Tshombe Returns to Congo After Rome Visit
Congo premier Moise Tshombe ends a Rome trip marked by wild Communist protests and strong Italian police security at Fiumicino. He thanks Italy for protection, plans to fly to Munich then home, and cancels New York trip citing Congo interests.
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Rome
Congo
Moise Tshombe
Munich
Tshombe
Italy
Pope Paul VI
John F. Kennedy
Bonn
Paul VI
United Nations
New York
Leopoldville
Via Veneto
Pocketbook flies off top of car in Weems Lane incident
A motorist left a pocketbook on her car roof and drove off. A policeman retrieved the item after it flew away. The Winchester Association of the Blind and the Winchester Elks Lodge Boys Camp run at Ward Plaza. Mrs. Leon Hensley of Stephens City notes signs of summer with a blooming Japonica, forsythia, and budding maple.
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Weem’s Lane
Winchester Association of the Blind
Winchester Elks Lodge
Ward Store
Ward Plaza
Leon Hensley
Stephens City
Police push manhunt in firing on U N building
New York AP report says authorities chased a large hunt among Cuban exiles after a bazooka shell fired near the United Nations Building exploded harmlessly in the East River. FBI and CIA and Army and Air Force intelligence units joined the probe led by Mayor Wagner.
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East River
United Nations
New York
43Rd Street
Manhattan
Queens
FBI
Central Intelligence Agency
The
Army
Bat
Air Force
Robert F. Wagner
Police Department
Adlai Step ‘Venson
U.S
USN
Peron Ordered to Give Up Politics or Leave Spain
The Spanish government issued an ultimatum to Juan Peron to cease political activity within a month or depart. Peron and his aides were expelled from influence, with sources noting police guard at Torremolinos hotel and a written reply expected from Peron.
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Peron
Spain
Madrid
Juan’ Peron
Manuel Fraga
Toreremolinos
Rio de Janeiro
Argentina
Fraga
Torremolinos
Rio
General ‘Confederation of ‘Labor
Reds Seek Renewal of Berlin Talks with Allies
Soviet officials propose re establishing regular meetings with Western Allies in Berlin a move described by Allied sources as highly ambiguous. The Soviets want talks on West Berlin status while the Allies demand discussion of East Berlin as well.
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Berlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
East Germany
Buddhists Launch New Anti Government Drive
Vietnamese Buddhist leaders begin a weekend of fasting and prayers to pressure Premier Tran Van Huong’s government. They demand veto power over top appointments and threaten protests modeled on past self sacrifices. U.S. aid to South Vietnam faces new conditions as regimes tighten.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Huong
United States
South Viet Nam
Darlac
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Hugan
Romney predicts Dean Burch will be ousted as GOP chair
Romney says Burch is likely to be ousted at the January 22-23 national committee meeting in Chicago. Burch plans a plea letter to 132 committee members while AP polling shows most members await his full argument before deciding.
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Washington
Michiegan Gay
George Romney
Dean Burch
Emba
Republican National Committee
Romney
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Burch
Eisenhower
GOP
Capitol
National Committee
Chicago
Associated Press
Sheriff Probes Store Breakin at Greenspring
Frederick County deputies investigate a break in at the C. B. Dawson Store Greenspring reporting 100 dollars in merchandise stolen. Entry via west window. 20 cartons of cigarettes cigars cheese and meats taken. Also probing theft of coins from an outdoor vending machine at Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Pike.
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Frederick County
Soviet set March 1 world Communist conference prep
The Soviet Communist party said preparations for a world conference will begin March 1. China and its allies will not attend, and several other parties may stay away over fears of a split in the Communist movement. Khrushchev era plans face renewed friction with Peking and allied nations.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Red China
Pravda
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Peking
Communist Movement
Romania
Cuba
China
North Viet Nam
Indonesia
Mariner 4 Passes Dense Geminid Stream Safely En Route to Mars
Pasadena AP Mariner 4 travels through the Geminid meteor stream on its 714 month voyage to Mars. The craft reported no damage as it neared the densest part of the stream and is set to cross Ursid in December and another in March. The relay mission aims to send the first close-up Mars pictures once systems remain intact.
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Pasadena
Calif
U.S
Mariner 4
Mars
Earth
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Mariner
Turtle-Giacobi
Nie Kresak
Gore Accident Injures Two Involving Route 259 Crash
Two men suffered injuries in a single vehicle crash on Route 259 south of Gore. Preston Lovelace was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital with facial lacerations and a possible ankle fracture. Denzel E. Carter was treated for mouth and cheek wounds and released. The car struck a bridge abutment and was a total loss. An additional VW incident on Paper Mill Road is under investigation.
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Gore
Preston Lovelace
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Denzel E. Carter
Liberty St
Berryville
H. K. Malbon
McNamara Proposes Wiping Army Reserve Units Into National Guard
Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara announced a plan to merge all Army Reserve units into the National Guard to balance the reserve system with contingency war plans. He said no reserve units would remain, though individuals not in units would be transferred and available for callup. The plan aims to improve deployment capability and save about 150 million dollars annually by converting the Army Reserve into a force of individuals rather than units, supplying trained personnel for mobilization and summer camps.
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Washington
Defense Roberts
McNamara
National Guard
Guard
Stephen Ailes
United States Reserve
Army Reserve
Landmark Case Adjourned In Maryland Church College Aid
The landmark case challenging Maryland state aid to church affiliated colleges pauses until December 22 after two weeks of hearings. Plaintiffs argue grants totaling 2.5 million dollars in 1962 raise tax support for religious functions and violate federal and state constitutions. Final arguments on the evidence are set for December 22 with constitutional questions awaiting 1965 sessions.
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Annapolis
Maryland
O. Bowie Duckett
Anne Arundel County
Federel
Weather drives warm air into Virginia from Gulf
A strong high pressure offshore plus multiple low pressure systems over the southeast push a broad stream of warm moist air from the Gulf of Mexico into Virginia today, bringing unseasonably mild conditions and potential humidity.
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Richmond
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
Winchester Seed Co Christmas Trees Open Daily
Balsam Scotch pine wreaths and poinsettias offered by Winchester Seed Co with daily openings through the Christmas season.
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Smalts Garden Center
Poinsettia
Winchester Seed Co
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U.N
Ernesto Guevara
Péblice
Guevara
General Assembly
South America
Reds
Thick Tinh Khiet
Gordon Etherington- Smith
Is Home
Avhe
Come
Laos
Gop Head
Poland
Chou Enelai
Ment
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