Potatoes Won’t Be Unloaded Amid Coast Port Strike
Longshoremen in Charleston and across East and Gulf Coast ports press on with a wage dispute over crew sizes blocking most cargo. ILA leaders pause seed potato unloading under pressure from top officials as banana shipments resume in Charleston amid limited exemptions.
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Charleston
S.C
Gulf Coast
International Longshoremen’s Association
Afl-Cio
South Carolina
William V. Brady
ILA
Galveston
Tex
East
New Orleans
East Pakistan
Pakistan
Washington
Holidays Bring Delays as Snow Lingers at Local Mall
A supermarket manager admitted groceries were packed in several small bags due to a shortage of large sacks. Snow was ruled out in the forecast though skies stayed gray. Temperatures ranged from a high of 41 to a low of 20 with a - no, the report notes a low of 28 to 33 tonight. Tomorrow's outlook is partly cloudy and warmer, aiding snow melt.
Kennedy and Pentagon Leaders Review Defense Strategy
President Kennedy and top advisers met in Palm Beach for a year end defense review and to refine the $51 billion budget. McNamara signaling a push to scrap Skybolt amid LeMay’s opposition, with Meir meeting Kennedy during a UN trip.
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Palm Beach, Fla
Kennedy
Golda Meir
United Nations
C. Michael Paul
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
The
Treasury
Thousand Dollar Telethon Opens to Raise Chest Funds
A three night telethon begins at 6 p.m. to raise 5000 for the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest. Jaycees and Jaycee-ettes lead calls from three sites using a donor file of about 1500 names with volunteers from Scouts Salvation Army USC and local nurseries and clinics backing the effort. The Chest stands 5094 short of its 49950 goal with 44856 collected so far.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Don Homar
Boy Scouts
Girl Scouts
Salvation Army
USC and
Friends of
West Virginia Couple Held in Stolen Goods Case
Sears Hutchins and his wife Anne faced possession charges after about 100 dollars worth of merchandise stolen from Winchester stores was found in their Halltown home. Dewey Moreau, earlier charged with shoplifting, implicated the couple leading to a joint police search and arrests. The Hutchinses, previously acquitted on an illegal alcohol charge, await trial in Charles Town before potential return.
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West Virginia
Sears Hutchins
Anne
Winchester
Francis M. Funk
W. Va
Funk
Dewey Moreau
Hutchins
Moreau
A and P
Halltown
Alvin Johnson
Charles Town
Corporation
Two Car Crash Injures Three East of Winchester
Three people were hurt in a two car crash three miles east of Winchester at the Rt 50 and 723 intersection around 11 am. Injuries listed include Ruth Minghini 17 of Boyce with a strained neck Loretta Green 27 of Vienna with a cut knee and bruised shin and Frederick Green 18 of Vienna with a cut lip.
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Winchester
Rts
Stephens City
Ruth Elizabeth Minghini
Boyce
Lewis Allen Courtney
Rt. 3
Loretta Green
Vienna
Frederick Joseph Green
Frederick Jeffrey Green
R. L. Green
Rt. 735
D. A. Sheetz
Vernon Clinton Haines
Albert Lacy
Stephens ‘City
Forfeited Right To Lie Detector Test Court Rules
Ohio Supreme Court refuses to order polygraph or hypnosis tests for Dr. Samuel H. Sheppard serving a life term for his wife Marilyn’s July 1954 murder. Bailey argued fear of results blocked tests. Sheppard contends an intruder killed his wife and injured him.
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Columbus
Ohio
Samuel H. Sheppard
Ohio Supreme Court
Supreme Court
Sheppard
Marion Correctional Institution
F. Lee Bailey
Boston
Maury Koblentz
Bailey
Marilyn
Have the City Jitters Doctor Warns of Urbophrenia in Urban Life
Philadelphia reports physician Igho Hart Kornblueh of the University of Pennsylvania warns urban living can create urbophrenia a climate of indoor life that dulls mental and physical capacity. He cites limited outdoor activity and a sedentary routine as contributing factors. Joseph Lee Hollander also notes arthritis sufferers predict weather shifts as barometric pressure and humidity rise.
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Igho Hart Kornblueh
University of Pennsylvania
Kornblueh
A .Symposium On Biometerology
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Graduate Hospital
Joseph Lee Hollander
Trains Crashed in Blizzard Death Toll Rises in Britain
London bound Scot Express collided with a local train at Coppenhall Junction killing at least 18 people including six children and an American serviceman. Rescue teams battled icy roads as a major winter storm swept across Europe with snow and freezing temperatures from Spain to Denmark.
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London
Europe
Coppenhall Junction
Manchester
Harold Schiff
Cheshire
Mediterranean
Liberia
Portugal
Spain
Barcelona
Valencia
Algeciras
Gibraltar
Italy
Alps
Sicily
Italian Alps
Trapelle
Copenhagen
Denmark
Paris
Germany
Oslo
Norway
Hammerfest
Nome
Alaska
Britain
Scotland
India Pakistan open Kashmir talks amid border pact cloud
In Rawalpindi Indian and Pakistani ministers began Kashmir talks under strain after a Pakistan China border accord claims. Ayub Khan seeks clarifications while Britain and the United States push for a settlement to ease regional tensions and arms concerns.
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Rawalpindi
Pakistan
Kashmir
Red China
Sinkiang
U.N
New Delhi
Mohammed Ayub Khan
Ayub
India
Subcontinent
China
Himalayan
Britain
United States
Man seeks winter jail by smashing store window
Donald Johnson, 30, said to want jail for the winter after destroying private property by hurling a hammer through a plate glass window in Washington. Police subdued him. he pled innocent and demanded a jury trial as warmer weather arrived.
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Washington
Donald Johnson
Johnson
Recene H Iti
Dea
Five Virginia highway crashes claim seven lives
Seven people died in five Virginia crashes yesterday and last night raising the 1962 toll to 954. A four car wreck near Providence Forge on U S 60 killed two and injured ten. In Arlington County two men died and a third was hurt while fixing a tire on Virginia 350. The Clough tragedy near Providence Forge claimed two more lives and ten were injured when their car hit three others.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Providence Forge
U. S. 60
Shirley Highway
Arlington County
Chester E. Clough
Irene Clough
Hampton
Clough
Earl Hamilton
Ernest Long
Aiecende
Sylvia Hopkins
Joyful Reunions as Bay of Pigs Evacuees Arrive in Florida
The 922 refugees from the Bay of Pigs arrive aboard the African Pilot at Port Everglades near Fort Lauderdale to be joined with families in the United States. The ship carries 20 years of service and faces minor illness aboard. Red Cross notes nine contagious cases and 11 stretcher patients.
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Miami
Fla
Port Everglades
Fort Lauderdale
Fidel Castro
United States
Red Cross
Joe McGowan
Associated Press
Havana
Banning Lary
Regular Handic¢y Council Meeting Notice
NOTICE A regular meeting of Handi¢y Council 634, U.C.T. at Elks Home, 8 p.m., Friday, December 28th. Jas. R. Brandon, Secy. WINTER CLEARANCE The STORE SET Since it is not possible to collect Christmas trees in the enclosed equipment, they will be taken up in open trucks, if placed on the curb with regular garbage, during one week only from Monday, December 31st through Saturday, January 5th. This service provides two collections for everyone, and your cooperation is requested so that we will be able to maintain our regular collection schedule with the enclosed equipment.
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Handi¢y Council
U.C.T
Elks Home
Jas. R. Brandon
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White House
Palm Beach
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Roswell L. Gilpatric
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Curtis E. LeMay
Air Force
McNamara
Jaycee-ettes
Telephone Company
S. Loudoun St
Chamber of Commerce
Chest
Piccadilly St
Florida
Philadelphia
Mercury
U. S
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U.S. Coast Guard
Lancaster
Cues
ACME
Berryville Ave
Braddock St
Baker & Anderson
Grove Furniture CO
Winchester Park & Shop
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