Canadian politics heats up over nuclear arms crisis
Canadian debate in the House of Commons centers on Ottawa's stance on U.S. nuclear arms and defense policy. Prime Minister John G. Diefenbaker faces opposition attacks while defending Canada from Washington pressure as election talk grows around the issue.
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Canada
Rcles
Douglas Farkness
House of Commons
Beind
John G. Diefebaker
Washington
Canadian
Commons
Diefenbaker
U.S. State Department
North America
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
State Department
Groundhog Day Forecast and Local News Recap
A light drizzle or rain is forecast tonight and tomorrow with no sunshine if the shadow appears. The Winchester Frederick County Community Chest reports 46566 in pledges or 93.14 percent of 49950, leaving 3384 to goal. A batch of eggs bought by Mrs Roy London from Russell's Market proved a bargain with double yolks in the first 14. Area basketball games are scheduled tonight with Johnson Williams the lone postponed item.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Roy London
Senseny Rd
London
Russell’s Market
Cork ‘St
Russell
West Virginia
Johnson-Williams
Enny
Manas
President Orders A Test to Proceed
President Kennedy orders resumption of preparations for a new underground nuclear test shot in Nevada after talks with Russia over a test ban treaty failed. Secretary of State Rusk outlined reasons for the decision and commented on U S Canada relations and Cuba troop warnings in a briefing with reporters.
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Kennedy
Nevada
Russia
Dean Rusk
New York
Geneva
Rusk
United States
Canada
Ottawa
Stennis to probe Cuban military buildup facts in Cuba
Senator John Stennis called a Senate Preparedness subcommittee meeting to obtain all facts on the Cuban military buildup. Senator Kenneth Keating cited a Soviet ship unloading armaments and ongoing missile sites in Cuba, while a Pentagon spokesman disputed coverage of usable bases. Ships Kasimov and Baltica were identified as arrivals since Kennedy’s remarks on Cuba surveillance.
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Washington
John Stennis
D-Miss
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Cuba
Kenneth B. Keating
R-N.y
Senate
Btyde Keating
Pentagon
Pentagori
Keating
Kasimov
Kennedy
Macmillan Seeks British Entry as Rome Hosts Talks
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrived in Rome to consult Italian leaders on Britain’s bid to join the Common Market. In Rome he is welcomed by Premier Amintore Fanfani and others as Brussels talks lag and other trade options loom. An Italian-UK meeting followed with Herter set to meet British officials in London.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
Amintore Fanfani
Attilio Piccioni
Macmillan
Fiumicino
Brussels
Messaggero
Chigi Palace
Charles de Gaulle
London
Christian A. Herter
Kennedy
Lord Home
Reginald Maudling
Richmond Plant Closure Shuts 200 Jobs
Richmond AP report says nearly 200 workers were laid off as Vinco Corp Receng Division abruptly shut its plant. General manager Charles L. Prosser received a Detroit directive to discontinue operations and could not confirm a reopening date. The facility produced air conditioners and aerospace equipment.
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Richmond
Vinco Corp
Receng
Charles L. Prosser
Detroit
Prosser
Harrison Named To Constitutional Government Group
RICHMOND AP Former Congressman Burr P. Harrison of Winchester was named to the state commission on Constitutional Government. Gov Harrison Jr appointed the retired 7th District representative to the unexpired term of the late W Tayloe Mur of Warsaw. The term ends June 20 1966.
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Burr P. Harrison
Winchester
State Commission On
Harrison Jr
Ite
W. Tayloe Murof
Warsaw
Pacific storms lash West Coast flood in Reno dikes
Rain swollen rivers flood hundreds of homes as sandbag dikes go up in Reno Nevada and traffic locks on major highways and rail routes across the Sierra. Gusts and heavy precipitation extend from Hawaii to the Pacific Coast with power outages and four deaths reported in California and Nevada.
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Oregon
Washington
Yakima Valley
Portland
Nevada
National Guard
Snowstorm Closes Schools as Virginia Sees Snow, Slush
Moist air from the Ohio Valley covers Virginia with light to moderate snow and six inch depths in western mountains. The State Highway Department reports slush on primary routes, 1 to 2 inches on secondary roads, and warns of hazardous driving. 25 counties close schools including Danville and Covington.
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Ohio Valley
Virginia
Richmond
State Highway Department
Lexington
Danville
Covington
Alleghany County
Hardy Heads Heart Fund Campaign Here
Ralph L. Hardy city councilman is chairing the Winchester Heart Fund drive opening today. The campaign runs through the month with county chair to be named next week. Virginia Heart Association gifts support the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.
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Ralph L. Hardy
Winchester Heart Fund
Frederick County
Mr. Hardy
National Fruit Product Co
Coe
Hardy
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
Virginia Heart Association
Winchester
Kenneth E. Thomas
Tevious C. Bailey
Charles Emschler
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Virgil R. Strader
Diane Carper
Infant Kathy Dodril Survives At Winchester Memorial Hospital
Kathy Eileen Dodril, daughter of Mr and Mrs Kenneth Dodril of Fisher's Hill, weighed less than two pounds at birth last Saturday and is progressing well at Winchester Memorial Hospital. At 14 inches, she is noted as the smallest baby to arrive and survive there in ten years. The couple, married seven years, have two older premature children Christopher Alan and Sheila Ann, who weighed five and six pounds at early arrivals.
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Kathy Eileen Dodril
Kenneth Dodril
Fisher’s Hill
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Disaster over Ankara as two planes crash in Ulus Square
In Ankara two planes collide in Ulus Square, killing an estimated 115, many on the ground. The Middle East Airlines Viscount from Nicosia and a Turkish air force C47 Dakota crash near the city’s center, drawing rapid emergency response.
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Brooklyn
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Times Square
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Nicosia
Cyprus
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Kemal Ataturk
MEA
Beirut
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Middle East
Cashier Charged In Embezzlement Of $427,000
SELMA Alam AP A 65 year old bank cashier Hugh Edward Campbell is charged by the FBI with embezzling 427000 over 35 years from the National Bank of Selma where he worked 45 years A warrant under the Federal Reserve Act was filed Campbell was under suspicion after a late credit statement triggered an investigation The bank president said the loss is insured and no depositor loss is expected
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Ala
FBI
Edwin Tully
Hugh Edward Campbell
National Bank of
Tully
Roger Jones
Robert Frye
Campbell
Frye
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