Snow Spreads Across Central US After Heavy Texas Snow
Snow piled up to a foot in the Panhandle and Minnesota to northern Arkansas while 2 to 4 inch falls were forecast for eastern Missouri and southern Illinois. A Texas Panhandle derailment occurred as trains halted and a cattleman died in 15 degree cold.
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Panhandle
Minnesota
Arkansas
Missouri
Illinois
Texas
Flour Bluff
Corpus Christi
Tex
Oklahoma
Kansas
Iowa
Sun Melting Yet Snow or Sleet Due Tomorrow
Frederick County schools remain closed for the eleventh day due to weather. About 60 percent of secondary roads are open with single lanes evident while chains are advised. Primary highways are in good condition as sun aids melting.
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Winchester
Clarke
Frederick County
R. E. Ayler
Highway Department
Weather delays Civil War Centennial program at James Wood High
A weather postponement at the Civil War Centennial program at James Wood High School prompts a local reaction about control by a Yankee weather man. Report mentions sights on S Stewart St with two young women in swimsuits posing in the snow, a car salesman debacle, and a birds question with Mrs Dettra of Midland Virginia noting mockingbirds’ winter behavior and spring signal.
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James Wood High School
S. Stewart St
Castro Seizes Water Co Supplying U S Base
Havana reports Fidel Castro’s government seizes the Yateras Aqueduct Co which supplies Guantanamo Bay. Despite the takeover the base’s water supply remains uninterrupted and operations will continue as before under new administration.
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Castro
Water Co
U.S
Havana
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Fidel Castro
Naval Base
Ers
Yateras Aqueduct Co
Antonio Batista
Yateras Company
Guantanamo
Henri Schueg
Navy
Kennedy
Washington
Cohan
Soviet Silent on Sputnik Fate as Trackers Find No Signal
Moscow avoids comment on the seven ton Sputnik mission amid no trace picked up by Western stations. Prof Yevgeny Klinov hints the craft is unmanned while experts ponder possible failures or secrecy.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Sputnik
Yevgeny Leonodivich Klinov
Italy
L'Unita
Britain
Bernard Lovell
Jodrell Bank
Prayer Subject Of Dr Evans Talk Tonight At First Baptist
Dr Louis H Evans will preach on What is Happening When You Pray at 7 30 pm tonight as part of the Week of Prayer Services at First Baptist Church The service will be led by Rev Charles J Bright Market Street Methodist pastor with Rev Mark Andes Congregational Christian Church supplying the prayer The Market Street Methodist Choir will sing the anthem.
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Louis H. Evans
First Baptist Church
Charles J. Bright
Market Street Methodist Church
Mark Andes
Congregational Christaan Church
Grodon Cosby
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Elvis Williams
Cosby
Button enters Virginia attorney general race for July primary
State Sen. Robert Y. Button of Culpeper announces his candidacy for attorney general in the July Democratic primary. He chairs education groups and has served on multiple state boards. Button aligns with conservative Byrd forces and pledges faithful, impartial service if elected.
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Richmond
Robert Y. Button
Culpeper
Virginia
Button
Albertis Harrison Jr
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Nansemond
A. E. S. Stephens
Godwin
Byrd Forces
State Senate
State Board of Education
Virginia Parole Board
State Board of Accountancy
Gray Education Commission
Perrow Study Commission On Education
Union Advisory Legislative Coun
Evans Speaks On Feeding Soul At First Service
Dr. Louis H. Evans opened a Week of Prayer at the First Baptist Church asking what is happening in your life and if you are living. He urged tuning hearing to God and said prayer is to the soul what breathing is to the body.
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Evans
Feeding Soul
First Service
Louis H. Evans
First Baptist Church
Dr. Evans
Mission speaker urges daily devotion and self change
A report on a mission talk notes Dr Evans urging daily devotion to feed the soul and live anew. The Rev Godon Cosby adds discipline is essential for Christian life, outlining three types of discipline during the Morning School of Prayer at Braddock Street Methodist Chapel.
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Dr. Evans
Godon Cosby
Braddock Street Methodist Chapel
Rusk Holds First News Conference
Secretary of State Dean Rusk outlined disarmament talks with China and urged realism about U S relations with the Soviet bloc. He highlighted crises in Laos Congo and Cuba and promised candor in public briefing while noting hard work ahead.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
China
Rusk
Arthur Dean
New York
U.S
United States
Cuba
Russia
Moscow
Khrushchev
Aslo Rusk
Laos
The
Congo
Kennedy to reshape entire foreign aid program says Mansfield
Senator Mansfield says President Kennedy will seek a five year foreign aid framework focused on development loans and technical assistance, with reduced military aid and more burden sharing by Western Europe and Japan. He notes major planning needed to attract other free nations and suggests possible changes to funding and oversight.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Mansfield
Senate
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Japan
United
Free World
Six Electrical Firms Fined 150000 in Antitrust Indictments
Philadelphia AP reports six electrical companies including General Electric and Westinghouse were fined a total 150000 on the first of twenty federal indictments charging bid rigging and price fixing. J H Chiles of Westinghouse drew 30 days in jail and 20000 fine. Judges described the case as a shocking indictment of a vast segment of the economy.
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Philadelphia
General Electric
Westinghouse
J. H. Chiles
Chiles
J. Cullen Ganey
Neval el
Westing
Ganey
Allis-Chalmers
McGraw-Edison
Moloney Electric Co
Wagner Electric
United States
Thieves Take $1700 From Terminal Tavern
Winchester police investigate the weekend theft at Terminal Tavern on N Braddock Street. Howard Fauver reported the break in after discovering a door on the north side entry and that about $1200 in cash plus checks were missing from a back room money box.
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Winchester
N. Braddock St
Howard Fauver
F. M. Funk
Basil Cooper
Roger Pennington
Kennedy calls for sharp cut in duty free allowance
President Kennedy urged Congress to reduce the duty free limit from 500 to 100 dollars for foreign goods brought by American tourists. He linked the move to discouraging purchases with dollars that could be used to buy U.S. gold and cited potential tax and banking reforms to attract dollar balances. He stressed no trade barriers and urged early congressional action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
United States
Canada
U.S
Free World
Brooklyn Arrives with Reinforcements for Fort Pickens
The Brooklyn arrived off Pensacola Florida with reinforcements for Fort Pickens, marking a noted naval movement from the era.
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Brooklyn
Pensacola
Fila
Fort Pickens
Tendersweet Fried Clams See Page 6 Today
Restaurant ad noting 30 percent discount at Howard Johnson and George Washington Hotel with product highlights and partner pages. Mentions Sterling and Rhodes Jewelry and Society Page items. Includes rubber footwear ad for Leggett’s and a brief note on an international inactive status.
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Howard Johnson
George Washington
Sterling and Rhodes Jewelry CO
Society
Leggett’s
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Philip Grim, Jr
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