Khrushchev urges peaceful dispute settlement in India
In New Delhi Khrushchev tells Parliament that all international disputes should be solved by negotiation, not pressure. He cites Panch Shila and appeals for negotiated settlement of the India China border issue amid recent Indian soldier deaths. He is greeted by a large crowd but lighter than Eisenhower’s arrival crowds.
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Car delivery mix up ends with convertible shown
A Winchester dealer sent two salesmen to fetch a promised car from a warehouse in Washington. They returned last night with a convertible, prompting the driver to rerun to the warehouse this morning to verify the order.
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Sales Tax Fight Draws Virginia Counties Support
Richmond AP The Almond administration seeks League of Virginia Counties backing to revive a 2 percent sales tax plan after earlier defeats. Del. Charles K. Hutchens aims to shift House Finance Committee to advance amendments and win House approval. The measure would raise funds for teacher pay while exempting food and prescriptions in some proposals.
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Rockefeller Breaks Silence On Nixon At Buffalo Dinner
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller of New York praised Richard Nixon as clear and forthright after Nixon's warning to Republicans. Rockefeller avoided predicting Nixon's fate, while urging focus on Democratic contenders led by Kennedy Humphrey and Johnson. Meany signaled a possible AFL-CIO endorsement after conventions. A separate report details the discovery of Sandra Valade's body in Derry New Hampshire after a swimming class.
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Speaker Moore Sees Cuts in Almond Budget Debate
Richmond AP reports House Speaker E Blackburn Moore lightly critiqued the Almond Administration budget. He noted the House subcommittee trimmed original state needs by 18 million, questioned the remaining 11.5 million in essential needs, and cited a 65 million gap when including 45 million proposed reversions to localities under the sales tax plan.
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Eisenhower Denounces Khrushchev Claim On Moon Flag
President Eisenhower dismissed Khrushchev’s assertion that communism is superior after Russia’s moon flag claim. He praised space feats but warned Americans not to panic. He also criticized public debates among defense experts and Congress on missile strength. Discontinued on Page 10 Col 4.
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Two youths admit Warren holdup attempt
Two youths, 20, arrested yesterday admitted trying to hold up the Crossroads Grocery on Route 55 near Front Royal on January 21. Dennis Samuel of Pennsylvania and Donald Mayhugh of Warrenton were named in police reports as suspects. Mayhugh was to be questioned. They also acknowledged armed robberies in Fairfax and Appomattox and stealing a car used in the crime. The owner Lester Kinsey said the cash register was locked and the key was at his home. the gunmen fled and the car was found abandoned near Paris.
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Appomattox
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Sargo Plants Hawaii Flag at North Pole After Arctic Run
The U S submarine Sargo broke through Arctic ice to plant the Hawaii flag at the pole, following Nautilus and Skate which reached the pole in 1958. Sargo sailed from Pearl Harbor Jan 18 covering 2,744 underwater miles in 14 days 21 hours. Navy aims to gather oceanographic data amid ongoing Arctic exploration.
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Silent satellite mystery puzzles U S space watchers
A dark object in near polar orbit tumbled through space and may be of Soviet origin. Pentagon officials and American scientists weigh whether it could carry signals or be a foreign spy satellite, with limited data from Navy trackers and Jodrell Bank observers.
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Warren Chamber Names New Executive Secretary
Warren Indiana selects Nolen Hugh es of Portland as Managing Secretary of the Warren Chamber of Commerce. He will start Monday to replace George Massey who departed for Greater Spartansburg South Carolina last November. Hughes 34, previously Portland Chamber executive secretary, holds Jaycees Key Man Award 1956 and belongs to Jaycees Masons Christian Church and state executive associations. He is married with no children.
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Maternity Nurse Poised to Move Into Buckingham Palace
Queen Elizabeth's maternity nurse Helen Rowe is expected to move into Buckingham Palace within 24 hours for the birth of the Queen's third child. News sources report urgent readiness as medical checks indicate a likely delivery timing.
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Gronchi Ends Moscow Visit
President Giovanni Gronchi and party depart Moscow for Rome after a five day state visit. He and Foreign Minister Pella earlier met Soviet Premier Khrushchev and officials to discuss summit talks, trade and cultural relations between the Soviet Union and Italy.
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U S Proposes Four-Point Plan at Geneva on Nuclear Tests
President Eisenhower unveils a four point plan at Geneva to limit nuclear tests. It would ban atmospheric and ocean tests and tests in space and underground areas while exempting low powered underground explosions from a ban. The proposal aims to advance negotiations with the Soviet Union and Britain toward a broader test ban.
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Salvation Army sectional conference slated here
The Salvation Army will hold a sectional conference here on February 17 with Brig. Carl Cone Maj. Kimber Cox and Maj. W. R. H. Goodier of Baltimore in charge. Southeast Division includes Martinsburg Frederick Maryland Front Royal Winchester as officers and staff attend from divisional posts.
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