Strategy Mapped For Better U S Soviet Relations
President Kennedy and advisers studied a new approach to improve U S Soviet ties at the White House conference. The talks included potential April talks with Premier Khrushchev and a possible summit later in the year. Kennan returned as Yugoslavia ambassador and Harriman emerged as a top diplomatic adviser. Thompson reported Khrushchev’s views, aiding release of two American airmen. Johnson and Bohlen also attended.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
White House
Khrushchev
George F. Kennan
Kennan
Eisenhower
Yugoslavia
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Moscow
Wr Khrushchev
Llewellyn Thompson
Dean Rusk
Thompson
Khruschev
Rezens
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Lyndon B. Johnson
Charles E. Bohlen
Local Schools Open Monday in Frederick and Clarke Counties
Frederick and Clarke County schools will reopen Monday after a three day snow holiday. Supt. Robert Ayler said the emergency snow schedule adopted in January by the School Board and published in the Star will be in effect.
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Frederick
Clarke County
Robert Ayler
Frederick County
Star
Community thanks for road clearing and helper names in Opequon area
The Citizens of Opequon on Rt 50 thank Thurman Perry and associates for keeping their road open. Bel-Air subdivision in Stephens City honors Charles Bass Elwood Mauck of Grove Lime Co for time and equipment to open their street. Milton Turner is thanked for using his gear. A diesel truck carrying a Polaris missile stage stalled seven hours on Cedar Creek Grade en route from Florida to Cumberland. A fuel delay at Capon Bridge ended when the driver suggested cooling the missile to prevent detonation. Snow shovelers praised as well for aiding workers to reach jobs.
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Opequon
Rt. 50
Cedar Creek
Thurman Perry
Bel-Air
Stephens City
Charles Bass
Elwood Mauck
The
Grove Lime Co
Milton Turner
Florida
Cumberland
Capon Bridge
W. Va
Gulf Oi
Snow and Ice Derail Two Diesel Engines in Winchester
Snow and ice clogged downtown tracks in Winchester early today causing a derailment of two diesel engines. The 40 or so cars from Strasburg remained on the rails. engines were moved after using Winchester and Western Railroad equipment. Rt 7 at Kent and Piccadilly and Fairfax Lane were blocked until 9 am. no further trains were due.
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Winchester
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Strasburg
Winchester and Western Railroad
Rt. 7
Kent and
Piccadilly
Fairfax Lane
Permanent expansion of unemployment benefits urged by Goldberg
Detroit AP Secretary of Labor Arthur Goldberg outlined a plan for permanent increases to unemployment compensation beyond the $1.2 billion emergency idle aid. He spoke during a five state tour, noting proposals to be worked out with federal legislation to boost benefits previously set by states.
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Detroit
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Goldberg
John B. Swainson
Michigan
Highway Crew Plans Rest Break Amid Snow Delays
The highway department announces a planned day off for crews after three weeks of continuous work. Claude Coffman says reopening of secondary roads is targeted for this evening if no new snowfalls occur. If problems arise in Ira, call the department at MD 2 8876 for repairs, though callers are discouraged until further notice.
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Claude Coffman
J. Coffman
Coffman
Iraa En
Final Victim Found in Swiss Avalanche Killings
Swiss alpinists recovered the body of 14 year old Dorete Fino, the last of nine schoolchildren and a teacher who died in an avalanche on Scalottas Mountain near Lenzerheide. The group from a Glarus high school faced warnings before the steep ascent.
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Lenzerheide
Switzerland
Scalottas Mountain
Dorete Fino
Sealottas Mountain
Glarus
Scarlettas
Grand Jury Returns 10 True Bills
A Winchester Corporation Court grand jury indicted ten individuals. Names include Anna Helen Pauley of Purcellville, Lola Jean Frame for forgery, and Kenneth Ivan Shultz for breaking and entering. Sentences range from probation to jail terms, with several cases referred to probation and parole and a few capiases issued for additional suspects.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Anna Helen Pauley
Purcellville
James Bryant
Julius Newsome
Harvey Carlton Richard
Raymond Jefferson Kerns
Bryant
Newsome
Richards
Winchester
Roger Pennington
Charles Hill
Hansel Lindawood
Kerns
Kenneth Ivan Shultz
Eva R. Medley
Lola Jean Frame
David K. Simpson
Khrushchev Targets 1970 For U.S. Industrial Lead
Soviet Premier Khrushchev told farm experts in Tbilisi that the 1959 65 seven year plan would be completed ahead of schedule and that 1970 remains his target to overtake the United States in industrial output. He said the plans are being overfulfilled and resources accumulated beyond the plan. He urged no threat to others while noting changes needed in the social system of the United States.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
Tbilisi
Georgia
Izvestia
Kennedys Spend Weekend at Glen Ora Virginia Estate
President Kennedy leaves Washington for a Highland weekend at Glen Ora in Loudoun County Virginia with Jacqueline and Caroline. A press corps plans to follow, while John Jr stays at the White House. Snowbound roads and helicopter preparations mark the visit to the secluded estate near Middleburg as reporters scramble for limited beds.
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Washington
Kennedy
Virginia
Glen Ora
White House
Loudoun County
Hunt Country
Caroline
Marine Corps
Glenora
Kennedys
John Jr
Middleburg
Gettysburg
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Red Fox Tavern
Colonial Inn
Sah Jene Oeinger
Jeannette Rudellat
U. S. Information Agency
Salinger
France Hopes Apology Eases Moscow Over Brezhnev Jet Incident
Paris sought to calm Soviet anger after a French jet fired tracer bursts at a plane carrying Leonid Brezhnev. France's chargé d’affaires met with Foreign Minister Gromyko to convey sincere regrets and pledge full investigation. The Soviets said the French violated flight plans and defended their pilot’s course.
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Paris
France
Leonid Brezhnev
Moscow
Jean de la Grandville
Foreign Ministry
Seahimaoena
Communist Party
Pravda
Lebanon
de la Grandville
Andrei A. Gromyko
Rabat
Morocco
Brezhnev
Algiers
Hershey Sees Possible Hike In Draft Rate
Lt. Gen. Lewis M. Hershey, director of the Selective Service, said at a Salt Lake City conference that draft rates may rise in the next five years due to greater emphasis on conventional weapons and national readiness for limited warfare. He noted no expectation of a decline.
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Salt Lake City
Selective Service
Lewis M. Hershey
Pre pared H. Clay Manuel 528 Battle Ave
Address listed for H. Clay Manuel with dial code Dial MO and phone number 2-8192. File reference shows 1p 3-10-2t indicating page and column marks. No further context or event details available.
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H. Clay Manuel
Battle Ave
Dial
Shotgun Patrols Guard 15 Farm Camps in Imperial Valley
Sheriff officers with shotguns patrolled 75 farm labor camps amid strike violence in California's Imperial Valley lettuce harvest. Two state investigators and a third officer reinforced a month-long labor dispute. Earlier, about 100 men with brooms stormed a Brawley camp injuring four and arresting 38.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial Valley
State Attorney General
Brawley
Herbert Hughes
el Centro Alae
United Bene Workers of America
Agricultural Workers
Lumumba Escape Rumors Spark Congo Crisis
Reports from Elisabethville and United Nations indicate Katanga denies arranging Lumumba escape from Mutshassa. observers fear civil war if he is dead or alive. A car found near a damaged farmhouse prison is examined while U.N. and U.S. officials seek confirmation as Soviet and other nations push for a Council meeting.
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Elisabethville, the Congo
Katanga
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mutshassa
Elisabethville
Congo
Oriental
Kivu
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Yulu
Republic of Congo
U.N.‘ Security Council
Soviet Union
Dag Hammarskjold
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