Khrushchev Claims Soviet Union as World’s Strongest Power
Soviet Premier Khrushchev declares the USSR the strongest military power and says peaceful coexistence gains ground. He notes Soviet resolve to outproduce the United States and to achieve the highest living standards with the shortest working day. He spoke in New Delhi before about 400000 Indians after meeting Nehru.
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New Delhi
India
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Eisenhower
Khrushchev
Ram Lila Park
Delhi
Nehru
Red China
Mao Tzetung
United States
Apple Blossom Festival actions and local notes in Woodstock
Spring is near as Shenandoah County reports activity in Woodstock. The Woodstock Lions Club plans for its beauty contest on April 1 to select Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom, with a parade float already entered and an honorary Fire Chief named for the season. A state trooper helped a stranded motorist on Route 50, and two rosebuds survived winter in a local garden.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah
Woodstock Lions Club
Winchester
Clarke County Board Reviews Zoning Plan Proposal
Clarke County Board of Supervisors, meeting in the County Court House, discusses a proposed zoning ordinance in executive session. The plan would divide the county into four zones with agriculture as the largest area, followed by residential, business, and industrial zones.
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Berryville
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
County Court House
Big Break Anticipated In Coors Disappearance Case
Sheriff Art Wermuth says a big break is near in the disappearance of Adolph Coors III, 44, heir to the Coors brewery. Authorities seek three suspects seen near his home. the elder Coors forecasts a ransom-related case as he negotiates from Hawaii. Coors vanished Tuesday en route to Golden. his car was found with bloodstains near a bridge.
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Golden
Colo
Art Wermuth
Adolph Coors III
Werath
Coors
Adolph Coors II
Wermuth
Mountain
Denver
Ee Wertmith
FBI
Bataan
Colorado
Jefferson) County
Dover
Jefferson x
Weremuth
Ing Mountain Cabins
Faor
William
Joseph
Adolph
Invasion by rabid dogs stemmed in Imperial County
Imperial County ended a five month rabies scare after shooting between 3 000 and 7 000 dogs. About 135 people received anti rabies treatment as stray and wild dogs crossed the U S Mexican border. If no new cases arise by February end the quarantine may lift March 1.
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EL Centro
Calif
Imperial County
U. S
Bajacee
Ceget
Mexico
Auction plan and judging at Atlantic All Bull Sale
Preparation for the Atlantic All Bull Sale tomorrow highlights the show process with Aberfeldy Ambition and the judging routine. William Davidson of Marshall is pictured observing the animal fitment during the onceover.
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William Davidson
Marshall
Atlantic All Bull Sale Committee
R. W. Guardhouse
Milton
Ontario
Canada
Paar Says He Wont Return to NBC Show
New York AP Jack Paar will not return to the NBC program after quitting in anger over censorship. He plans a long vacation in Europe to rest and may relocate with his family to avoid publicity.
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Paar
NBC
New York
Jack Paar
Europe
Mediterranean
Bronxville
William Kalna
Yonkers
Randy
Humphrey Applauds Test Ban Proposal
Sen. Hubert H. Humphrey praises President Eisenhower s nuclear test ban plan and notes it echoes his own October proposal. He argues disarmament is the world s urgent issue as Republicans attack Democratic defense critiques amid campaign rhetoric.
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Hubert H. Humphrey
Dminn
Eisenhower
Humphrey
Pontiac
Mich
Long Beach
Calif
San Francisco
Washington
Akron
Ohio
Kenneth B. Keating
Russia
America
Keating
Frigid Air Sweeps Into East Across Nation
Brisk north winds sent frigid air into the eastern third of the nation while a north central freeze persisted. Temperatures plunged to -15 at International Falls and -11 at Grand Forks with other readings near zero in Madison and Minneapolis Saint Paul. An ice jam caused Mohawk River flooding at Schenectady and some evacuations by boat.
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Associated Press
International Falls
Minn
Grand Fork
N.D
Duluth
Omaha
Green Bay
Wis
Madison
Minneapolis-St. Paul
Mohawk
Schenectady
N.Y
Midwest
Great Plains
Michigan
Wisconsin
Illinois
Texas
Rockies
America Most Successful Experiment Firemen Told
Dr. George R. Seidel of DuPont addressed about 225 people at the 63rd Reuss Banquet marking Charles Broadway Rouss’s birthday. He warned the nation must sustain its four legs churches homes schools and jobs and urged voluntary effort beyond that of Russians and Chinese.
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America
George R. Seidel
DuPont
Reuss
Charles Broadway Rouss
War Memorial Building
Joseph C. Haines
W. Holt Louder
Christ Episcopal Church
Dr. Seidel
Change in Tide Seen in Argentina Tax Program
Gov Almond signals a tax program shift as Argentine authorities claim a mystery submarine near Golfo Nuevo has been crippled and trapped after 12 days. Navy officials confirm surface and underwater attacks with depth charges and artillery, with U S and Britain denying their subs in the area.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Argentine Gulf
Navy
Gaston Clement
Golfo Nuevo
Ad. Clement
Arturo Frondizi
Government House
United States
Britain
Crime in New York City Rises 1.8 Percent
New York City crime climbed 1.8 percent last year marking a sixth straight rise. Police Commissioner Stephen P. Kennedy reported arrests up 1.2 percent and felonies up 4.8 percent while arrests of youths under 16 fell 4.9 percent for the first time since 1955.
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New York
New York City
Stephen P. Kennedy
Mt. Hebron
Stone Shop
Strasburg
New England
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Blue Pile Ward
Gainesboro
Nefit
Gainesboro Pire Co
Six Supermarket Strikes Halt Washington Area Shopping
Six major Washington area supermarket chains shut down after Meatcutters Local 555 walked off the job. The strike leaves 75 percent of local food supplies disrupted as shoppers rush to stock up. some cross 25 mile limits for regular stores while others rely on canned goods and freezers. A federal mediator brokered talks with limited progress as the union seeks higher pay and the strike spreads across A P Acme Safeway Food Lane Grain Giant chains.
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Washington
A&p
Acme
Virginia Governor Sees Shift Toward Sales Tax Support
Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr says there is a perceptible change in tide toward a sales tax with food and prescriptions exempt. He expects the House Finance Committee to advance a measure by the 100 member House and notes rising local government support. He cites mail turning from opposition to endorsement and urges incorporating Stuart Fenwick amendments into any sales tax bill.
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Richmond
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
House
Virginia
Del
Charles K. Hutchens
House Finance Committee
Stuart-Fenwick Senate
Senate Finance Committee
Hutchens
Assembly
Stuart-Fenwick Aera
Five Family Members Die in Highland Fire
Five members of a rural family died when a house fire at Tuckers Corners, near Highland, destroyed their home. Victims were David Blair 30, Betty Blair 27, and children David Jr 3 Susan 2 and Linda 13 months. Cause of the blaze was not determined.
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Highland
N.Y
Tuckers Corners
David Blair
Betty
David Jr
Susan
Linda
Navy Seaplane Crash Kills Nine Airmen near Whidbey Island
A Navy seaplane on a training mission from Whidbey Island Naval Air Station burst into flames and crashed into Puget Sound eleven miles southwest of Oak Harbor Washington. Nine airmen were aboard. four bodies were recovered as search crews probe the cause amid wreckage and debris.
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Oak Harbor
Wash
Puget Sound
Here
Navy
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
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Mexico City
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Clarke Board Studies
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
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Bob Hope
THE
Dick Nixon
Thruston B. Morton
Boston
Cal
Gov. Almond
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Gulf
Atlantic
Frondizi
U.S. Navy
U.S
Semyon Tsarapkin
Geneva
Moscow
Six Supermarket
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