Unemployment Urgency Highlighted After White House Meeting
House leader Sam Rayburn and President Kennedy led talks with Cabinet members on mounting unemployment. Secretary Goldberg said the situation was worse than expected as Mansfield urged fast action on minimum wage and unemployment compensation bills.
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Washington
Capitol
Goldberg
Kennedy
Rayburn
White House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Mansfield
Senate Labor and Finance Committees
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Agriculture
Orville L. Feeman
Secetary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Congress
Bees Hover as Warm Weather Returns in Town Crier
Mrs Gladys Keckley reports two honeybees near her doorstep amid warm air. Myrtle Clowser recalls a 1906 Valentine from a schoolmate. Sun Oil and Gulf stations clarified fuel credit cooperation after a missile fuel claim. Amateur Radio Club notes a weather rumor and a snow update. Hausenflauck family reports birds in a junk car. Moody Slonaker shares roadside car stuck tips with shingles and grain for traction.
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Gladys Keckley
Stephens City
H. F. Nelson
Sun Oil Co
Capon
Town Crier
Gulf Station
Moody Slonaker
Memorial Hospital
Six
Massie Snarr And Monahan Form New Law Firm
Joseph A. Massie Jr announces formation of Massie Snarr and Monahan with partners George G. Snarr Jr and Thomas V. Monahan. Offices at 133 West Boscawen Street effective March 1. Commonwealth Attorney’s office remains at Frederick County Office Building. Massie and Snarr are Winchester natives. Monahan from Washington DC.
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Massie, Snarr and Monahan
Massie
George G. Snarr, Jr
Thomas V. Monahan
West Boscawen St
Commonwealth Attorney
Frederick County
Snarr
Winchester
Monahan
Washington, D. C
Commonwealth
Mobility of Lumumba protest at Belgian Embassy in Moscow
About 500 demonstrators protested Congo premier Patrice Lumumba's killing outside the Belgian Embassy in Moscow. The mob smashed windows, cut a sign, and police contained the crowd after three hours. Students from Friendship University led the action with calls for U.N. accountability.
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Moscow
Lumumba
Congo
Ambassade de Belgique
Katanga
Hippolyte Cools
Friendship University
Grenienme
Radio Moscow
United Nations
Patrice Lumumba
Man Admits 3 Killings in Harlem
Pedro Arroyo confessed to killing three women whose bodies were found in two tenements. He claimed jealousy motivated the slayings and said he had been involved with all three. One body was on a roof, two others were in his bed. the victims were Margarita Sierra 16 Cataline Brown 26 and Candida Caquillas 33. Arroyo was taken into custody after the Sierra discovery.
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New York
Pedro Arroyo
Arroyo
Margarita Sierra
Cataline Brown
Candida Caquillas
Brown
Caquillas
Sierra
Harlem
Hindu Pilgrims Boat Capsizes in India Toll 35
Police in Andhra State report 35 drowned after a boat carrying Hindu pilgrims capsized crossing the Machkund River near Bombay Hyderabad. Victims include women and children. Weather and river conditions cited as cause.
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Bombay
India
Andhra
Hyderabad
Maehkud
Periday
56 Degree High Melts Snow and Aids Road Crews
A 56 degree high reduced snow banks as crews widen secondary routes. The day opened with a 32 degree low and a fair night forecast to dip to 25 to 32. Tomorrow promised sunny mild weather with increasing afternoon clouds.
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the Sun
Goldberg Orders New Labor Dept Measures on Unemployment
Secretary Arthur J. Goldberg issued two Labor Department orders to address unemployment. A new office will study automation driven job losses, and monthly unemployment figures will be released for distressed areas. The moves follow talks with President Kennedy and Republican criticism.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Labor Department
Bureau of Employment Security
Russia withdraws recognition of Dag Hammarskjold as UN chief
The Soviet government formally withdraws recognition of Dag Hammarskjold as United Nations Secretary General and orders foreign troops to leave the Congo. The move marks a sharp break with the UN and raises tensions in the Congo crisis as Moscow sets a deadline for withdrawal. External forces are urged to quit promptly.
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U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
Radio Moscow
Nica Pees Cne
United
London
U.N
Sol
Diers
Congo
Soviet Union
United Nations
Belgium
Patrice Lumumba
Tass
Moise Tshombe
Kataunya
Lumumba
Stary-General
Republic of the Congo
Hammarskjold
Moscow
Hippolyte Colls
United States
U .N
Rome
Cairo
U.S
Burr Harrison May Retire From Congress
Burr P Harrison, Winchester resident and member of the House Ways and Means Committee, has served Virginia's Seventh District since 1946. Reports say he is weary of Washington and may return to law practice in Winchester, where he is part of the firm Harrison Benham and Thoma.
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Burr P. Harrison
Harrison
Winchester
House
Ways and Means
Virginia Senate
Virginia
A. Willis Robertson
Carter Glass
U. S. Senate
Frederick County
Rep. Harrison
Washi
Harrison, Benham and Thoma
Thomas W. Harrison
Keys to Happiness and Success Highlight Rouss Banquet
Clarence N. Walker listed nine keys to happiness and success at the 64th annual Charley Rouss Fire Company Banquet honoring a benefactor on his 125th birth anniversary. Speakers included Rev. Forrest Racey and Coca Cola executive Mr. Walker spoke on vision faith and courage as core ingredients of a successful life.
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Clarence N. Walker
Charley Rouss Fire Company
Forrest
Racey
Shenandoah College and Conservatory
Joseph C. Haines
The
Rouss Fire Company
Coca Cola Co
Atlanta
Henry Lowry
Walker
Rouss
Woodsboro
Academy
New York City
New York
Reuss
Casoda Winches Lester
Death toll from October hurricanes reaches thirteen thousand
DACCA East Pakistan AP reports the governor announced nearly 14 000 people were killed or swept out to sea by two October hurricanes near the Bay of Bengal. Earlier estimates had put the toll as high as 20 000 dead or missing.
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Dacca
East Pakistan
Bay of Bengal
Education Message Rescheduled for Congress
President Kennedy will send the federal aid for education message to Congress next week after a White House meeting with House leaders Sam Rayburn and John W. McCormack. The delay shifts the plan from today to Monday or Tuesday with housing and other matters to follow shortly after.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol
House
Sam Rayburn
John W. McCormack
White House
Rayburn
SPECIAL OFFER FOR TWO WEEKS AT BEAUTY SALON
Temporary price cut advertises a two week sale at a beauty salon offering permanent waving for six dollars from a regular twelve fifty. The ad provides phone contact MO 32 3330 and a sequence of date-like codes.
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Hayfield
the *S
Er. Lewis M. Peer
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Pacomina
K6uib
Dick Rush
Susan Hausenfluck
Danter
M. H. Hausenflauck
Lair Farm
White Post
Mr. Hausenfluck
Massie, Snarr and Monahan Law Firm
Caroline Kennedy
John Fitzgerald Kennedy, Jr
Caroline
John
John, JR
Palm Beach
Richard Avedon
Man
Battle Line
Republican National Committee
Illinois
Insylvania
D-Mont
Russia
REP
Burr Harrison
Stanleyville
Jean Manzikala
Oriental
Yugoslavia
Security Council
Adlai E Eson
Tokyo
Hayato Ikeda
Frent Kennedy
Af Rouss
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