Forum urges stricter driver exams and penalties
The James Wood High School forum in Frederick County urged periodic physical exams for drivers and minimum requirements. Juries should determine guilt not punishment level. Recommendations include compulsory insurance, parental license loss for teen offenses, and limiting distance service members can travel from base. A film on crash scenes set the mood as officials and citizens debated highway safety.
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James Wood High School
Highway Safety Committee
Frederick County Common
Satellite Syncom Lost After Launch Doomed to Orbit
United States tracking network scanned the skies for the Syncom satellite after contact was lost seconds after a transfer rocket fired. The 86 pound satellite vanished five hours after launch from Cape Canaveral toward a 22 300 mile high synchronous orbit. NASA holds a backup Syncom and Delta booster rocket, ready to fire if telemetry pinpoints trouble. Separately a Pershing rocket test failed when the warhead did not detach from the booster on a planned 200 mile mission.
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United States
Cape Canavera
Earth
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Army
Valentine deliveries and a found watch in Cedarmeade
The Crier reports a fox terrier arrival window from 2 45 a m to 7 o clock with eight survived puppies four boys and four girls. Lady's wristwatch found on Washington St by Mrs Allen B Coleman's daughter. owner can call 662 8407. Yesterday four families welcomed baby girls and one family one baby boy at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Lady's
Washington St
Allen B. Coleman
Beachcroft Rd
Cedarmeade
Coleman
Winchester Memorial Hospital
State Official Warns JCC About Creeping Socialism
Edward M. Boggs state commissioner of labor and industry urged action to curb creeping socialism. He spoke at a Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting about training people in apprenticeship programs to enhance Virginia industry and share knowledge. He cited coal industry progress, presented six completion certificates, and noted Carter Kell was elected JAYCEES secretary to fill an unexpired term.
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Edward M. Boggs
Labor and Industry
Virginia Labor and Industry
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
Ordeees
Mr. Boggs
Norton C. Shull, Jr
Samuel G. Long
Cecil Lee Swisher
Charles E. Carroll
Paul LeDane
Herbert B. Taylor
Jaycees
Carter O Kell
John Apgar
Club
Alexandria
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
Supreme Court
China and Soviet Union To Bury Capitalism Together
Premier Khrushchev told reporters at a Lao reception that the USSR and Communist China will jointly bury capitalism when the time comes. He said cooperation remains strong and dismissed reports of a possible split, insisting they will act together with China.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
China
Laos
Fourth De Gaulle assassination plot foiled in Paris raid
Six senior army officers and a French English teacher were arrested in dawn raids in Paris over a planned killing of President Charles de Gaulle at a military school on the Left Bank near the Eiffel Tower. De Gaulle carried out a scheduled visit without incident as investigators pursued leads.
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Harvey -Hudson
Interior Ministry
Seine
Eiffel Tower
de Gaulle
Watin
Venezuelan Ship Believed Headed For Santiago
Venezuelan freighter Anzoategui pursued by destroyers and jet bombers across the Caribbean. The 3127 ton ship was believed headed to Santiago Cuba, with nine crewmen linked to a Communist group. President Betancourt ordered all-out intercepts and sought regional help while tensions rose at home.
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Richard G. Maslock
Caracas
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Oe Sur
Anzoategui
Caribbean
Santiago
U.S
Guantanamo
Mexico
Romulo Betancourt
Armed Forces For National Liberation
U. S
Betancourt
Prospects for Steel Labor Accord Seen Favorable
Prospects for a peaceful moderate steel labor accord in 1963 emerge as AFL CIO Steel Workers Union head David J. McDonald hints at reopening wage and fringe benefit talks by May 1. Secret union industry Human Relations Committee discussions in Pittsburgh are described as exploratory. Kennedy’s past mediation and the 1962 earnings context shape expectations. Continued coverage on page 2.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Kennedy
Akeoeien
David J. McDonald
Aflcio Steel Workers Union
McDonald
Union-Industry Human Relations Committee
Pittsburgh
Eis
White House
Wilson calls for Britain to scrap nuclear arms and Polaris
Harold Wilson, newly elected Labour leader, urges Britain to renounce nuclear weapons and exit the Nassau Polaris pact with the United States. He proposes placing US and Soviet subs beyond Western reach, seeks NATO control for bases like Holy Loch, and vows Labour unity while succeeding Gaitskell.
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London
Harold Wilson
Labor Party
Britain
United States
Wilson
Soviet Union
Labor
Harold Macmillan
Laborites
Mac
West
U.S
Holy Loch
Hugh Gaitskell
Gaitskell
Kennedy pushes Congress for tax cut amid European tensions
President Kennedy urged Congress to pass a tax reduction to avert a downturn and slower growth. He warned of a bigger deficit if blocked, framed as a plan to prevent recession, while stressing alliance ties with Europe and readiness to defend against Communist subversion in the hemisphere. He also indicated no immediate reprisals against France’s de Gaulle and noted debates over NATO command and nuclear decisions.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Europe
Charles de Gaulle
France
Spo
Cuba
Brazil
United States
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Robert F. Ayler
State Police
F. L. Woolf
JCC
Castro
Havana Radio
U.N
U Thant
U.S. Navy
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Relief Methodist Church
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