Hubbard Urges Schools as Defense in Cold War Debate
Virginia Farm Bureau official Hubbard told the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association that the free world is losing the Cold War and that schools and colleges should be the first line of defense. He warned of Communist tactics of infiltration and indoctrination and criticized current farm policy debates.
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Doug O’connell
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Wiens A. Hubbard
Farm Bureau Federation
Northern Virginia Livestock Producer's Association
Association
Lee-Jackson
Hubbard
T. H. Maddux
Fauquier County
James M. Wolfe
Clarke County
Victor DuPont
Loudoun County
Maddux
Khrushchev
K.P
Maury A. Hubbard
I. Fred Stine
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association
Mr. Stine
Navy base reporter notes warm Argentia weather
Ronnie Rush of 159 Purcell Ave. serving with the U S Navy at Argentia Newfoundland writes the Town Crier he reads the Star and sees daytime temperatures in the 50s with no snow for weeks Edwin Ritter marks his 45th anniversary with the paper today at the Star
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Ronnie Rush
Purcell Ave
U.S. Navy
Argentia
Newfoundland
Edwin Ritter
Star
Governor Harrison weighs withholding tax plan in session
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr. met with a House Appropriations Subcommittee to discuss a state income tax withholding plan. Indications say he will reluctantly endorse it, aligning with Almond's proposed budget adjustments to raise funds for 1962-64. The panel pursues budget work with possible delays to capital outlays to free revenue.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
House
Harrison
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Almond
Appropriations Committee
del. Howard H. Adams
Northampton
Small U S Loss Seen In Viet Nam
U S officials estimate the guerrilla war in South Vietnam will be won with minimal American combat and loss of life. Reports from Saigon say some soldiers may extend service from six months to 18 months, notably helicopter pilots, with details classified.
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Harry Kelly Washington
U.S
South Viet Nam
Saigon
United States
Viet Nam
U. S
Khrushchev May Call Off Geneva Summit
U S officials await Khrushchev’s next move on the 18 nation disarmament conference at Geneva. Doubt grows that he will attend without broad support. Nehru’s refusal and Nasser’s conditional interest shape the ongoing diplomacy as Kennedy and Rusk favor limited initial talks.
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Washington
U.S
Khrushchev
Geneva
Moscow
United States
Britain
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Khrishna Menon
Nehru
Snow and Rain Forecast for Tomorrow Across State
Weather outlook predicts snow or rain in the extreme southwest tonight with others to receive rain tomorrow. Temperatures drop from a today high of 45 to a low in the mid 20s tonight and lingering cold into Monday. The current low is 32. last year’s high was 49 and the low 26.
Taxis Lost In Fire at Chicago Yellow Cab Garage
A blaze engulfed a Yellow Cab Co garage on the South Side destroying 135 taxicabs. Damage is estimated at 350,000 with 150,000 to the building. More than ten animals from the nearby Animal Welfare League were evacuated, and only 3 of 165 stored cabs were saved.
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Chicago
APX
Yellow Cab Co
Animal Welfare League
Storms kill 56 across Europe with widespread damage
Riots and fires in British Guiana leave at least six dead and 20 million West Indian dollars of goods destroyed as troops guard key sites. A separate storm across Hamburg and Bremen claims over 56 lives with mass homelessness, power outages, and severe flood damage in Germany and Britain.
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Georgetown
British Guiana
Cheddi Jagan
Jagan
Trades Union Council
Hamburg
Germany
West Germany
Bremen
Schleswig-Holstein
Fuhlsbuettel
Blonde Is Arrested In Stogner's Death
Elisabeth Thring 21 of Washington D C is jailed in Leopoldville in connection with the slaying of Lt. Col. Helen D Stogner assistant U S military attache She is held in Makala Prison in protective custody as two U S officers join Congolese investigators The case focuses on motive with two Congolese men questioned and the sniper theory noted by officials.
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Leopoldville, the Congo
Congo
Elisabeth Thring
Washington, D.C
Helen D. Stogner
U.S
Miss
Paso
Tex
Leopoldville
Makala
Stogner
Miss Thring
Germany
Army Criminal, Investigation Division
Elizabeth Thring
Washington D.C
Stegner
Road Mishaps Fatal To 3 In State
Three people died in last night’s accidents adding to Virginia’s yearly toll of 93. Margaret Ann Vaughan 52 of Richmond was killed when a motorcycle hit her and her 18-year-old daughter was injured near Third Avenue and Magnolia Street. Johnnie Mack Boyd 52 of Nathalie died after being struck on U S 501 near Brookneal. Donald Christopher Fahed 20 of Richmond died in a crash involving two cars chased by police at Woodlawn Cemetery entrance on Magnolia Street. Three others were injured.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Margaret Ann Vaughan
Richmond
Carl M. Lawrence
Third Avenue
Magnolia Street
Johnnie Mack Boyd
Nathalie
U. S. 501
Brookneal
Halifax County
Donald Christopher Fahed
Woodlawn Cemetery
Fahed
Safe Thwarts Burglars Here
An unsuccessful attempt to crack the safe at William Butler's Wyck St office occurred last night. Police say the burglars entered the garage and took an acetylene torch to force the safe open, damaging hinges, the combination, and a door while another door was broken. Investigation continues.
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William Butler
Wyck St
Francis Funke
Dennis the Menace star Joseph Kearns dies at 55
Hollywood AP Joseph S. Kearns known as Mr. Wilson on Dennis the Menace died at 55 from a cerebral hemorrhage after a hospital admission for a coma. A veteran character actor he appeared on Jack Benny shows Suspense Lux Theatre and Danny Thomas shows among others.
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Dennis
Mr. Wilson
Joseph Kearns
Hollywood
Joseph S. Kearns
Dennis the Menace
Kearns
Park View Hospital
Jack Benny
Bruno Walter Dies at 85 in Beverly Hills
Renowned conductor Bruno Walter died at his Beverly Hills home from a heart attack. Aged 85, he celebrated his birthday on September 15. Born in Berlin, Walter emigrated to the United States in 1939 and had lived in California for 17 years. He was famed for interpreting Mozart, Beethoven, and Mahler and served as a rector of the Munich Opera during postwar Mozart and Wagner Festivals.
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Walter
Berlin
United States
California
Munich Opera
Bloodmobile event at Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Bloodmobile visits Christ Episcopal Parish Hall on Tuesday February 20 from 7 19 to 3 sponsored by the Moose Club Good Samaritan fundraiser postponed. Also notice seeking a woman to assist office and checking department apply in person at Pingley Cleaners.
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Christ Episcopal Parish Hall
Moose Club
Good Samarit
Pingley Cleaners
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