Allies Use Air Corridor Over Berlin Crisis
Allied aircraft operate through Berlin air corridors with orders to fly below the Soviet set level for three hours amid renewed Soviet claims of equal rights. The West maintains safety rules require notification of each flight as the Berlin routes remain a flashpoint in the air crisis.
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Apple Blossom Festival Interest Draws Inquiries
A letter from Mrs. Louise Schuse of Woodbine New Jersey asks for dates of this year's Apple Blossom Festival so she can take time off work to attend. Fire officials urge accurate alarm details to dispatch the right unit, citing a chimney fire that wasted three trucks. Freeze rain coated surfaces with ice as temperatures reached 37 today and 30 at night. The five day outlook calls for near normal temps with rain possible Thursday or Friday and no snow expected.
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Crippling Midwest Storm Moves East
A major wintry system driven by wind blown snow and sleet swept from the Midwest into the Northeast. The storm paralyzed parts of eight states with heavy snow up to 31 inches in Sioux Falls and widespread ice.
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Ohio
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Car Motorcycle Crash Injures Two Here
Two people were injured in a collision between a car and a motorcycle at Loudoun and Cecil Streets. Motorcyclist Charles R. Sell, 19, underwent surgery at Memorial Hospital for a fractured pelvis and left wrist and body bruises. Passenger Richard Edgar Kirby, 18, sustained a sprained left hand and bruises to the head and left leg and was treated and released.
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De Gaulle Seeks Big Four Disarmament Summit Note
London bulletin reports President De Gaulle sent Premier Khrushchev a note proposing Big Four summit talks on disarmament. The note signals potential high level diplomacy amid Cold War tensions.
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Khrushchev
North Sea Flood Toll Rises Across German Coast
Hamburg reports 107 recovered bodies and 109 missing in the flood disaster with higher tolls expected. Emergency crews, 100 plus helicopters, and military engineers aid dike repairs as relief pours in from Germany, Britain, and the United States.
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Schleswig-Hostein
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Bonn
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Ten Deaths Reported in Virginia Over Weekend
Ten people died in Virginia over the weekend as highway and traffic incidents spread across multiple counties and cities. Names include Walter Francis McCormick 26 of Halifax and Pearl E. Agey 77 of Norfolk among others in Halifax Campbell County Norfolk Vinton Danville Round Hill Big Stone Gap Richmond and Scott County locations.
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U S Stations Carry Appeal By Mrs K
New York radio monitoring stations reported Mrs Nikita Khrushchev's disarmament appeal to American women Sunday was clearly received. Her Moscow voice was understandable despite her accent as NBC CBS rebroadcast the remarks in full and Columbia and Mutual aired excerpts during evening newscasts.
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Virginia House considers state income tax withholding plan
A bill to create a state income tax withholding system was introduced in the Virginia House with Gov. Harrison's backing. It aims to raise about 27 million dollars in revenue for 1962 64, including over 20 million from a one tax windfall in early 1963 via employer payments and the rest from improved collections.
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Rioting Blues in Georgetown as Tension Persists
In Georgetown British Guiana a siege of rioting left six dead and $11 million in damages as Negro and East Indian communities clash. Labor leaders halted their general strike against Cheddi Jagan amid reported reprisals and a heavy troop buildup from Jamaica and London.
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Surrender and Monitor Trials Mark 100 Years Ago
Clarksville Tennessee surrendered to Flag Officer Foote as the U S S Monitor began its first trials marking a milestone a century ago.
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U.S.S. Monitor
Clearance Sale at Lovett's Shoe Shoppe
Merchandise reduced further at Lovett's Shoe and Dress Shoppe. Wanted girl to help in office and checking department. Apply in person at Pingley and Carpet Cleaners.
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Pingley & Carpet Cleaners
Kennedy Seeks Standby Public Works for Recession
President Kennedy sent to Congress the Standby Capital Improvements Act of 1962 to authorize up to 2 billion dollars in early public works during a downturn. The plan would speed federal projects, grant funds to states, and loan money to aid capital programs, aiming to act faster than usual congressional action. Kennedy argues it offers a timely anti recession tool despite Republican objections over congressional authority.
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Kennedy
Congress
Peace Talks With Algerian Rebels Ended Says Paris
Paris officials announced secret peace talks with Algerian rebels had ended, signaling possible cease fire progress in the 71 year rebellion. Joxe led negotiators back to Paris to report as observers noted the move likely confirms an agreement.
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Louis Joxe
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Belkacem Krim
Saad Dahlab
Tunis
de Gaulle
Algeria
Redistricting Problem Handed to Senate Group
In Richmond the redistricting issue was sent to a Senate Privileges and Elections sub committee after a hearing. Northern Virginia and Norfolk advocates urged adding seats. incumbents urged preserving current districts, saying the plan would shift or erase parts of their constituencies.
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Floyd Landreth
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Officials Shoot For Launch Tomorrow In Mercury Mission
Cape Canaveral officials report improved conditions in Atlantic recovery areas as the Glenn mission prepares for a Tuesday launch between 7 30 a m and 12 30 p m EST. The Atlas booster and Friendship spacecraft are in go condition with a final weather decision due midnight tonight. Glenn plans a phone call to his wife and parents before bedtime.
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Kennedy to Hold Sixth News Conference This Week
The White House announced President Kennedy will hold his sixth news conference in a week on Wednesday at 4 00 p m. The event will take place at the White House and is expected to address current national issues.
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