Evacuate Soviet Forces From Cuba Urged by Kennedy Aides
Conflicting reports say Kennedy aides press for complete evacuation of Soviet armed personnel from Cuba while President's allies push for action. CIA chief John A McCone reportedly told lawmakers empty Soviet ships sail toward the island as informants discuss possible withdrawal. Congress members offer no concrete force-based plan, with Sen George D Aiken noting shared administration resolve.
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John ‘A.mccone
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Congress
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Milton High School War Band to March in 1963 Parades
Thomas Carper reports crocuses blooming after snow in Boyce. Milton High School War Band, Milton Delaware, 100 strong, will be a featured entrant in the 1963 Firemen's and Grand Parade events. Band earned first place hours in five Delmarva firemen's events in 1962.
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Thomas Carper
Boyce Crocuses
Milton High School
Milton
Del
Delmarva
Vention
Parkley
Pittsburgh Man Killed in Virginia Auto Crash
A Pittsburgh man identified as Douglass, 22, died in a single vehicle crash on US 29 ten miles south of Charlottesville Virginia. Police say the car, a small foreign made auto, left the roadway in the early hours. The death raises Virginia’s 1963 road toll to 108, four more than a year ago.
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Pittsburgh
Charlotesville
Virginia
Howard Vankirk
Douglass
Lee
Lottesvillé
Pleasant today but cooler air is coming
A gradual cooling trend ends the springlike weather after a four inch snowfall yesterday. The slushy streets and gutters produced a dozen crashes in the city and county with four injured. The most serious incident was on Rt 522 at Hunting Ridge where Mrs. Sarah Jane Thompson and her husband were injured. Other accidents occurred on Millwood Pike and Gore Rt 259 with minor injuries and no bus injuries reported. Slush may freeze into icy coating making highways dangerous. expect five degree below normal temperatures for the next five days with fair conditions into Saturday.
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Hunting’ Ridge
Sarah Jane Thompson
Dwight Thompson
Warren
Robert Dick
Millwood Pike
Gore
Sunnyside
Weather Bureau
Debris Found May Be From Missing Ship
A life jacket marked Sulphur Queen and debris were found in the Atlantic 14 miles southeast of Key West. The Navy torpedo retriever took the life jacket aboard while Coast Guard and Navy ships moved to the scene to search for survivors from the SS Marine Sulphur Queen, which departed Beaumont, Texas, February 2 bound for Norfolk, carrying 15,000 tons of molten sulphur.
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Fla
Atlantic Ocean
Key West
Coast Guard
Peterson
Beaumont
Tex
Norfolk
Betancourt Resumes Talks With Kennedy in Washington
President Betancourt resumes White House talks with President Kennedy focusing on economic issues. They had a 1 hour 20 minute meeting after Betancourt was called a target by Kennedy for dictators and Communists. Betancourt planned a wreath laying at Arlington and a National Press Club address.
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Jet Aea Betan
Venezuela
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White House
United States
Betancourt
Arlington National Cemetery
National Press Club
Press Club
Venezuelean
Beta
Festival Pageant Cancelled for Apple Blossom Celebration
Festival president Charles Toan announced no pageant this year replacing it with a salute to the Festival Queen. City Council members feared the loss would hurt the celebration and Mayor Smalts directed discussions with City Hall Schools Committee chair George Garber, Winchester School Board, and Superintendent Garland Quarles to decide next steps.
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Charles Toan
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
City Hall and Schools Committee
George Garber
Winchester School Board
Garland Quarles
Haiti Seen Next Scene Of Revolt By William L. Ryan
AP Special Correspondent reports Haiti may face a spring revolt. Duvalier's regime under pressure with rumors he may flee May for medical reasons. A general student strike looms, secret police crack down, and anti Duvalier handbills spread as Haitians fear upheaval.
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Haiti
Port Au Prince
Francois Duvalier
Duvalier
Luc F. Francois
Papa Doc
Henkel Denounces Butler Over Commercial Street Land Deal
City Councilman Carroll H. Henkel accuses fellow councilman J Douglas Butler of collusion in selling one parcel for 10 000 to the city to fund a proposed public health center He claims relatives profit while Butler defends himself as Henkel pledges further action John Butler and Ray Butler deny any wrongdoing over the sale to the city.
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Carroll H. Henkel
J. Douglas Butler
Commercial St
Mr. Henkel
Mr. Butler
Butler
John Butler
Ray Butler
Kinsky
Doug Butler
Maryland House Speaker Indicted In Savings and Loan Scandal
Baltimore. The Maryland House speaker A Gordon Boone and five others were indicted on nine counts of mail fraud over the Security Financial Insurance Corp affair. Boone resigned as speaker to prepare a defense. Also indicted were D Oran Mensik Henry McGurren D Spencer Grow and Charles F Culver. Arraignment set for March 1 in Baltimore.
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Baltimore County
Maryland
House of Delegates
House
U.S. Justice Dept
Savings and Loan Association
Boone
Mary
James Mause
Maryland Wade
Marvin Mandel
Ways and Means Committee
Del
Baltimore
National Conference of State Legislative Leaders
Security Financial Insurance Corp
D. Oran Mensik
Chicago
Security Financial
Mensik
U.S
Henry McGurren
McGurren
D. Spencer Grow
Provo
Utah
Charles F. Culver
U.S. District Court
Fire Rips Audley Farm Barn Kills 37 Horses near Berryville
A fierce blaze at Audley Farm near Berryville leveled a 420 foot training barn and killed at least 37 horses. Firefighting crews from Charles Town and Boyce stations battled shifting winds, with up to 100 firefighters involved. Damages estimated around 200000 dollars, with one horse worth 15000 dollars. The barn, built in 1924, housed 52 stalls, two tractors, and feed. Cause uncertain, possible wiring fault, under investigation.
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Berryville
Audley Farm
James F. Edwars
Tyville
McFillen
Grayson Greer
Audley
Warner Washington
George Washington
Mt Sa Soe
George
Martha Washington
Charles Town
Bullskin Run
Shenandoah Riv
City Council Adopts Traffic Ordinance Conforming to State Law
The council unanimously approved on final reading an ordinance updating the traffic code to align with state provisions. It adds implied consent for blood tests in DUI cases and raises minimum fines from 100 to 200 dollars. The measure also aligns speed limits with state rules and includes other updates.
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Silata
Washington Birthday Sale Opens Here Friday
Winchester Retail Merchants Association sponsors its annual Washington Birthday Sale with downtown stores offering cut rate prices from 22 cents to 22 dollars Friday and Saturday. Crowds are expected as merchants clear spring and summer stock with signs displayed on participating shops.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Handley Council 634 U C T Meets at Elks Home
Local notice lists a regular meeting of Handley Council 634 United Commercial Travelers at the Elks Home at 8 p.m. Friday February 22 with James R. Brandon as secretary. Also mentions Swinleys Furniture Sale in Virginia and Applinoes at 7 o'clock with Shoe Center, Inc Loudoun Street.
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Handley Council 634
U.C.T
Elks Home
Jas. R. Brandon
Applinoes
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S. Loudoun St
William N. Gochenour
Melvin Boyd
S. Loudoun
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Henkel
D. Butler
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Jack Cummins
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Joyce Star
Doug O'Connell
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