Peiping Charges U S Threatens Peace of Asia
Peiping charged that U S military support of South Viet Nam endangers Red China and North Viet Nam and threatens Asian peace. The New China News Agency broadcast a statement calling the U S undeclared war in South Viet Nam and urging Geneva cochairmen and involved nations to act to avert war in southern Viet Nam.
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Tokyo
Peiping
U. S
South Viet Nam
Red China
North Viet Nam
Asia
United States
New China News Agency
Viet Nam
South
U.S
North
China
Castro Absence Sparks Rumors Amid Silence
The Associated Press reports Fidel Castro has been out of public view in Havana for 11 days fueling rumors, all unconfirmed. Havana officials, U.N. representatives, and a Mexico City paper deny the baseless claims of asylum or Moscow presence.
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Associated Press
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Mexico City
Dtor
Gilberto Bosques
U.N
New York
Mario Garcia-Inchaustegui
Spring changes and local notes from Stephens City and Richmond
Northern Virginia power line workers in Stephens City took a lunch break and pitched horseshoes under the line. A Richmond baby boy born Tuesday morning will not be named after a state, breaking a family pattern. Charles Mayes Jr and Judith Anderson welcomed a son the same morning as Col John Glenn’s orbital flight. The Mayes family trace roots to Crosen ancestors near Cross Junction. Beginning March 1 the Virginia Employment Commission office at 21 W Piccadilly St opens at 7 a.m to place laborers with construction firms, with regular business at 8 15 a.m. weekdays.
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Northern Virginia Power Company
Stephens City
Richmond
C. C. Mayes
Albin
Charles Mayes, Jr
Mayes
Judith Anderson
Winchester
Col
John Glenn
Earth
Utah Crosen
Rhode Island Crosen
Near Cross Junction
Mr. Mayes, Sr
Virginia Crosen
Virginia Employment Commission
W. Piccadilly St
Rhodesia PM warns UN against entering to probe
South Africa radio reports Sir Edgar Whitehead warns the United Nations not to send a commission into Southern Rhodesia to investigate racial conditions. An aide adds that any UN committee attempting to enter could face the rifle.
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Johannesburg
South Africa
South African Radio
Southern Rhodesia
Edgar Whitehead
United Nations
Glenn Glenn cited returning from space seclusion at Cape Canaveral
Astronaut John H. Glenn Jr. spent the weekend in seclusion after completing a dramatic three month public arc. He returned to Cape Canaveral and Pad 14 with his family, received the NASA Distinguished Service Medal, and described the ascent and orbit while facing a roomful of lawmakers and press.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
John H. Glenn, Jr
United States
Pad 14
Mercury Control
David
Glenn
Kennedy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Palm Beach
Kennedy predicts German reunion amid Soviet position shift
Robert F. Kennedy said divided Germany would likely be reunited but warned the United States has no magic formula. After meeting with Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn, Kennedy suggested a change in the Soviet position could enable reunification. He spoke at a news conference following his arrival from Berlin.
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Bonn
Germany
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Konrad Adenauer
Berlin
Man reports dog Timothy not his, seeks control order
John Shaw a 59 year old train engineer tells Wimble don Magistrates Court that Timothy a 9 year old cross bred Labrador has bonded with him but is not his dog. Timothy followed Shaw to work caused missed shifts and even sat outside bars. A scuffle with another dog led to Shaw being bitten while Timothy’s owner says the dog is merely very friendly.
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Raymond E. Palmer
London
John Shaw
Wimbledon Magistrates Court
Shaw
Timothy
Finis
Lily Reeve
Kennedy Sees Stable U S West German Ties After Airport Welcome
At the airport Kennedy predicted liberty over communism and voiced optimism about Soviet changes read in newspapers. He and Adenauer pledged strong U S West German friendship during a nearly two hour conference and a luncheon, calling their talks extremely valuable.
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Soviet Union
Kennedy
Adenauer
United States
West Germany
U.S
Figuring Your Income Tax Starts Series in Winchester Star
A five part series begins Monday in The Winchester Evening Star guiding readers to avoid major errors on income tax returns. The article notes a high rate of mistakes on returns received by the federal government and urges careful preparation.
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Winchester Evening Star
Algiers Violence After Moslem-Kei Counterattack
In Bab el-Oued Algiers bands of Europeans fired on Moslems, killing at least five in a taxi. Europeans also killed in separate attacks as a curfew and army moves were imposed. A general strike and postal workers' stoppages accompanied the unrest amid a looming cease-fire.
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Algiers
Algeria
Babel-Ouedrete
Georges Hentier
Ex Senator Irving Ives Dies at 66 in New York
Former U S Senator Irving Ives, 66, of New York died at Chenango Memorial Hospital after hospitalization since February 19 for a gastric hemorrhage. He served 12 years in the Senate after a 1946 victory over Herbert Lehman and later lost a 1954 bid for governor to W Averell Harriman. His widow Marion and family stayed at the hospital Friday night.
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Norwich
N. Y
U.S
Irving M. Ives
New York
Chenango Memorial Hospital
Ives
Senate
W. Averell Harriman
Marion
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
Work Rushed On President's Reply to Khrushchev
Washington officials rushed Kennedy's reply to Khrushchev's summit bid with hopes to deliver in Moscow this weekend though no note had left for Moscow yet. Macmillan urged flexibility while keeping Geneva disarmament talks open, and Sir Ormsby Gore visited the State Department to coordinate replies. Kennedy reportedly rejected a quick summit, with no plan for an early meeting, as ministers prepare for Geneva opening March 14.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Moscow
Palm Beach
Harold Macmillan
Macmillian
Geneva
Macmillan
Jr. Ormsby
Gore
State Department
Administration
U.S
Scholar Hu Shih Dies in Formosa at 71
Taipei Formosa AP Dr Hu Shih 71 eminent Chinese scholar and former ambassador to Washington collapsed and died of a heart attack today He was head of Academia Sinica Nationsl highest research institute at the time of his death
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Taipei
Formosa
Hu Shih
Washington
Academia Sinica
China
100 Years Ago Today Harpers Ferry Occupied by Federals
100 years ago today Harpers Ferry Virginia was occupied by Federal forces under General N P Banks. The brief notice places the event in the Civil War era highlighting Banks leading Union troops into the town.
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Harpers Ferry
N.P. Banks
Large Barn Burned Near Boyce In Night Fire
A bank barn on the J. P. Reardon farm on Gunbarrel Lane burned to the ground last night near Boyce. New owners Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Ballowe of Middletown said the property is insured and that they planned to run it as a dairy farm. Firemen pumped about 40,000 gallons of water and worked until 3 a.m. with assistance from Stephens City. The cause was unknown and residents say someone was on the premises at night but not last night.
Baltimore Surprises Hornets In Tri State Conference Upset
Shenandoah upset 72 60 by Baltimore in Catonsville Maryland at the Tri State Conference Tournament. Baltimore led 40 28 at halftime and out hustled Shenandoah behind Armstrong 23 Vorste y 18 and Adler 11 with notable contributions from Carter Brown and Oates. Shenandoah meets the Potomac State vs Prince George loser in the consolation game at 7 PM.
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Catonville
Shenandoah
Baltimore
Potomac State
Prince George
Hornets
Marylanders
Kee
al Trombella
Donnie Oates
Bobby Brown
Babeby Carter
Armstrong
Vorstey
Adler
Hornet
Charles County
Fire kills mother and three children in Norton
A house trailer inferno in Norton kills Phyllis Tomblin 28 and her three children Lauran Carol 5 Shirlan 18 months Stephen 3. Police say asphyxiation. husband Robert Tomblin in the Navy stationed aboard USS Hanks. Fire started from an oil furnace about 1 35 A M. fire chief hospitalized.
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Norton
Phyllis Tomblin
Lauran Carol
Shirlan
Stephen
Robert Tomblin
Navy
Hanks
East Park Avenue
Auction Sale Large Lee Street Home Featured Today
Auction notices highlight a large Lee Street residence sale with details on page 2. The item appears in multiple lines and includes event timing and location cues.
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Lee St
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Heart
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