Apply New Principles Revolutionizes Virginia Fruit Growing
Frederick County fruit growers heard a briefing on a coming revolution in production and fruit quality at the Area Fruit School. Speakers cited rising yields per acre, mechanization, and the shift to fewer varieties like Red Delicious and Golden Delicious, warning of strain on harvest facilities and increased regulation.
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West Faces Soviet Test Ban Terms or Failure
Premier Khrushchev told a Kremlin audience that nothing more can be expected from the Soviet side as talks resume on February 12. The United States and Britain insist on three on site inspections and three sealed seismograph recorders. The Soviet Union rejects the idea of a nationwide independent network of black boxes, insisting they would be only auxiliary and not cover all territory.
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Virginia Ranked 13th to 48th in Education Survey
Virginia appears in a National Education Association survey ranking 13th to 48th across multiple education metrics. It lists 1962 July 1 school-age population at 1 049 054 and 81.2 percent youth 14-17 enrolled in 1960, with other rate changes and rankings noted for 1950-1960.
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Hospital Births Break Record for Winchester Memorial
Eight babies delivered in a 16 hour stretch at Winchester Memorial Hospital set an apparent all time hospital record. A doctor on duty led the deliveries as officials say the total may be unofficial pending confirmation.
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Khrushchev Uses Soft Answer to Cool China Rift
Premier Khrushchev seeks to depants the Sino Soviet feud by mild replies. He offers aid to Nam North Korea and East Germany and pledges Soviet protection for Cuba. The move aims to quiet public sparring while backing a backstage dialogue with Peking.
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six year old dials weather bureau saves dad pride
In Washington the Basle family found humor and pride as six year old George repeatedly dialed the Weather Bureau. He prefixed New York area code 212 to the NYC number and made 42 calls totaling 33 dollars before the phone company canceled the charges after he explained the mix up.
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One Soviet ship sails as troops leave Cuba
AP reports one Soviet ship carrying a small number of troops has departed Cuba under Moscow’s pledge to pull several thousand out by March 15. Four other ships are said to be en route, with capacity to haul eight or nine thousand soldiers. Officials note remaining forces around 17,000 and caution Moscow’s plan may not match full withdrawal.
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Service Station Operator Found Shot to Death
Petersburg police report a 24 hour service station attendant was found shot to death near the Richmond Petersburg Turnpike last night. His hands showed marks and money was missing. two customers found the body shortly before 10 p.m. Crocker was married with one child.
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Gordon Hearing Postponed Extradition Slated Today
George Washington Gordon was arrested in Marysville California and scheduled for an extradition hearing today before a U S Commissioner in Sacramento California. Gordon 57 had been sought for almost a year for the May 29 1962 pistol slaying of Joseph Leon Desrosiers on Kinzel Drive. Sheriff DeHaven said the hearing was postponed from Tuesday but gave no reason.
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Syrian govt threatens force over alleged British aid to monarchy supporters
Damascus reports that Ye men’s republican government warns it could use force against British troops accused of backing Yemen’s deposed monarchy. The statement frames the troops as backing diehard monarchist supporters and escalates tension in the region.
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Fingerprints in Hoover home linked to friendly party
Commonwealth's Attorney A Massie said two sets of prints found at the H Denis Hoover residence after the double murder likely belong to acquaintances of Hoover. FBI analysis was not yet involved as officials pursue whether the suspect crossed state lines.
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David G Simpson seeks Frederick County Board nomination
David G Simpson attorney today announced his candidacy for the Republican nomination for the Frederick County board of supervisors representing Shawnee District. The county convention to form a candidate slate is planned for April with date to be set. Charles E Garber currently serves Shawnee District on the board as an independent.
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Frederick County
46 Million School Age Children In U S California Leads
A federal NEA report shows 46 382 261 school age youngsters in the United States with California leading per year enrollment at about 4 080 000 and the nation’s 5 17 year olds comprising 36 percent of the population. It notes wide state differences in education metrics and teacher qualifications.
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Kennedy Appeals to a Divided Congress
President Kennedy urged Congress to act on civil rights and desegregation in public schools voting rights and a civil rights commission. He warned of possible filibusters while stressing a national effort with state local and private cooperation. The speech proposed extending the Civil Rights Commission and expanding its role as a national clearinghouse for guidance and help.
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