Teachers Told To Tell Truth About Nazi Era
West Berlin school officials threaten disciplinary action against teachers who fail to present an accurate account of Nazi crimes. Superintendent Carl Heinz Evers vows to bar former Nazis from teaching while noting many veterans of the Nazi era remain in the teaching corps. A 10 000 strong anti hate demonstration took place in central West Berlin as youth protests grew.
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Evers
West Berlin
Joachim Lipschitz
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Cologne
Brooklyn
N.Y
Berlin
Germany
High school hoops and weather notes from the area
Handley Clarke James Wood and Douglas each won their games as four local high schools soak up the season. Douglas High unveiled a new scoreboard for a 71 27 varsity win over Criser and a 63 7 junior varsity victory.
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Handley
Clarke County
James Wood
Douglas
Montevideo
Douglas High
Front Royal
Criser
United States pushes for early U.N. space committee meeting
The United States seeks an early meeting of the 24 nation U.N. space committee to test Soviet intentions on international space cooperation. Washington has consulted the Soviets and others about convening before January’s end, while Moscow balks awaiting instructions.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
U.N. Space Committee
U.N
Space Committee
Moscow
General Assembly
Soviet Union
U.S
Central Pacific
Kremlin
Hawaiian Islands
Moscow Radio
V. Dobronravov
Albert Robinson Re-elected President of Sarah Zane Fire Company
Albert Robinson Jr was reelected president of the Sarah Zane Fire Company of Winchester at the annual meeting. Lee Brown was reelected driver for 24th year and Linden McDonald driver for second year. Other officers and trustees were also reelected with plans for a February 4 dinner meeting.
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Albert Robinson, Jr
Sarah Zane Fire Company
Winchester
Lee Brown
Linden McDonald
Garvin Walter
John Iman
Edwin Ritter
Jack Johnson
Richard Brown, Jr
Harold Bageant
W. E. Edwards
Paul Slonaker
Edgar Mason
H. S. Pifer
Pesman
Richard Ritter
William Hoar
Richard Brown
B. M. Sullivan
Grover Cooper
Loryn Crabill
W. H. Bush
Lee-Jackson
Robinson
Richard Brown, Sr
Groverson
Linden Me
Slonaker
E.U.B
Cooper
Crabill
Brown
McDonald
FAA Tightens Drinking Rules Aboard Airliners
The FAA issued new rules limiting alcohol on planes. Passengers may bring their own bottles but must surrender them to a stewardess who pours drinks. Airlines must refuse service to visibly intoxicated travelers and violators face fines up to $1000.
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Washington
Federal Aviation Agency
Wat
Lovett
Woman Beaten Kneeling in Prayer at St Benedicts
Mrs. J Kenneth Solari 52 was attacked while kneeling in prayer at St Benedicts Church in Richmond. A man forced a coat over her head, beat her, and stole her wallet before fleeing. John J Neenan 21 was later charged with felonious assault and theft after police tracked him near the church.
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Richmond
John J. Neenan
Stephen Boyle
Lindsey
Neenan
Fruit Growers Meet in Roanoke For 64th State Horticultural Session
Virginia fruit growers gather in Roanoke Monday through Wednesday for the 64th annual State Horticultural Society meeting at the Hotel Roanoke. President Philip B. Glaize of Winchester will open the session with a focus on where the apple industry is headed. The Woman's Auxiliary meets concurrently, with a joint session and banquet planned. Topics include apple variety selection, rootstocks, spray schedules, efficient marketing, and Virginia advertising efforts.
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Virginia
Roanoke
State Horticultural Society
Philip B. Glaize
Winchester
Clarence Hill
A. B. Groves
Winchester Fruit Research Lboratory
D. K. Russell
Joseph P. Dorsey
H. Delmer Robinson, Jr
J. P. Arthur
W. W. Hunt
Russell
Virginia Fruit, Industry
Dor Clarke
Loudoun
J. Kenneth Robinson
Apple
James F. Laise
H. F. Byrd, Inc
Robinson
Apple Advertising
Virginiae Apple Commission
Commission
Jones
Six Children Die in Montana Fire at Northwesr Ranch Home
In Thompson Falls Montana six children aged 2 to 12 died in a predawn blaze that destroyed their ranch house. Their mother and four month old twin brothers were injured and rushed to a Hot Springs hospital. Deputy Harry Dodson said the fire, reported at 2 55 a m, left little chance for rescue.
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Thompson Falls
Mont
Montana
Harry Dodson
Lionell Scott
Edna
Mary
Mildred
Barbara
Carl
Aaron
Hot Springs
Scott
Dodson
Plane Sought By Local CAP Found in W Va
A small plane sought by Civil Air Patrol units in five states was found crashed in Monongalia County West Virginia. The pilot Donald W. Fennell of Indiana Pennsylvania was dead. The craft carried 13 gallons of fuel and had no filed flight plan.
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Civil Air Patrol
Monongalia County
W. Va
Associated Press
Charleston
Donald W. Fennel
Indiana
Charles R. Hager
Virginia
CAP
Fennell
Winchester Cap
Frederick
Shenandoah
Pennsylvania
Florida
Winchester
Elkins
Jimme Stewart
Maj
James Eyler
Inchester Cap
H. P. (Dusty
Courtney Bennington
George Turner
Rt. 5 West
Accused Slayer of Washington Policeman Seized
FBI announced the capture of William C. Coleman 25 a truck driver sought for the killing of Washington police Pvt Donald Brereton 31 and Pvt Clyde Winsters 24. The two officers were shot in an alley during a liquor store holdup chase.
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Washington
FBI
William C. Coleman
Donald Brereton
Brereton
Clyde R. Winsters
E. E. Scott
Coleman
Scott
Raymond Coleman
William
Louise Pitts
William Coleman
Winters
Tappan Heads Medical Staff At Hospital Here
Dr. Frank E. Tappan of Berryville was named president of the Winchester Memorial Hospital medical staff at its annual election day. He succeeds Dr. George H. Smith. Other officers named are Dr. John C. Hortenstine incident, Dr. W. Clayton As secretary and Dr. Joe D. Cas.
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Frank E. Tappan
Berryville
Winchester Memorial Hospital
George H. Smith
John C. Hortenstine
W. Clayton
Oe D. Cas
Nixon moves toward formal nomination on 47th birthday
Vice President Richard M. Nixon edges toward officially seeking the Republican presidential nomination as his 47th birthday arrives. A news conference was set to address Nixon's plans for primaries while his name is entered in the March 8 New Hampshire primary and Ohio and Oregon ballots. Nixon aides say no extensive campaign plans abroad.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Herbert G. Klein
New Hampshire
Columbus
Ohio
GOP
Ray Bliss
New Hampshie
Oregon
Mark Hatfield
Klein
Gum Wesley Powell
Powell
Harrison Says Strike Settlement Is Sellout
Harrison criticizes the recent steel strike settlement as harmful and inflationary. He speaks at a Winchester dinner meeting hosted by the Winchester Business and Professional Women's Club praising city officials and noting concerns about big interests influencing public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrison
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Club
Winchester
George Washington Hotel
Esta Lichliter
Virginia Gaunt
Buzzella Jackson
Edith Rodgers
Nancy Jones
Hazel Dorton
Anna Russell
Dorothy Emmart
Virginia Hummer
Betty Lowry
Lichliter
Jones
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Jan Bame
Bus Driver Jailed After 47 Students Exposed to Crash
Martinsville Henry County police said 22 year old Harold Swanson admitted drinking half a pint of whisky before driving a school bus carrying 47 students from George Washington Carver High School. The bus struck a meat truck on State Rt 57 near Fieldale and left the scene. Swanson was arrested at home 5:45 p.m. Damages totaled about 150 dollars. No injuries. students said they were frightened. Swanson and passengers are Negro.
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Martinsville
Henry County
Harold Bruce Swanson
Accit
J. A. Stegall
George Washington Carver High School
State Rt. 57
Fieldale
Swanson
Stegall
Bathyscaph Trieste Aims For 30,000 Feet Deep
The United States Navy bathyscaph Trieste, after a 24,000 foot dive Friday in the Marianas Trench 50 miles southeast of Guam, will attempt 30,000 feet. Dr. Andre B. Rechnitzer and Dr. Jacques Piccard led the underwater team with Navy Lt. Donald Walsh aboard during the six hour descent.
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Guam
U.S. Navy
Marianas Trench
Pacific
Andreas B. Rechnitzer
Jacques Piccard
Piccard
Navy
Donald Walsh
San Diego
Calif
Scien
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