Algerian Yes Vote Falls Short of De Gaulle Goal
France backed De Gaulle’s Algerian program by 56.61 percent amid high abstentions. In Algeria turnout varied with urban areas showing lower support. Oran opposed the plan while the mainland referendum reported 15,198,714 yes and 4,996,? no, amid violence and unrest across several departments.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Algeria
Oran
Tiaret
Orleansville
Zuckerman Anniversary Reunites Berryville Family
The Charles Zuckerman family on Berryville Ave began celebrations a day early for their thirteenth wedding anniversary and the tenth birthday of son Philip while Don’s seventh birthday follows tomorrow. Philip hosts today’s party, Don’s tomorrow, after which the parents may be too tired to celebrate. Also note Mrs. Fisher’s pansies blooming unusually early outdoors at 114 Greenwalt Ave. A foreign car accident report: a small car town vehicle badly crumpled, tied to the top a new one.
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Charles Zuckerman
Berryville Ave
Mrs. Zuckerman
Philip
Don
Walter Fisher
W. L. Rush
Greenwalt Ave
Miladys Shoppe Clearance Sale Ad
Miladys Shoppe at 105 N Loudoun offers hats two to five dollars dresses five to eight dollars with 50 percent off on children and pre teen coats dresses and sportswear from Peter Pan Children’s Shop notice lists sale items and locations with page codes.
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Miladys Shoppe
Loudoun
8&T
Peter Pan Children’s Shop
Three Hurt in Crash on 522 As Car Rolls Three Times
Three West Virginians were injured in a single car crash on Rt. 522, 15 miles north of Winchester, at 4 30 p m Saturday. Passengers Roger Miller 15 Carroll Miller 12 and Harry Landis 48 all from Bloomery West Virginia were treated with facial injuries and a fractured pelvis. Keith J Miller was driving the 1955 Ford when it rolled over three times. Landis was treated for scalp cuts and released.
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West
Roger
Carroll
Landis
J. W. Detrick
Keith J. Miller
Bloomery
Redbanks
Edinburg
Shenandoah County Hospital
Dale
J. E. Tait
Tait
Roald Owen Hudson
Charleston
W. Va
Mervil David Bille
Silver Spring
Mack
Hudson
Edinburg Fire Co
Rt. 50
Winchester
S. L. Lee
Ernest Elwood Barrett
Rt. 1
Ford
Thelma LaFollette Bauserman
Chevrolet
Rt. 522
Loring Waters
Lawence Swider
Cedar Lake
Ind
Aliesta R. Miller
Rt. 2
President Opens Conference on Aging
President Eisenhower addresses 2500 delegates at Constitution Hall urging open debate on aging issues. He avoids taking sides on medical care financing while urging concrete progress for Congress to use in deliberations. The opening signals ongoing controversy over AMA and business group influence.
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Frances Lewine Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
American Medical Association
Arthur S. Flemming
Pat McNamara
D-Mich
AMA
Stay halts Georgia desegregation entry at UGA
Federal Judge Boothle granted a stay delaying the enrollment of Charlayne Hunter and Hamilton Holmes at the University of Georgia to allow an appeal. The action comes as Georgia lawmakers convene a 40 day session debating provisions affecting state funds for an integrated college.
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Atlanta
University of Georgia
W. A. Bootle
Charlayne A. Hunter
Hamilton E. Holmes
University
Athens
Georgia
Bootle
Frank S. Twitty
House
Eugene Cook
Uni- News
Ernest Vandiver
Reds Claim Americans Killed in Laos
Moscow report says Pathet Lao communists claim Americans among 20 killed or wounded in Laos fighting. Tass cites a communique noting a vast region under Pathet Lao control in four weeks. The only U.S. personnel involved were the military attache and staff flying recon over the area. their plane was hit but no injuries reported.
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Moscow
Laos
Tass
Pathet Iad
U.S
Lavenia Campbell
Colonial Beauty Shoppe
Kennedy Plans Another Meeting With Eisenhower
President elect Kennedy plans a second conference with President Eisenhower likely in Washington on January 19 the day before Kennedy’s inauguration. He arrived at Harvard for a board of overseers meeting and urged stronger leadership and more funding for world peace through scholarly exchange. Kennedy announced Newton N. Minow to chair the Federal Communications Commission and already held a December 6 talk with Eisenhower. Additional details note plans to discuss unity and a two year international youth service corps with potential draft exemptions.
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Cambridge
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
Washington
Kennedy
Harvard University
Harvard
Boston
Newton N. Minow
Chicago
Adlai E. Stevenson
Federal Communications Commission
White House
Lumberman Dies In Apartment Fire In Winchester
Virgil M. McCauley 59 of 337 N Loudoun St died of smoke inhalation after a sofa fire in his second floor apartment. Fire caused slight actual damage but heavy smoke, estimated at 400 dollars total, with cause linked to a lit cigarette igniting upholstery. Firefighters and a rescue squad responded. funeral plans not yet announced.
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Wheatfield
Memorial Hospital
Virgil M. McCauley
Loudoun St
Winchester
Mr. McCauley
Eddie Lillis
South End Fire Company
McCauley
Lillis
Secmet 0. Hill
Cauley
Hill
Winchester Volunteer
Harrington Smith
Thomas W. Baldridge
Gainesboro
Winchester AAUW Rotary lecture series set for winter
The Winchester Branch AAUW and Winchester Rotary Club sponsor a four lecture series on international relations via UVAs division of extension. Lectures run January 31 February 14 February 28 and March 14 at 8pm in Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall with speakers Amman Adams Bushong and Theobald. Tickets from Mrs E O Willis or AAUW members. MID WINTER SALE sportswear suits THS WORK lp-1-6-8-2t
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Winchester
American Association of University Women
Winchester Rotary Club
University of Virginia
Division of
Christ Episcopal Church
Samuel Guy Amman
Latin America
Maurice Adams
Africa
Sahara
Charles Bushong
Robert Theobald
U.N
Mrs
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Dates Set
The 34th Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival is scheduled for Thursday through Saturday, April 27 to 29. The pageant will revive a complete production with eras of history from settlement to 1865, plus a pink, white and green blossom ballet. Queen Shenandoah XXXIV and 36 princesses are being chosen, and the parade features 50 floats, 60 bands, and a national Grand Marshal.
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Fete
Virginias
District of Columbia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
Shenandoah
Couney E. Cain
Miss. Shenandoah
Apple Blossom
Ralph A. Cain
Winchester Lions Club
Shenandoah Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Apple Bissom
Castro Plans Feverish Defense Against North Attack
Havana reports regular army units moving to the water front and setting up mili tents near the Maine memorial. Revolution cites a Yankee carrier at Guantanamo Bay and a large Atlantic Fleet Caribbean maneuvers force. Cuban authorities announce arrests of 10 suspected terrorists tied to a bomb group linked to the CIA.
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Havana
Maine
Fidel Castro
Revolution
Guantanamo Bay
U.S. Naval Base
Cuba
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Caribbean
Puerto Rico
U.S
U.S. Atlantic
Guantanamo
Navy
Atlantic
Vieques Island
el Mundo
Castro
U.N. Security Council
Pinar del Rio
Cotorro
U.S. Central Intelligence Agency
Manuel Ray
Cadets Fire On Star of the West at Charleston
The Citadel cadets in Charleston fired on the troop ship Star of the West which carried 250 troops en route to Charleston Mississippi. The incident marks a key moment in the tensions surrounding the Union blockade and secession era.
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Citadel
Charleston
S. C
Star of the West
Mississippi
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Reds
Peace Corps
Richard M. Nixon
International Youth Service
Bernard Groves, Jr
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Lee Brown
Sarah Zane
Reuss
THE
Salvation Army
AAUW
Rotary Plan
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