Tshombe Put Under Surveillance After Peace Tour Ends
Elisabethville Katanga President Moise Tshombe returns to his palace under house arrest while U N forces enforce a curfew. U N officials say he may be restrained further if he incites Katangans or renews scorched earth threats.
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Tshombe
Elisabethville
Katanga
The
Congo
Moise
U.N
Tshombene
New York
United Nations
U Thant
Kolwezi
Northern Rhodesia
Virginia faces 30 million hit from European poultry tariffs
Virginia leaders warn the Common Market tariffs on American poultry could cut exports to about 7.5 million dollars annually and ripple through farmers, processors, retailers, and tax revenue, totaling up to 30 million dollars in impact. Governor Harrison and state officials urge action for equal treatment and tariff relief.
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Richmond
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Ginia
Europe
Harrison
D. Chumney
Arsh
Marsh
Virginia
Chumney
Virginia State Poultry Federation
Christmas cactus blooms draw visitors in Cross Junction
Mrs. Winton Kerns of Cross Junction shows a Christmas cactus with 100 blooms and buds, blooming since before Christmas. The plant measures 130 inches around and features pink blossoms. She invites anyone to come and see it. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. James Lee of Clearbrook hold a joint center today, sharing a January 11 birthday. Permanents are $5.00, Tuesday only through February at Nickie's Beauty Salon, Dial MO 2-5490.
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James Lee
Clearbrook
Nickie
Navy Patrol Plane Crashes Near Kodiak Alaska
A Navy P2V with 12 crew members crashed and burned on Aviation Hill near Kodiak Airport after an attempted landing in bad weather. Five survivors were found, seven others missing. Rain and darkness hindered search efforts as the aircraft, based at Whidbey Island, had been temporarily assigned to Alaska.
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Kodiak, Alaska
Kodiak
Anchorage
Harry Ardinger
Pacific Northern Airlines
Aviation Hill
Our
J. E. White
Navy
Kodiak Naval Air Station
Ardinger
Whidbey Island Naval Air Station
Oak Harbor
Wash
Alaska
Renewal of harassment campaign at Ole Miss amid Meredith case
At the University of Mississippi students renew demonstrations against James H. Meredith as a federal grand jury prepares to inspect campus rioting. Meredith may quit if conditions do not improve. Police briefly detain several demonstrators including a Mississippi State student.
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Oxford
Miss
University of Miss
James “H. Meredith
Meredith
Barnes Tatum
Mississippi State University
Tatum
Mississippi State
Justice Department
John D. Williams
Federal
Special Series On Reassessment of City Property Begins Tomorrow
Winchester real estate has been reassessed for tax purposes this year. The Star presents a three part series by city editor Doug O Connell explaining what assessment is how it is done who conducts it why it matters and how fair market value is determined. The series begins tomorrow.
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Winchester
Doug O’connell
Star
Adams scion of Adams presidents dies after long illness
John Henry Adams, 62, a direct descendant of Presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams, died in San Francisco after a long illness. He was the great-great-great grandson of the second president and the great-great-great grandson of the sixth president. He worked as a supervisor of pipefitters at the Navy shipyard in San Francisco for 16 years before an accident five years ago.
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San Francisco
John Henry Adams
John Adams
John Quincy Adams
Navy
East Berlin Prepares For Khrushchev Arrival Week
East Berlin decks for Premier Khrushchev as the Socialist Unity Party gathers for a week of events underscoring the Soviet Chinese leadership dispute. Walter Ulbricht leads East Germany while Khrushchev looms as the anticipated star amid wartime rubble and banners.
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Berlin
East Berlin
Khrushchev
Socialist Unity Party
Walter Ulbricht
East Germany
Communist Movement
West Berlin
Germany
Tornado Rips Spring Hill Business District
A winter tornado struck Spring Hill Tennessee damaging much of the business district and tearing half of Spring Hill High School. Eight commercial buildings and power lines were destroyed. 180 children slept at the nearby Tennessee Orphanage Home, with no injuries reported among them. National Guard and state agencies aided debris removal and security.
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Spring Hill
Tenn
Middle Tennessee
Tennessee National Guard
Tennessee Highway Patrol
Civil Defense
State Highway Department
Tennessee
Church of Christ
R. B. Toone
U.S
Fic
Jesse Eastep
National Guard
Eastep
Tennessee Orphanage Home
Church of Christ Institution
Nashville
43 Clubs Invited To Help With Fund-4 Show Up
Clarke Junior Women's Club urged 43 organizations to send reps for a Shenandoah County scholarship fund meeting. Only four organizations sent spokesmen including Lions Club and Red Cross representatives. The aim is to create county scholarships enabling local graduates to pursue further education despite financial obstacles.
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Berryville
Clarke Junior Women’s Club
Sarah Toxvard
Charles McGlawhorne
Shenandoah County
C. E. Miley, Jr
Clarke County High
Carlisle Huffman
The
Lions Club
Graham Dougherty
Red Cross
Mere
Lawyers Air Courtroom Transfer Petition At Frederick County Hearing
A county bar association petitions the Frederick County Board of Supervisors to move Circuit Court proceedings from the old courthouse in City Hall. Judge Marshall will hear the matter tomorrow at 10. The association argues the building lacks proper dignity for justice and cites past remodeling plans. The board says it is undecided between repairs or a new courthouse, or possibly relocating.
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Jack Cummins
Marshall
Winchester
Ick County
Bar Assa
Circuit Court
City Hall
David G. Simpson
Bar Association
Frederick County
Committee d
Association
Corporation
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
Board of Plea
Seventeenth Judicial Circuit
Corporation Court
Board of Supervisors
Soviet MIGs En Route to India Reported by Foreign Ministry
A Foreign Ministry spokesman in New Delhi said several Soviet MIG21 fighters are en route from Russia to India. He declined to specify the number of planes, their route, or their expected arrival, stating only that they were not being flown in.
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New Delhi
India
Russia
Foreign Ministry
Air Search For Downed U S Plane In Vietnam
Twenty two planes joined the air search for a missing Mohawk aircraft in South Vietnam as U S forces launched a new ground operation in the Mekong Delta. Helicopters carried assault troops after heavy air strikes into the D Zone while Adm. Felt called U S Vietnamese tensions a family quarrel.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
South
Mikong
Qui Nhon
Mekong
D Zone
Here
Adm
Harry D. Felt
U.S
Pacific
Bangkok
Loring Wright Dies Local Businessman in Winchester
Loring J. Wright Sr. 65 of 2438 Valley Ave. died at Winchester Memorial Hospital after retiring from Sinclair Refining Co. where he served 18 years. He leaves four children from a prior marriage, two brothers, a sister, and a widow Georgia Thompson Wright. Burial is planned at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Loring J. Wright
Valley Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wright
Sinclair Refining Co
American Qik Co
Mr. Wright
Frederick County
Isaiah D
Bessie Bean Wright
Georgia Thompson
Winchester
Macedonia Methodist Church
Rouss Fire Co
Shawnee and
Round Hill
Madison Lodge No. 6
Mount Hebron Cemetery
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Pial
Anna Nokamin
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Margaret L. Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop
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Texas
Verne Blodgett
House of Representatives
Susan Wells
Ole Miss
Board of Assessors
J. Fred Larrick
Hoye Riley
Fred I. Brumback
Abraham Lincoln
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Jozef Cyrankiewicz
Warsaw
Keith Stickley
Toxvard
Loring Wright
Hanes
Margaret L. Hodgson
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