Ulbricht predicts Cuban communism to spread in Americas
East German leader Ulbricht told Khrushchev at the sixth Communist congress that communism will flourish in Cuba and expand in the Western Hemisphere. He urged China and India to settle border disputes and criticized Chinese actions, while praising Khrushchev and warning against aggression.
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Walter Ulbricht
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Red China
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Ulbricht
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India
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Berlin
Bonn Severs Cuban Ties Shocks Havana Move Impact
Bonn cuts full diplomatic ties with Cuba prompting Havana to reassess relations. East Germany announces its ambassador will depart for Havana, marking its first Latin American mission amid the severed links.
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Ap Ae Ee
Cuba
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East Germany
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Latin America
Elks Bloodmobile Sees Strong First Two Hours
The Elks sponsored Red Cross Bloodmobile collected about 120 pints from 10 a.m. to noon at the event. Florence M. Kern of Opequon reports a Christmas cactus with about 170 inches in circumference and 60 to 70 blooms since before Christmas.
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Florence M. Kern
iOpequon
Two Thousand Bills Introduced in House Spark Debate
Washington AP reports lawmakers, in about six hours, have introduced around 2,000 bills on diverse topics from Social Security to postal rates. Rep. Abraham J. Multer and Rep. Samuel Stratton push novelty measures while others seek holidays and national recognition for Circus World Museum at Baraboo, Wisconsin.
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D-N.y
Samuel S. Stratton
Lindley Beckworth
D-Tex
United States
United Nations
Vernon W. Thomson
R-Wis
Circus World Museum
Baraboo
Wis
Rouss Fire Co. Sets 66th Banquet for Feb 11 at Lee Jackson
The Rouss Fire Co will hold its 66th annual banquet Feb 11 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant with State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr as toastmaster. The event honors Charles Broadway Rouss born Feb 11 1836, the company’s namesake. Richard Owens chairs, with brothers Jimmy and Jack Owens as co chairs. committees cover menu program speaker tickets transportation and more. The menu features turkey gravy dressing cranberry sauce candied yams green beans and dessert while Bill Madigan and group provide entertainment.
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Lee Jackson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Charles Broadway Rouss
Rouss
Fire Company
Richard Owens
Jimmy
Jack Owens
Mr. Owens
Menu
Andrew McCarty
E. William Argenbright
Marvin’ D. Weaver
C. Long
Vernon Clark
Raymond Dick
Bill Madigan
Senator Seeks Honorary U.S. Citizenship for Churchill
In Washington Sen Stephen M Young D Ohio introduces a Senate resolution to confer honorary U S citizenship on Sir Winston Churchill praising his contributions to mankind and history A similar measure was introduced last year but not acted on.
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U.S
Winston Churchill
Senate
Stephen M. Young
Ohio
Great Britain
Tshombe Ready to End Secession and Seek Amnesty
Tshombe urged Congo Prime Minister Cyrille Adoula for amnesty for himself and followers after 30 months of independence from his war capital Kolwezi. He asked the United Nations to let U N troops move freely in Katanga while he prepares to return to Elisabethville to settle modalities. A riot at the British Embassy in Leopoldville involved about 1,000 Africans and 200 students protesting alleged British support for Tshombe’s secession. Robert K. A. Gardiner intervened to stop the unrest as police did not act. Riches protested to the Congolese Foreign Ministry and said staff were injured.
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Kolwezi
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Congo
Leopoldville
Katanga
Robert K. A. Gardiner
Ghana
Derek Riches
Riches
South African Press Association
Rene Thierry
Elisabethville
Man ordered to pay for killing neighbor's dog
In Decatur Georgia Donald H King must pay 1350 damages after his neighbor Fred E Shroyer testified that King lured the bassett hound into his yard at Easter with meat on a string and killed the animal with a shot in court.
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Donald H. King
Fred E. Shroyer
King
Shroyer
Record Cold Grips Much of Nation Causes Dozens of Deaths
A sweeping cold siege drenches the Midwest and beyond as sub zero temperatures plunge to 40 below in northern Wisconsin and dip to 20 below in much of the region. The Arctic outbreak spans at least 11 states from Montana to Michigan with gusty winds intensifying the chill and widespread crop and property damage reported.
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Illinois
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Texas
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Florida
Canada
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Iowa
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Nebraska
Falls
Front Royal Approves TV Rebroadcasting
Front Royal votes unanimously to open bids for a 20 year rebroadcasting contract with automatic 10 year extension. A single large antenna would receive programs via telephone wires to households. Bidders include Ed Cunningham and Southern Communications Corp of Richmond. Councilman Lillard consulted WFTR’s Kenneth Gordon on the plan.
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Front Royal
Apne Shhopoart
Ed Cunningham
Southern Communications Corp
Richmond
William Lillard
Kenneth Gordon
WFTR
County eyes 1.2 million junior high for Fox Drive
Robert E. Aylor told the county board of supervisors that preliminary plans for a nonconvisioned Fox Drive junior high estimate a cost of about 1.2 million. The facility would serve 2,000 pupils with a 1,000 seat gym, large food storage deep freeze, and crafts and agriculture shops. Construction would follow an addition to James Wood High School, with an east side elementary project to come. If the 60 cent building fund levy is applied, repayment would take 12 or 13 years.
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Robert E. Aylor
County Board of Supervisors
Fox Drive
Ayler
James Wood
School Bills Move in West Virginia Legislature
A bloc of five West Virginia Education Association bills aims to raise state funding by about 13.1 million annually. The plans, sponsored by Dels Wilson Given Gentile and Anvil in the House and Sen McKown in the Senate, include a 20 dollar monthly raise for degreed teachers, 10 dollars for nondegreed, a 4.50 monthly experience boost, and a 15 percent boost in school transportation funds.
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Charleston
W. Va
West Virginia Education Association
Dels
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Marion
D. P. Given
D-Webster
Anthony R. Gentile
D-Mingo
Seth Anvil
Barbour
C. H. McKown
Wayne
Senate
Philadelphia Transit Strike Grounds City Buses Trolleys
About 5,600 transport workers walked out halting all buses trolleys and subways in Philadelphia leaving only limited railroad commuter services for the citys half million riders. The strike represents the first major city transit walkout since 1955.
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Philadelphia
Pennsylvania
Reading
Congress Signals Tax Cuts Through Kennedy Plan
Washington lawmakers show clear intent to back Kennedy tax cuts this year aiming for a 13.5 billion dollar reduction and 3.5 billion in revenue law reforms. House and Senate largely favor tax relief with debates over spending and loophole provisions and possible early telegraphed messages.
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Congress
Kennedy
House
Senate
Kennedy tax cut would cut many 20 000 income taxpayers by up to 30
The Treasury Department released tables showing Kennedy proposed tax cuts could reduce taxes by about 20 to 30 percent for many with incomes of twenty thousand dollars or less. The figures exclude later changes to some income types and apply only to standard ten percent deduction filers. Examples of changes follow.
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Treasury Department
Kennedy
The
Treasury
Why Big Budgets Reasons for Winchester’s rising city costs
Editor notes growing municipal budgets in Winchester over ten years. The piece cites tax rate stability despite higher expenditures, school growth and new buildings, a larger water sewer system, and expanded services in recreation police and streets as drivers, with enrollment rising from 2,422 to about 3,099 students and teachers increasing from 91 to 129.
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Handley
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