Moscow Conference Focuses on Party Work and Molotov Issue
Moscow reports say a grass roots conference of party leaders opened to discuss 22nd congress tasks and cadre work with public participation. Pravda denounces Molotov for opposing Khrushchev's peaceful coexistence stance as the dispute over his expulsion continues.
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London
Moscower
Khrushchev
Moscow
V. M. Molotov
Communist Party
Molotov
International Atomic Energy Agency
Vienna
Pravda
Train Ticket in Station Sparks Surprise
Charles E. Murphy who runs a feed store in the old Pennsylvania Railroad terminal recalls an area man requesting a Martinsburg ticket. He was directed to the bus terminal since no passenger trains have run from that station in 15 years. City Game Warden Ervin Cleveland urges 1962 dog licenses and rabies inoculation reminders.
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Charles E. Murphy
Pennsylvania Railroad
Martinsburg
Ervin Cleveland
Rummage and Bake Sale at Wesley Chapel Sunday
Rummage and bake sale set for Friday and Saturday at 109 South Loudoun Street hosted by Wesley Chapel Methodist Church. Proceeds support church activities.
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South Loudoun Street
Wesley Chapel Meth. Church
Peter Pan Children's Shop Offer Dresses and Sportswear
Local notice lists children’s clothing items at price discount from Macy in the Peter Pan shop located at 128 N Loudoun St. The sale includes dresses and sportswear for young shoppers with marked down prices.
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Peter Pan Children’s Shop
MACY
N. Loudoun St
Crisman
W. Boscawen St
Dominican Junta Rules with Tight Repression in Santo Domingo
The Dominican Republic forms a four civilian three military junta led by Huberto Bogaert amid martial law and curfews. Protests erupt as troops open fire wounding two and killing one, while censorship and travel bans are imposed.
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Associated Press
Dominican Republic
Santo Domingo
Huberto Bogaert
Trujillo
U.S. Navy
Rodriguez Echavarria
Trujillos
Bogaert
State Council
Joaquin Balaguer
National Civic Union
Balaguer
Rts
Virginia lawmakers prepare quick session before budget clash
Richmond AP Virginias General Assembly plans a brief session with a long weekend ahead as debate heats over financing a 1.4 billion dollar two year budget. House bills target liquor tobacco taxes and a 3 percent sales tax while income tax changes and paycheck withholding are also discussed. Governor Harrison opposes new taxes though approving administration measures.
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Richmond
Virginia General Assembly
House of Delegates
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Dels
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
House
Charles K. Hutchens
Newport News
House Finance Committee
Harrison
Cooke
Del
Sam Pope
Southampton
Pope
Almond
New Governor Holds Second News Conference
Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. said he would accept exemption changes if more money is needed to run Virginia for 1962-64, and he is not committed to the withholding plan if other methods raise funds. He noted he has not finished review of the proposed budget in the General Assembly and could not yet assess possible changes.
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Harrison
Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
General Assembly
Trial of Auto Executive Continued
President Sherwood H. Egbert of Studebaker-Packard faced a one week continuance on a disorderly conduct charge after allegedly challenging a striker to fight at the plant gate. The 41 year old executive, free on 50 bond, did not comment. A factory strike by 6,500 workers has shut the plant since Jan. 2.
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Studebaker
South Bend, Ind
Sherwood H. Egbert
Studebaker-Packard Corp
Egbert
South Bend
Joseph W. Roper
Studebaker-Packard
United Auto Workers
Lloyd Richards
Patrick Brennan
St. Joseph County
Richards
C. M. MacMillan
Studebaker- Packard
Packard
McCullough Corp
Los Angeles
University of Washington
UAW
Ranger Moon Shot Planned for Monday
NASA prepares Ranger 3 for a 66 hour lunar flyby and instrument lander mission from Cape Canaveral. The plan includes a seismometer inside a 56.7 pound capsule designed to relay moonquake data for 30 to 60 days after impact.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
United States
John H. Glenn Jr
Navy
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Soviet Union
Earth
NASA
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Goldstone
Calif
Rival Berlin Tank Camps Break Up
U S Army began withdrawing tanks from the Berlin wall area while Soviet forces also left their bivouac at Friedrichstrasse. The move signals reduced tension after a period of near standoff with no shots fired. The U S plan sent armor to Templehof Airport for force disposition proof, as Adenauer planned a brief West Berlin visit. Four East Germans escaped to the West during the night.
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Berlin
U. S
Berlin Wall
Friedrichstrasse
U.S
East Berlin
Soviet Union
Templehof
Unter den Linden
West Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West Berlin
West
Kennedy seeks record 92.5 billion budget with fragile 463 million surplus
President Kennedy unveils a 92.5 billion federal budget for fiscal 1963 predicting a fragile 463 million surplus if revenues rise and postal rates increase. The plan expands defense and space programs, boosts foreign aid, and raises the national debt limit while warning the surplus hinges on economic growth and higher taxes.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Capitol Hill
Berlin
Notice Price Reduced Frying Whole Ib 27c Cut-up Ib 28c
ACME MARKETS West Virginia announces further reductions on poultry with frying whole and cut-up chicken priced per pound. The notice appears in brief classified form dated January 18 and references WORT?S 27 N Loudoun.
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ACME
Wort
Loudoun
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