New Crisis Peak Expected From De Gaulle Adenauer Talks
The Paris meeting between Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer could heighten tensions within NATO. De Gaulle has blocked British membership and rejected Kennedy's Polaris missile plan, signaling a push for a France West Germany bloc and possibly isolating France in the alliance.
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Washington
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Europe
Britain
United States
U.S
de Gaulle
Kennedy
France
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Adenauer
West Germany
McCaskey Named President of Virginia Travel Council
Thomas G. Mich, on the staff of Colonial Williamsburg, was elected president of the Virginia Travel Council at its annual meeting. The Norfolk native and former sports writer succeeds H T N Graves of Luray Caverns. He has led Williamsburg restoration PR efforts and previously presided over the Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce in 1958.
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Theilliamsburg
Williamsburg Chamber of Commerce
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Birthday of Robert E. Lee Noted in Crier
A reader notes it is Robert E. Lee's birthday and laments the absence of Confederate flags in town. The caller, a former New Yorker, asks if history will repeat itself and recalls one inch of snow from last year. Ron Rush of the U S Navy in Argentia Newfoundland reports a high of 54 degrees last Monday.
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Ron Rush
U. S. Navy
Argentia
Newfoundland
Crier
Gaitskell's Death Sends Labor Into Succession Fight
Labour Party leader Hugh Gaitskell died after two weeks of illness from a virus infection complicating heart and lung trouble and kidney ailment. His death opens a leadership contest among George Brown Harold Wilson James Callaghan and Patrick Gordon Walker as a party plots its course before a possible general election.
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Harold Macmillan
Britain
George Brown
Harold Wilson
Gaitskell
James Callaghan
Patrick Gordon Walker
Pall Mall St. resident freed in cash box theft case
Keplinger a COG at J Restaurant faced charges of stealing 101 dollars from the cash box. He testified he took the money home to count only to ease the next morning cash count. Attorney David G. Simpson argued the money was not stolen and the jury foreman was Mrs. Chloe Carbaugh.
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Keplin
David G. Simpson
The
Commonwealth
Keplinger
Chloe Carbaugh
Physician and patient die within minutes in Chicago
In Chicago on Friday a physician, Dr. James Leach age 71, died in the emergency room five minutes after arriving to treat Mrs. August Quiss 83 who had suffered a heart attack. The two deaths occurred within minutes of each other at Belmont Hospital.
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Chicago
August Quiss
Belmont Hospital
James Leach
U S backs Britain in market entry moves
The United States signals continued support for Britain's entry into the European common market and for a multinational nuclear arm under NATO. De Gaulle's six nations delay France's block, with negotiations to resume January 28.
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U. S
Britain
de Gaulle
Washington
NATO
U.S
Charles E. Bohlen
Paris
France-Etats Unis Association
Bohlen
United States
NATO Alliance
Eee
France
Belgium
Europe
America
George Hellyer
Brussels
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Ferry Fire Sinks Tourist Boat Killing Over A Hundred
A tourist ferry on Toba Lake in North Sumatra burst into flames and sank. Antara reports 105 feared dead with about 250 aboard the Djandji Radja King's Promise. Many passengers jumped or burned as the engine room fire spread. and the death toll could rise.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sumatra
Toba
Antara
Sat
Chamber to Host First Breakfast Meeting Wednesday
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce announces a 7:15 a.m. breakfast at the George Washington Hotel this Wednesday. Del Sewell, the chamber president, says the sessions will run monthly to discuss goals, services and problems for members and prospective members. Each director will invite two or three members on a Dutch treat basis. Members who wish to attend the Jan 23 breakfast should call the chamber before 5 p.m. Tuesday, with the session adjourned by 8:30 a.m. This marks the first breakfast series sponsored by the chamber to boost member engagement.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Sewell
Chamber
Chamber of Commerce
State Chamber President To Address SV
James T Mathews president of the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce will be keynote speaker at Shenandoah Valley Inc 39th annual meeting Feb 6 in Staunton at the Stonewall Jackson Hotel Activities begin with an 11 a m executive committee meeting a 2 p m business session to review past year reports Dinner at 6 30 with the speaker following the banquet Reservations due by Jan 31.
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James’ T. Mathews
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
SVC
Area
Stonewall Jackson
Staunton
SVI
Mathews
Record low temperatures hit Montana and Midwest crops
A sweeping cold wave pushed -44 in Montana and -42 in Minnesota as a blizzard and subzero air spread across the plains. The Weather Bureau warned freezing weather would threaten fruit and vegetables in the Rio Grande Valley and southern Arizona and California.
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Associated Press
Montana
Minnesota
Rockies
Plains
Kansas
Iowa
U.S. Weather Bureau
Chicago
Rio Grande Valley
Arizona
California
Texas Panhendle
Dalhart
Upper Panhandle
Texas
Arizona Mountains
Nebraska
Mississippi Valley
Atlantic Coast
Gulf Coast
Birthday Party Tragedy as Jet Crashes Near Farm Home
In Springfield Illinois a F84 jet crashed into the Todd farm during a surprise 49th birthday party for James Todd. The pilot Maj Robert Gasper 40 of Pekin Illinois is missing and feared killed. A wreckage piece struck the Todd barn roof killing or maiming four cows. No house injuries reported.
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Springfield
Ill
James Todd
Todd
Todd Farm
Illinois Air National Guard
Robert Gasper
Pekin
Dock Strike Hurtles Area Apple Trade Says Union
60,000 dock workers of the International Longshoremen's Assn AFL-CIO strike disrupting shipments in Winchester Frederick County and surrounding regions. Apple growers and packers report losses of thousands of dollars with several firms forced to suspend operations or delay Atlantic shipments. Exporters fear fruit spoilage and market losses as ships remain idle at New York piers with as many as 90 000 bushels awaiting loading.
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Jack Cummins
International Longshoreman’s Assn
Afl-Cio
Winchester-Frederick County
H. W. Butler and Bros
Toef
James Laise
The
Byrd ‘Co
New York
Wiles Lee
John Milleson
Moore and Dorsey
Clarke County
Jimmy Himmelwright
C and
Mr. Matson
Matson
Martinsburg Rier
New York Docks
Teen-Age Record Hop at Shawnee Fire Hall Tonight
Notice announces a teen age record hop at Shawnee Fire Hall from 7:30 to 10:30 PM, with admission 50 cents. Other items include a Monday closure for a family death and local sales for humidifiers, cakes, and clothing with clearance discounts at various local shops.
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Oates Lumber Yard
Shawnee Fire Hall
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H_ Packing Co
Fred Matson
J. G. Maples Co
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