Invasion issue renewed over Bay of Pigs role
Cuban exile leaders and politicians debated U S responsibility in the Bay of Pigs invasion. Dagoberto Darias accused President Kennedy of betraying Cubans while asserting air cover existed. Senate leaders praised and criticized Kennedy’s handling, sparking partisan tension as the White House stayed silent.
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Antion
Bay of Pigs
Miami
Robert F. Kennedy
United States
Dagoberto Darias
Kennedy
Nano
Globe Gown Crier notes on old greeting cards drive
A flood of suggestions arrives at the Crier about using old greeting cards. Messages urge sending cards to Ruth South in Hagerstown or to Philadelphia and to state mental hospitals. An anonymous note mentions a Red Cross appeal for a burned out family. Scott Hockman, six, brought his own toys to help. A Saint Bernard wanders into James Wood School and is refused lunch during cafeteria period.
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Winchester Day Nursery
Ruth South
Guilord Ave
Hagerstown
American Ndstand
P.O
Philadelia
Eleanor H. B. Maxwell
Yorktown
Phila
RED Cross
Scott Hockman
Scott
James Wood School
Pus
Saint Bernard
Europe freezes as snowline sinks across continent
As Europe endures one of its coldest winters, snow sprawls south from Italy to Greece and beyond. Major highways are blocked, ports iced, and fuel and food shortages rise while cities from Salonika to Paris report record lows and disrupted transport.
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London
Europe
Foggia
Baria
Italy
Salonika
Greece
Paris
Istanbul
Britain
Southampton
Christchurch
Hampshire
Radio Sofia
Bulgaria
Oresund
Sweden
Denmark
France
Switzerland
Dole
East Germany
Bath Taker Suffers Reddened Glow From Meat Tenderizer
Mrs C C Estes laced her husband s bath with meat tenderizer she called good smelling stuff hoping for extra presence. He entered the tub and began to burn and turn red as the mix reacted. The incident occurred during a family gathering in Edgewood Texas.
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Edgewood
Tex
C. C. Estes
Estes
Huntsberry Named to Head Annual Red Cross Campaign
Charles W. Huntsberry, Winchester native and Handley High School alumnus, was named Campaign Fund chairman for the Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross. The annual drive starts in March with the first area fund meeting scheduled in February.
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Charles W. Huntsberry
Winchester - Frederick County
American Red Cross
Ben Belchie
Huntsberg
Winchester
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Settlement Reached In Northeast Dock Strike
A settlement was reached in a Northeast dock strike as winter weather moved into the region. Snow and sleet were forecast for southwest Virginia with frigid temperatures and a 10 to 15 degree above zero low expected tonight.
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Northeast Dock
Weather Bureau
Virginia
Wise
Lee
Scott
Dickenson
Buchanan
Tazewell
Tennessee
Wintry Blast Spreads Across The Midwest
A bitter cold spell blankets the Midwest with snow and ice stretching from the Lower Mississippi Valley and South Central Plains to the Southeast. Subzero readings reach into the Texas Panhandle as a Weather Bureau forecast warns of no relief in sight.
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Minstestspl
Plains
Rockies
Mississippi Valley
Michigan
Texas Panhandle
Weather Bureau
Avisco Sale Talks Prompt 116 Million Cash Offer
Philadelphia AP reports the chairmen of American Viscose and FMC Corp announce a provisional sale of Avisco to FMC for 116 million dollars in cash. The deal would include Avisco properties minus certain holdings in related firms, with stockholder and anti trust approvals anticipated.
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Philadelphia
American Viscose Corp
FMC Corp
American Viscoe
FMC
American Viscose
Front Royal
Frank H. Reichel
Avisco
Paul L. Davies
Avisum Corp
Ketchikan Pulp Co
Monsanto Chemical Co
Anti-Trust
Justice Dept
Food Machinery and Chemical Corp
San Jose
Calif
Rustlers May Be at Work in Clearbrook Area
The sheriff's department searches for cattle thieves in the Clearbrook area after two head disappear from Orndorff property. Deputy Robert L. DeHaven said the investigation is ongoing.
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Clearbrook
Sheriff's Dept
Mr. Orndorff
Meredith Leaves Ole Miss Amid Laughter and Mystery
James H Meredith bid adieu to the University of Mississippi amid laughter and wisecracks as he departed for a vacation. He hinted he might not return for the spring semester unless conditions improve, with Feb 4 as the registration deadline and no immediate academic danger noted.
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Meredith
Ole Miss
Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Mississippi
Segregationists Move to Close Clemson College
Two South Carolina House members plan legislation to close Clemson rather than integrate under a federal court order. Senate leader L. Marion Gressette urged peace, noting court-ordered admission of Negro student Harvey Gantt remains a setback. Clemson trustees to act after Judge Wyche’s final order. Governor Russell and Gressette discussed the measure with Red Bethea and Mitchell Ott.
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Columbia
S.C
South Carolina
House of Representatives
Clemson College
Senate
Clemson
Sen
L. Marion Grossette
Harvey Gantt
Gantt
Iowa State University
U.S. Dist
C. C. Wyche
U.S. 4Th Circuit Court
Es Gantt
A. W
Red) Bethea
Mitchell Ott
Donald S. Russell
Gressette
New Hampshire Bill Aims to Ban Feminine Leg Display
Concord lawmaker Peter Charland filed a bill to outlaw displaying legs more than one inch above the knee. He criticized women and said the proposal targets public decency while excluding attire for bathing or sports.
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Concord
N.H
Peter P. Charland
Franklin
Charland
Clarke County Leader Questions VEPCO Route Hasty Judgment
Edward B. Lee, Clarke County Supervisors chair, questions VEPCO on a proposed 500000 volt transmission line. He asks for photos of new towers, says smaller towers and color may not ease landowner opposition, and notes concerns about a rushed decision. Continued on Page 7.
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Lee
VEPCO
Edward B. Lee
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Virginia, Electric, and Power Co
Kenneth Gilpin
Board of Supervisors
Clarke
Virginia ‘Electric & Power ‘Co
New York Northeast shipowners and longshoremen reach terms
Northeast shipowners and longshoremen have agreed to a 37 cent per hour wage package over two years, but many details remain to be settled before more than 600 idle ships sail again. Southern and Gulf groups have yet to finalize terms, with ratification by unions still pending. Federal mediation sessions were set for Galveston, New Orleans, and Mobile to win a master contract approval.
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NEW York
Southern
Gulf
Une
New York Shipping Association
Northeast
Galveston
Tex
New Orleans
Mobile
Ala
We Area
Maine
Virginia
Shenandoah Bank Reports Strong Year at Anniversary Dinner
Harold G. Brown president of the Shenandoah Valley National Bank told stockholders last night that the year was very successful. He spoke at the bank’s 97th anniversary dinner at the George Washington Hotel and announced officer re elections after the board meeting. Brown noted earnings, tax reserves, and a $100000 transfer to surplus raising the loan limit to 122500.
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Harold G. Brown
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
George Washington Hotel
Brown
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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Gop
Cuba
By Jack Bell
Girondi
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
White House
Dirksen
Globe Gown
Henry
Anthony J. Varel
Riverview
Carolyn Varel
Varel
Huntsberry
Richmond
Texas
Midwest
Walter Bastecki
Trenton
N.J
THE
Associated Press
U.S
Barnes Tatum
Memphis
Tenn
Jackson
Jackson State College
Shenandoah Bank
Rhodes Jewelry Co
Grove Furniture 60., Inc
S. Loudoun
Deluxeburger Grill
MiLady
Loudoun St
Denny's
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