Russians Say U S Plane Downed Near Erfurt Killing Three
Soviet protest in Moscow announced a U S Air Force training jet vanished over East Germany after ignoring warning shots. Tass cited three servicemen killed and asserted intrusion as provocation, noting the aircraft crossed into East Germany near Diedorf and Vogelsberg area while tracking showed a radar blip sequence.
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Moscow
United States
U.S
Air Force
Communist East
Vogelsberg
Erfurt
Wiesbaden
Frank
U.S. Air Force
Tass
Central
Russians Crush U.S. Hockey Champs 5-1 at Innsbruck
At Innsbruck as the ninth Winter Olympics opened, the Soviet Union defeated the United States 5 to 1 in hockey. The opening ceremony featured Austrian President Adolf Schaefer and the flame lighting marked the start of competition with the Soviets expected to dominate the games.
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Innsbruck
Austria
United States
Soviet Union
Adolf Schaerf
Russia
Temperatures Expected to Rise Mildly Tomorrow
The weatherman reports temperatures warming slightly tomorrow after a 29 degree low and 38 degree high today. Tonight may drop to 20 to 25 with tomorrow reaching 40 to 46 as rain is likely Friday. five day outlook shows 3 to 8 degrees above normal.
Kiwanis International Chief to Speak in Winchester
Kiwanis International President Charles Aly Swain will address Kiwanis members from several states at a February 4 meeting in Winchester. The event at the Lee Jackson Restaurant begins at 6 30 p.m. with Virginia governor Gerald L Good man as master of ceremonies. The program features welcome by Mayor Claude Smalts Jr and Kiwanis president Robert Pullen, with purpose gifts to guests and entertainment by the Shenandoah Barber Shop Chorus. Swain, Cape May New Jersey businessman, has held top Kiwanis posts and led district duties in New Jersey.
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Charles Aly Swain
Kiwanis
Kiwanis Club
Swain
Lee-Jackson
Clinton E. Thurston, Jr
Virginia Beach
Capital
Kiwanis International
Gerald L. Goodman
Capital District
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Winchester
Front Royal
Leesburg
Virginia
Frederick
Westminister
Mt. Airy
Hagerstown
Cumberland
Maryland
Charles Town
Martinsburg
Romney
Berkeley Springs
West Virginia
Goodman
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Robert J. Pullen
Pullen
Knights of the Shenandoah Barber Shop
Maj
Edward Bowman
The
Salvation Armory
Stanley Dysart
Cork Street
MR. Swain
Cape May, N.J
Kiwanis Affairs
Cape May Club
New Jersey
Kiwanis District
Rosenberger Named National Director for Raritan International
Tom Rosenberger, charter member of Round Hill Raritan Club, was named a national director of Raritan International for a three year term at the New Orleans convention. A former county fire warden and Shawnee Land general manager, he becomes the first Zone 1 member from Frederick Clarke and Warren Counties to hold the post. He is married to Gretchen Dorsey and they have six children.
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Tom Rosenberger
Round Hill Raritan Club
Raritan International
New Orleans
Rosenberger
Shawnee Land
Raritan Zone 1
Rappahannock Raritan
Virginia
Frederick, Clarke
Warren Counties
Gretchen Dorsey
Stephenson
Frederick County
St. John’s Lutheran Church
The
Masonic Lodge
Winchester Lodge No
B.P.O. Ellis
Loyal Order of Moose
Greek Cypriots Want UN Force To Keep Peace
In London Greek Cypriots indicated they prefer a United Nations peacekeeping force for Cyprus rather than a NATO contingent Britain has sought. Cyprus delegate Zenon Kossides told Secretary-General Thant a UN force would be acceptable, while diplomats in Athens Ankara and Nicosia hoped to avert a wider clash as US troops considered deployment to prevent Turkish Greek Cypriot violence.
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London
United Nations
Mediterranean
NATO
Britain
Zenon Kossides
Cyprus
New York
Athens
Ankara
Nicosia
U.S
London Daily Sketch
U.S. 6Th Fleet
U.S. Defense Department
Washington
U S Rejects Destruction of Bombers at Geneva talks
At the Geneva disarmament conference the United States rejected a Soviet call to destroy all nations bomber fleets. Chief negotiator Foster favored discussing the idea while Washington said total destruction is neither acceptable nor practical.
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Geneva
U.S
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
William C. Foster
State Department
Washington
Tsarapkin
Dean Rusk
Moscow
Rusk
Cold Weather Pushes December Cost of Living Higher
The Labor Department reports December prices rose two tenths of one percent with the consumer price index at 107.6 due to weather damage to crops and higher food costs. Food prices climbed 0.3 percent led by vegetables and sugar, while public transit fares and gasoline also rose. A spokesman cautioned further increases in January for food but expected declines in clothing and appliances to offset the rise.
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Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Mine Explosion Near Taipei Death Toll Climbs
An explosion at a coal mine near Taipei Monday is expected to raise the death toll to 27, with rescue efforts underway as officials confirm missing workers and assess the site.
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Taipei
Formosa
Sukarno Raises New Cease-Fire Doubts
Indonesian President Sukarno questioned the cease fire along the Borneo frontier after Malaysian leaflets urged rebels to surrender. He ordered ministers to verify leaflets signed by Sabah Chief Minister Donald Stephens and urged a stronger Indonesian stand amid U N mediation efforts.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
North Borneo
Borneo
Subandrio
Donald Stephens
Malaysia
Sabah
British North Borneo
Kuala Lumpur
U.S. Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
New York
Kennedy
United Nations
U.N
U Thant
Shenandoah Valley Bank Elects New Board Member
Shareholders of Shenandoah Valley National Bank elected Dr. Harold V. Gaskill to the Board at the 98th anniversary meeting held at the George Washington Hotel. Gaskill, a vice-president of International and Financial General Corp., succeeds W. Nelson Page who retires. The group also named 1964 directors Frank Armstrong, William M. Battaile, Harold G. Brown, and others.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harold G. Brown
Harold V. Gaskill
George Washington Hotel
Gaskill
Ohio
International and Financial General Corp
Washington
D. C
W. Nelson Page
Page
Frank Armstrong
William M. Battaile
Starry F. Byrd, Jr
Claude R. Cammer
Ralph N. Dorsey
Allen T. Hawthorne
J. Sloan Kuykendall
William H. Lawrence, II
P. A. Mac
Paris Peking spat leaves Chiang poised against Mao
In Taipei the Nationalists claim Chiang Kai-shek outflanked Mao Zedong as Paris and Peking wage a dispute over two Chinas after De Gaulle’s recognition of Communist China. Paris resumes ties with Taipei while threatening no ambassador swap, and Saigon weighs breaking relations with France amid Viet Nam war policy disputes.
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Taipei
Formosa
France
China
Chiang Kai-shek
Mao Tze-tung
Chiang
Paris
Peking
Charles de Gaulle
Mao
Red China
Communist Party
de Gaulle
South Viet Nam
United States
Saigon
Viet Nam
U S Aheads in Rocketry Saturn 1 reaches orbit at Cape Kennedy
The Saturn 1 rocket blasts off at 11 25 a p m Eastern Standard Time from Cape Kennedy and places an 84 foot long satellite into orbit weighing 37 700 pounds. Officials claim it shows U S lead in space rocket power with first stage thrust around 1 5 million pounds and six engine second stage delivering 90 000 pounds of thrust. The test emphasizes capability for future moon missions.
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Cape Kennedy
Fla
United States
Russia
U.S
Mil
Weather clears as high pressure shifts from Ohio to coast
A large high pressure area centered over Southern Ohio brings clear cold weather to Virginia today. As the high moves off tonight, southern winds will warm the state. The notice includes ads for furniture clearance at Haf er House and a Denny's/Howard Johnson promotions page teasers.
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Richmond
Ohio
Virginia
Howard Johnson
Denny's
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National Raritan Post
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Italy
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North Atlantic Alliance
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