Maryland Man Charged With Murder of Wife
Frederick County authorities charge Keith Feather 31 with murder in the death of his wife Betty Jo 29. An extradition hearing was postponed awaiting autopsy results and ballistics tests. Police found the body in a Frederick parked car after a call from Feather.
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Frederick County
Keith Feather
Betty Jo
Winchester
Feather
Robert S. Rothenhoefer
The
Star Today
Baltimore
Frederick
Feathers
Clayton Braithwaite
Eagle Drive
Break-ins Hit Two Tire Firms In Winchester
Police report two burglaries last night at Duncan Bros. Tire Co. Kent Street and Millwood Avenue and Cammer Tire Co. Braddock and Pall Mall Streets. About 42 dollars stolen in total with entries via windows and shelves. Cash, change, and small amounts removed from drawers and registers.
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Winchester
Duncan Bros. Tire Co
Kent St
Millwood Ave
Cammer Tire Co
Braddock and
Pall Mall Sts
Bitter cold grips area with light snow possible later
A sharp cold wave sent temperatures eight degrees above zero last night and forecasters warn of bitter cold again tonight with a low near 5 to 15 degrees. The high today reached 29, while Ronnie Wagner of Front Royal advocates dressing for the weather. Mosby Academy seniors wore bermuda shorts but stayed warm with long underwear. Shenandoah College parking crew helped a hospital drive by turning tips from the change box into donations.
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Ronnie Wagner
Front Royal
Mosby Academy
Shenandoah College
Las Vegas
Sarah Zane Fire Co Dinner Meeting Tomorrow
Sarah Zane Fire Company announces a dinner meeting led by Lee Jackson scheduled for 6 30 p m tomorrow. Attendees are urged to arrive early as seating is limited and program details will be shared.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Lee Jackson
Four groups push for more funds in 1962 64 budget
Four Virginia state groups appear before the General Assembly finance and appropriations committee seeking additional funds beyond Gov Almond’s 1.4 billion proposal. Participants include the University of Virginia College of William and Mary and several state departments. The hearing precedes a debate on deferred building projects and rural city expansion bills loomed in the session.
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George Taylor Richmond
General Assembly Committee
Senate
House
House of Delegates
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
University of Virginia
College of William and Mary
Departments of Conservation and Economic Development
Virginia Council of Social Welfare
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Appropriations Committee
Richmond
Henrico
Chesterfield
Portsmouth
Norfolk County
Assembly
Del
Kossen Gregory
Roanoke
James C. Turk
Radford
M. Caldwell Butler
Gregory
Turk-Butler
Twenty Nations Condemn Cuba's Red Regime
Twenty American nations condemned Cuba's Communist regime at a hemispheric foreign ministers conference in Uruguay. The United States failed to secure expulsion from the OAS, while several key Latin American powers abstained or voted no. Additional measures called for arms embargoes and defense against international communism, reinforcing Kennedy era policy.
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Punta del Este
Uruguay
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Inter American Family
Latin America
Castro
Organization of American States
Brazil
Argentina
Chile
Mexico
Bolivia
Ecuador
Foreign Ministers
Six Nations
Kennedy
OAS
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Alliance For Progress
OAS Council
Heart Fund Drive Opens Tomorrow Under Kremer
J. T. Kremer Jr is named local chairman for the Heart Fund Drive which opens tomorrow and runs through February. Delmas Sewell is district chairman. The local goal is 6000 dollars with chairs for speakers bureau treasurer heart Sunday business donations special gifts coin containers and school donations listed including Mrs Robert Wibberley Tevious Bailey Virgil R Strader Jr Michael Luby and William M Allison.
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J. T. Kremer, Jr
Delmas Sewell
Robert Wibberley
Tevious Bailey
Heart Sunday
Kenneth Thomas
Paul Hotinger
Virgil R. Strader, Jr
Michael Luby
William M. Allison
Piercing Cold Grips Large Eastern Nation With Subzero Readings
A fierce cold snap blankets the east and Midwest with subzero readings from Boonville New York to Chicago as temperatures plunge amid fog and snow. Ferry crews, schools near Bakersfield close as more than 70 000 students miss bus travel amid dangerous conditions.
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Hudson River
Newburgh
Beacon
N.Y
New England
Maine
New Hampshire
Vermont
Mercury
Caribou
Newfane
West Virginia
California
Pacific Northwest
Idaho
Nevada
Utah
Central Valley
Bakersfield
Stockton
Calif
Unemployment Drops Below Six Percent for January
The unemployment rate fell to 5.8 percent in January, the first sub six percent reading in 16 months. Employment declined by 1.4 million to 65,058,000 while unemployment rose by 572,000 to 4,663,000 amid typical January seasonal patterns and winter weather. The January employment total marked a monthly record for the month, and the idle figure was 700,000 below January 1961.
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Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
Goldwater Daughter Crowned Norfolk Azalea Festival Queen
Margaret Ann Goldwater, daughter of Sen. Barry Goldwater, was chosen as queen of Norfolk's International Azalea Festival. The senator will crown her on April 29, the festival's final day, as announced by the Norfolk Chamber of Commerce.
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Norfolk
Margaret Ann Goldwater
Barry Goldwater
R - Ariz
Wallendas tragedy at Shrine Circus high wire fall
In Detroit at the Shrine Circus a high wire pyramid collapsed during a 36 foot fall killing Dieter Schepp 23 and Richard Faughnan 29. Mario Wallenda 22 and Karl Wallenda 57 were injured with Schepp's sister Jana 17 also hurt. The act broke apart as Herman Karl and Gunther Wallenda held the remaining line.
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Detroit
Wallendas Family
State Fairgrounds Coliseum
Shrine Circus
Dieter Schepp
Richard Faughnan
Mario Wallenda
Highland Park General Hospital
Karl Wallenda
Schepp
East Germany
United States
Jana
Herman Wallenda
Gunther Wallenda
Karl
Mss Schepp
Herman
Miss Schepp
Ernie
Blinko) Burch
Burch
Faughnan
Jenny
Dieter
Kennedy proposes farm controls or aid to Congress
President Kennedy sends a tough farm program: farms must choose between strict production controls or cut off most price supports and aid. The plan aims to save $5 billion over four years, reduce surpluses, boost income, and extend quotas to dairymen. Major crops face acreage limits and potential price drops if rejected.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
AB C D
Samffe
Guy
Outdoor Recreation Needs Urged by Rockefeller Commission
The Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission urged immediate action and large funding to expand public recreation, prioritizing urban-adjacent shores and areas under threat. It left decisions on dollars and exact acquisitions to Kennedy, Congress, and state and local governments.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
America
Outdoor Recreation Resources and Review Commission
Kennedy
Congress
Laurance S. Rockefeller
New York
Winchester merchants push continued parking lot plan
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association urged the City Council to continue considering a proposal to level the Conrad property across from City Hall for a downtown parking lot. President R L Pizzano said a committee will meet again to stress the lot's importance as part of a seven point program aiding downtown commerce.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Conrad
City Hall
R. L. Pizzano
Winchester Golf Club
Council
Public Safety Committee
Busines
Chamber of Commerce
Pizzano
Mothers March in Winchester Berryville Raises $1950
Contributions to the Mothers March of Dimes totaled 1950 last night in Winchester and Berryville. Mrs H P Kern Jr said Winchester donations rose to about 1750 and Berryville added 200 through the Junior Woman's Club. The total shows an increase over last year with Frederick and Clarke counties not yet reporting.
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Winchester
Berrysville
H. P. Kern, Jr
Ben Toxvard
Berryville
Junior Woman's Club
Frederick
Clarke
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