Eisenhower blasts foreign aid cut as security danger
President Eisenhower denounces the House Appropriations Committee for trimming foreign aid by about 600 million dollars, saying the move endangers national and world security and aids communist aims. He urged Congress to restore funds and warned of consequences if freedoms abroad are sacrificed.
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Marvin L.arrowsmith
Washington
Eisenhower
House Appropriations Committee
Free World
Congress
Adams
Republcans
Sherman Adams
Internal Revenue Service
Goldfine
Boston
Esenhower
Russia
Redchina
East Germany
Cuba
Leonard W. Hall
July 4 Holiday Notice From The Star
In observance of the July 4 holiday The Star will not be published Friday. Publication will resume with Saturday's edition.
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C. L. Brumback & Sons
Lupton Orchard Service
Winchester Orchard & Farm Supply
ABC
The
Star
Barry's Drug Store
Winchester
Riverton
Parecellville
Crider & Shockey, Inc
Glaize & Bro
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Montgomery Ward & Go
Summit talks disrupted by Soviets and leaders accuse
President Eisenhower charged the Soviet Union with disrupting diplomatic preparations for a summit. He said the act casts doubt on Soviet intentions toward a high level meeting in a letter to Premier Khrushchev. Britain and France leaders issued parallel messages.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Soviet Union
Nikita Khrushchevy
Britain
France
Khrushchev
White House
Moscow
Foreign Office
Eastern Europe
Khruhchev
Lions Install Lowry Honor Baker Riley at Winchester Dinner
The Winchester Lions Club named Lowry president at the annual dinner. G. Carter Baker was honored as Lion of the Year with two pieces of luggage. Hoye Riley received Lion of All Years and a wrist watch. Several members received perfect attendance awards ranging from five to 25 years. Entertainment featured Janet Battaile and Wilbur Grant. Officers and directors were installed, with Ralph Cain continuing as secretary and Spaid as treasurer.
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Henry Armstead Lowry
Winchester Lions Club
G. Carter Baker
Hoye Riley
William Battaile
Baker
A. T. Hawthorne
Mr. Riley
Ralph Cain
Robert Jasper
James
Lions Club
Wilbur Grant
David Grant
R. C. Evans
Burton Mercer
S. D. Preston
International
Mr Lowry
Kenneth Patton
Arthur Mumpower
Speenor Hose
Charles Zuckerman
Howard Shockey
Lonnie Brooks, Jr
Wilbur Johnston
Ross Knee
William Hollis
Charles Dorton
Spaid
Weesurer
Goldfine Charged Items Seen as Business Deductions
Bernard Goldfine for the House inquiry claimed hotel bills paid for Sherman Adams and a costly Oriental rug were business expenses. Attorney Roger Robb outlined tax deductions for gifts to Adams, while Goldfine denied any improper favors or house purchases for Adams. He asserted he would answer further before the committee as he continued to deny wrongdoing.
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Washington
Bernard Goldfine
Goldfine
Sherman Adams
Adams
Roger Robb
Eisenhower
House Subcommittee
Adams Goldfine
Robb
House
Boston
John Fox
Fox
Gov. Adams
Congress
Mr. Adams
Board Rejects Bass Resignation From Frederick County School Board
The Frederick County School Trustee Electoral Board voted unanimously to refuse Charles E. Bass's resignation, so he remains on the board representing Opequon District. The board also rescinded an April 17 action reappointing Paul D. Beabie as James Wood High principal. Beabie’s contract expired Monday and he could not be reached for comment.
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Frederick County School Trustee
Charles E. Bass
County School Board
Bass
Paul D. Beabie
James Wood High
Beabie
School Trustee
Baas
Opequon
Frederick County
School Trustee Electoral Board
Julian
Carbaugh
George A. Smith
School Electoral Trustee
Predevick County Citizens For Better Education
Trustee Electoral Board
James Wood
Gold Orchard Brings $11,000 at Public Auction
The peach orchard of the late Phil H. Gold was sold to his daughter Frances Elam for 11,000 at a public auction held at the Frederick County Courthouse. The property on State Rt. 610 comprises 30 acres of young orchard 80 acres of old orchard 28 acres of woodland a frame dwelling and a packing shed. The sale was conducted by the Farmers and Merchants Bank and cried by E T. R.
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Phil H. Gold
Frances Elam
Frederick County
State Rt. 610
Farmers and Merchants Bank
Adeee
Rebels May Be Holding Two U.S. Diplomats
U S consuls in Cuba who sought freedom for kidnaped North Americans have not returned, fueling speculation Fidel Castro s rebels may hold them. The embassy expected reports on 47 Americans and three Canadians seized since Thursday as U S officials say no intervention will occur.
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Cuba
U.S
Fidel Castro
Park Wollam
Santiago
Moa
Robert Wiecha
Guantanamo Bay
Guantanamo
United Fruit Co
Guantanamo Bay Area
Dulles
Washington
United States
Batista
New York Times
Oriente
the Times
Castro
Sierra Maestra
No Relief Seen From First Humid Summer Spell
The first extended spell of warm humid weather affected the eastern half of the United States. High humidity and above normal temperatures stretched from the Gulf to the Atlantic, with 79 in Burlington Vermont and Lebanon New Hampshire at midnight. Readings reached into the mid 70s to 80s northward, while Presidio Texas hit 100 and Gila Bend Arizona reached 111 as the heat persisted.
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Atlantic Coast
Gulf of Mexico
Burlington
Lebanon
N. H
Minnesota
Wisconsin
Great Lakes
Lake Superior
Texas
Presidio
Southwest Desert
Gila Bend
Ariz
Pacifist Arrested For Sailing Yacht Into A-Test Area
Earle L. Reynolds, 48, an anthropologist and pacifist, sailed the 50 foot yacht Phoenix toward the Kwajalein atoll inside the A test zone under Coast Guard escort. He was arrested for violating AEC regulations forbidding entry to the Eniwetok testing grounds and flown to Honolulu for charges. His wife Barbara and two children were aboard, along with crew member Nick Mikami. Reynolds declared interference on the seas a act of piracy and vowed they must sink him to stop him.
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Honolulu
Pacific
Atomic Energy Commission
Coast Guard
Planetree
Earle L. Reynolds
Phoenix
mid-Pacific
Kwajelein
Reynolds
Reynold
Barbara
Jessica
Tex
Nick Mikami
Hiroshima
Japan
Pacific Military
Kwajaleinn
AEC
Eniwetok
Kwajalein
High Seas
New Winchester hires officer Hansel Lindamood
Hansel Ewood Lindamood, 26, of Stephens City, reported for duty as a Winchester police officer under Captain J. C. Ritter. A U S Army MP veteran, he previously worked at Middletown state truck scales and is married to Ivy May Watkins with one child. He attends police work classes led by Lt. Warren Rudolph.
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Hansel Ewood Lindamood
Stephens City
Winchester
Lindawood
Stephens City High School
U. S. Army Military Police
Middletown
Ivy May Watkins
Lindamood
J. C. Ritter
Warren Rudolph
Berryville Legion Will Install Officers Tonight
Berryville Lloyd Williams Post 41 American Legion and Auxiliary meet in the Legion Room at 7 30 for a brief business meeting and installation of officers. D C Daugherty district chaplain will perform the installation with district auxiliary president Mrs Burke. A social follows the session. Attendees urged to bring spouses.
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Berryville
Lloyd Williams
American Legion
Auxiliary
Legion
Republicans Want Congress Session To End on Aug. 2
Senate and House leaders discuss winding up the session by August 2 with major bills pending. Republicans push to close, while Democrats note remaining actions include reciprocal trade, defense reorganization, foreign aid, housing, and farm bills. House may address farm legislation and security benefits, debt limit, and measures requiring House origination.
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Congress
Washington
R-Nh
Mike Mansheki
Montana
Senate
House
Elsco
Atomic Experts Agree on Agenda For Conference
Atomic experts from the United States and the Soviet Union open a second session in Geneva to review methods for detecting nuclear explosions and propose station locations. Dr James B. Fisk and Yevgeni K. Fedorov lead talks aimed at a technical, worldwide detection network for prompt warning of unauthorized tests.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
James B. Fisk
Yevgeni K. Fedorov
Fisk
Predorov
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