Kozlov Starts U S Sightseeing Tour After Berlin Talks
Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov began a 10 day U S tour with no progress on Berlin. He planned lunch with Gov. Edmund G Brown in Sacramento then San Francisco visits. Nixon and Herter described the talks as friendly but unproductive.
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California
Edmund G. Brown
San Francisco
National Airport
Kozlov
U.S
Asst
Livingston T. Merchant
Soviet Union
United States
Kremlin
Lovell
Berlin
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Christian A. Herter
Manchester
Mass
Pro Gress at Valley Pike Station Features Skating Figures
A service station on Valley Pike uses two attractive young ladies on roller skates to greet visitors, handle windows and tourist information. Holiday readers are warned to keep perishable foods at home due to spoilage risk from heat. A reader error is acknowledged about date misreading in the July issue. Pleasant weather returns with mild nights and warm days around the Fourth of July, with temperatures near normal for the next five days.
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Valley Pike
Forest fire near Sierraville consumes 6000 acres
About 400 firefighters and five planes battled a July fire fanned by 40 mph winds spreading 6000 acres from a Sierra Nevada camp toward Sierraville. Evacuations included 30 Girl Scouts. no towns or lives endangered. San Quentin prisoners aided lines. borate dropped by planes. Authorities warned fires are unpredictable in bone dry woods.
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Sierraville
Calif
Sierra Nevada
State Division of Forestry
C. E. Eberhart
Tahoe
Eberhart
San Quentin
Redding
Fresno
San Francisco
Nevada
Jury Finds Divorcee Guilty Of Murder In Ohio
Edythe Klumpp, 41, found guilty of first degree murder in the slaying of Louise Bergen. A 12-member jury deliberated about 13 hours then rendered the verdict, with possible execution in Ohio's electric chair unless higher courts intervene.
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Cincinnati
Ohio
Edythe Margaret Klumpp
Louise Bergen
Troop Movements Reported in Cuba
Wide spread troop movements were reported in Cuba as Fidel Castro's government faced mounting counterrevolutionary activity. Police seized an arms cache in Havana and eight men were arrested in a case described as highly significant. Reinf orcements moved into eastern and western regions amid sabotage and guerrilla activity linked to agrarian reform. Behind the plot were exiled figures including Rolando Masferrer and Jose Pedraza. The unrest prompted a death sentence for counterrevolutionary acts and resignation of Air Force commander Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz amid alleged Communist infiltration.
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Havana
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Fulgencio Batista
Rolando Masferrer
Miami
Fla
Jose Pedraza
Batista
Dominican Republic
Pedro Luis Diaz Sanz
Castro
Officials Muster Ingenuity To Stop Highway Slaughter
Traffic safety officials nationwide mobilize for the Fourth of July weekend. Plans include patrol cars planes radar and ghost cars to deter speeders and reduce deaths. Local groups and states expand efforts with patrols billboards and awareness campaigns.
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American Legionnaires
Iowa
Iowa Outdoor Advertising Assn
Pentagon Fire Loss Estimated At 6 Million
Air Force officials reduced the pentagon fire loss estimate for electronic brain equipment to about six million dollars from thirty million for three computer systems damaged in the blaze. The total cost will include additional equipment and structural damage. the computers were owned by International Business Machines Corp and leased to the Air Force. The incident occurred in a windowless ground level section of the Pentagon headquarters.
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Washington
Air Force
Pentagon
International Business Machine Corp
Statistical Services Office
Tragic Rt 11 Crash North of Stephens City Claims Four Lives
A pre dawn collision on Route 11 north of Stephens City killed four occupants in a car and lightly injured the truck driver. The truck carrying movie film burned, and authorities called it Frederick County’s worst multi fatality crash in years. The victims were three Colmar Pennsylvania residents and a West Virginia teen.
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Rt. 11
Stephens City
Frederick County
Gavis
J. H. Smith, Jr
Robert
Wanda Cole
Colmar
Memorial Hospital
Omps Funeral
Howard L. Altizer
Salem
Elliott Motor Lines
Winchester
Smith
Shawnee
Rouss
South End
R. C. Clem
Clem
Ernie Nesselrodt
Washington, D.C
Elliott Terminal
Washington
Heavy Traffic Marks Start Of Holiday Here
Traffic was heavy on city streets and highways as the Fourth of July holiday began. State Police reported dense travel overnight with many cars moving north and west on Route 50, two wrecks including a fatality of four persons. Weather expected to be clear and mild with no showers until Sunday evening. Major weekend events include the Virginia State Championship Trap Shooting Tournament at Winchester Gun Club, stock car racing at Airport Speedway, and baseball and softball games. local clubs plan Fourth of July parties.
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Winchester
Loudoun St
Virginia
Winchester Gun Club
Airport Speedway
F & M Bank
Frederick
Senseng Park
Middletown
Mountain Falls
Rouss Park
Blue Ridge
Winchester Country Clubs
Winchester Recreation Department
No Star Tomorrow
The Star will not publish tomorrow July 4 due to holiday.
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Frol R. Kozlov
Sacramento
Tere
Herter
Crier
Gaunt’s Drug
Cedar Creek Presbyterian
Marlboro
Bethel Lutheran Church
Albin
Winchester Seed CO
Montmorency Cherries
Kenneth Robinson Merriman
Millwood Ave
White Hall
Dailey’s Cash Grocery
Echo Village
Associated Press
National Safety Council
Pet
Alabama Trucking Assn
Safety Patrol
Alabama Council of Safety Supervisors
The
Trucking Association
Atlanta
New York State Thruway
David L. Lawrence
Pennsylvania
Winchester Armory
Rhythm Ramblers
Kiwanis Club
Virginia Gentleman
Front Royal
Shirkey
Sunnyside
House of Good Food
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Schenck Foods Co
Rustic Tavern
Boyd’s Drug Store
Kwik & Kleen Laundromat
N. Cameron St
Deb
Jake
Fleet & Co
Cline’s
Clearbrook
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