Spy Conspiracy Case Ties U.N Officer to Moscow Data Theft
FBI charges allege a Moscow data theft plot involving Ivan Egorov and Aleksandra Egorova in Washington and Long Island. The couple, plus other Soviet U.N. personnel, conspired to obtain and transmit U.S. military and Navy installation details, troop movements, and waterfront facilities.
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FBI
Moscow
U.N. Secretariat
Washington
Long Island
U.S
U.S. Commission
Sly
Robert Keistutis Baltch
Joy Ann Garber
Joy Ann Baltch
Connecticut
U.N
Aleksei Galkin
Petr Egorovich Maslennikov
Russia
United States
Soviet Union presses for release of UN employee and wife
The Soviet Union demanded full rights for a Russian United Nations employee and his wife on spy charges and called for their release. The move came as Richard H. Davis, deputy assistant secretary for Europe, was involved in the proceedings at the State Department.
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Washington
Soviet Union
United Nations
Richard H. Davis
R v
State Department
Kennedy
Homes Ward
Robert J. McClosky
Four Held Without Bail in Spy Conspiracy Case
A New York federal complaint charges four men with conspiring with at least two Soviet military intelligence officers to relay information on U.S. missile bases and troop movements. The FBI says there is no link between the two cases and the four were ordered held without bail after a preliminary hearing.
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U.S
FBI
New York
Arrival of Funkhouser and horse Danny in Dodge City
Clipping from Dodge City Kansas shows Dwight Funkhouser and his horse Danny arriving in Stephens City as George Henrichs of Boot Hill Museum points out sights. All Red Cross swimming program volunteers meet Friday at 7 30 p.m. in the Red Cross office 20 South Cameron Street to plan this summer’s activities.
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Dwight Funkhouser
Stephens’ City
California
Dodge City
Kansas
Mr. Funkhouser
Danny
George Henrichs
Boot Hill Museum, Inc
Red Cross
South Cameron St
Cooler and drier Fourth of July anticipated
July 4 holiday forecast calls for cooler less humid conditions with high around 80 and lows near 60. No rain tomorrow but scattered showers possible over the weekend. Post office and city services operate on holiday schedule with no city mail delivery. Garbage collection shifted to Monday. Rainfall in July to date modest with seasonal averages noted.
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Winchester
Wilbur Johnston
Col
Winchester Plans 2 PM July Fourth Bell Ringing
Mayor calls a city wide bell ringing at 2 p.m. for four minutes to honor the Fourth of July. The Elks lodge and several organizations back the event and urge churches and halls to join. Marvin Williams of the Elks endorses the observance.
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Marvin E. Williams, Jr
Elks Lodge
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Elks Lodges
United States
Winchester
John Adams
Marvin Williams
Airliner Crashes in N Y Storm Killing Seven
A Mohawk Airliner crashed after takeoff from Rochester following a severe electrical and hail storm. Seven killed and 36 injured aboard the Martin 404 en route to Newark via White Plains. Federal investigation opened as firemen extinguished the blaze.
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Rochester
N.Y
Newark
N.J
White Plains
Rochester-Monroe County
Federal Aviation
Mrs Brant Released in $10,000 Bond
Frances Clara Brant 47 of Winchester freed on $10,000 bond after waiving preliminary hearing on a murder charge in Charles Town. She was released from Charles Town General Hospital and ordered to appear before a judge. Police said the body of Hartack’s father jockey Bill Hartack’s father was found after a truck crash and shooting.
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Frances Clara Brant
Winchester
Charles Town
Brant
N. Cameron St
Charles Town General Hospital
G. G. Holman
Oe Pean
Merle E. Alger
Alger
Wea Ee
Middleway
Sheen ‘Eid
Cpl Homan
John Skinner
Jefferson County
Hartack
Bill Hartack
Cpl. Holman
Circuit Court
Rest Stop Strasburg Aids July Fourth Travelers
The Strasburg Junior Chamber of Commerce will run a rest stop at the Cedar Creek picnic area just north of town on July 4. Volunteers will operate from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. offering drinks and windshield washing to help prevent traffic accidents and provide relaxation for motorists.
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Strasburg
Racial respite as leaders cite breath and strategy
Atlanta leaders say lull in Negro demonstrations reflects coincidence and strategy talks. Andrew Young notes Washington march plans are coordinated behind closed doors in New York. Despite slowdowns, protests continue in Charleston, Clarksdale, Savannah, and Virginia. If progress stalls, a bigger push may come later this summer.
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Atlanta, Ga
Integration Ieaders
Congress of Racial Equality
CORE
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
King
New York City
Washington
Kennedy
Charleston
S.C
Delta- Va
Clarksdale
Miss
Savannah
Young
Congress
Parren Mitchell
Baltimore
Maryland Commission On Interracial Problems
Gettysburg Reenactment Ends Civil War Commemoration
At Gettysburg Pennsylvania 500 gray and 500 blue regiments reenacted Pickett s charge on Cemetery Ridge without firing a shot using a stereophonic battlefield sound system. Don Ramsay of Nashville portrayed Pickett as 35 000 spectators watched a three day commemoration parade earlier in the week.
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Gettysburg Battlefield
Gettysburg
George Pickett
Cemetery Ridge
George Gordon Meade
Pickett
Don Ramsay
Nashville, Tenn
Pennsylvania National Guard
No paper tomorrow at The Star notice
The Star announces no publication tomorrow in observance of Independence Day July 4. It notes the 187th birthday of the country and the 67th birthday of The Star with altered opening hours 9 12 am and 6 9 pm. Friendship Fire Co. meeting postponed until July 11.
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Martins Drug Store
Notice Friendship Fire Co
Fringe Benefits Salons Get Free Cuspiders Trunks
Rep Otis G Pike lists quirky perks enjoyed by lawmakers beyond salary and expenses. Fringe items include 75 cent haircuts free cuspidors meals at cost a free comb a hairbrush every two years and a trunk or foot locker yearly. He notes these gifts as part of the republic’s traditions as Congress ends. Pike mentions the trunk benefit traces to stagecoach days and cites long service on the Armed Services Committee.
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Joseph R. Coyne
Washington
Congress
Otis G. Pike
D-N.y
Our Republic
Pike
House Armed Services Committee
Rep
Carl Vinson
Dga
Are You Sick American On Eve Of Nation’s Birthday
A fragment from an editorial page notes a reader’s reflection that he is a sick American after reading a dusty attic-find. The brief, period-echoing line appears on Page 4 as a provocation for national reflection.
Kennedy weighs Khrushchev bid on nuclear tests
President Kennedy met with top advisers to evaluate Khrushchev's speech in East Berlin proposing a ban on nuclear tests and a nonaggression pact. The White House held a second meeting to decide how much of the appeal is propaganda and how much signals a possible East West accord.
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Washington
Kennedy
Khrushchev
East Berlin
Rourt
Avere] Harriman
Moscow
George Ball
Robert S. Mes Namare
William C. Foster
Adrian 8. Fisher
Two Die in Shenandoah County Car Crash Near Woodstock
A two car collision south of Woodstock in Shenandoah County killed Kenneth Allen Chapman, 20, of Round Hill, and an unidentified woman, with state police saying both were passengers in the same vehicle. Virginia’s 1963 highway toll rose to 451.
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Associated Press
Woodstock
Virginia
Kenneth Allen Chapman
Round Hill
Shenandoah County
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