De Gaulle Adenauer Confer on Common Market Aids
In Bonn Charles de Gaulle and Konrad Adenauer held a three hour conference to push a Common Market agreement but reports say no effective accord was reached on farm prices and Britain’s entry. ministers remained discouraged though talks signaled continued effort toward redefining West European ties and a possible third force.
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Bonn
Germany
Presi- Charles de Gaulle
Konrad Adenauer
Pere
de Gaulle
Adenauer
Werner Schwarz
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
Ludwig Erhard
de Aulle
Kennedy
Erhard
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Toe
County Board Meeting To Discuss Rabies Vaccination Plan
Board of Supervisors Chairman Byron O Brumback invites county residents to a Monday 11 am meeting to discuss a county wide rabies vaccination drive. The session will also include a public hearing on the proposed budget for 1963 64. The Fourth of July observance is noted with bells ringing county wide led by the Elks lodge and local groups.
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Board OF Supervisors
Byron O. Brumback
Bruuback
Connecticut
Elks Lodge
GOP Candidates Announce For Three County Offices
Frederick County Republicans announce candidates for sheriff treasurer and commissioner of revenue George Scheulen names Carl Jackson Havermale Mary Whitacre and Roger P Sager as contenders for the GOP at a Lee Jackson Restaurant meeting Incumbent Democrats hold those posts with DeHaven McCann and Bailey facing varying opposition Havermale native of Frederick County has Navy service and farming ties Whitacre longtime resident and former assistant postmaster Sager farmer and former independent candidate The two other Republican county offices nominees Donald Baughman for Board of Supervisors Shawnee District and a three way Democratic primary race for Shawnee Board members Thelma Thompson Clore and Eugene S Lupton are seeking the Democratic nomination for the Shawnee District board.
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R. P. Sager
Mary Whitacre
Carl Hovermale
Frederick County
Sager
Star Tannery
Whitacre
Carl Havermale
GOP
George Scheulen
Carl Jackson Havermale
Roger P. Sager
Star Tan
Nery
Lee-Jackson
Earl 5. Bailey
Scheulen
Donald Baughman
Shawnee
Thelma Thompson Clore
Meriman’s Lane
Eugene S. Lupton
the Middle Road
State Counts Eleven Accidental Deaths During July Fourth Holiday
Virginia logged eleven accidental deaths as the long 102 hour July 4 holiday period neared its midpoint. The toll included four drownings and seven motor-vehicle fatalities raising the 1963 toll to 460, up from 415 a year earlier. Victims included Richard R Robinette of Arlington killed in a two vehicle crash on U S 211 near Washington, Walter R Jones and James R Thompson of Smithfield in a Virginia 10 collision near Spring Grove, Elba A Charity Jr of Charles City in a non collision crash on Virginia 609 near Barnett’s Post Office, Marion Q Jarvis of Lexington thrown from a car on U S 60 near Buena Vista, and George M Crowder of Stony Creek in a go cart collision on Virginia 649 near Stony Creek. Continued on Page 2.
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Virginia
Richard Raymond Robinette
Arlington
U.S. 211
Washington, Va
Rappahannock
Walter Reese Jones
James Randolph Thompson
Rt. 2
Smithfield
Spring Grove
Thompson
Jones
Elba Angelo Charity Jr
Rt. 3
Charles City
Barnett
Charity
Marion Quinn Jarvis
Rt. 5
Lexington
U.S. 60
Buena Vista
Rockbridge County
George Maze Crowder
Stony Creek
Trooper's 200 Yard Shot Ends Convict's Killing Spree
In AmERICUS GA a state patrolman's 200 yard rifle shot from behind a hedgerow stopped a killing spree by Melvin Allen Weaver a 23 year old convict from Franklin Ohio. The rampage began in Marianna Florida and ended near AmERICUS with Patrolman Robert Benson's shot saving hostages including 14 year old Richard Hale. Weaver died while holding a gun and a digging stick after the shot through his chest. Richard Hale described the moment and his rescue, while Weaver had been sentenced for robbery and assault and had started a jail cell fire moments before being moved for treatment.
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Americus
Richard Hale
Melvin Allen Weaver
Franklin
Ohio
Marianna
Florida Panhandle
Georgia
Robert Benson
Benson
Pepe
Weaver
Richard
Matanna
Alan
Quiet Holiday Reported by City Police
City Police reported a quiet Fourth of July with no serious traffic accidents and only a few complaints of illegal fireworks. Three property destruction incidents involved firecrackers damaging mailboxes at 905 and 911 Woodland Ave. and vandalism at payphones at Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp. and the 7-11 Store on Battle Ave. Dr. Michael Shaw, 10, was treated and released for minor injuries from a sparkler incident. Seven complaints were logged, with no arrests.
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Winchester
Guy Coffelt
Woodland Ave
Shenandoah Valley
Apple Corp
Holiday Road Deaths Mount 182 at Mid-day
The Associated Press reports a rising Independence Day weekend highway toll reaching 182 by mid day. Crashes involving groups occurred as beaches and recreation spots filled with cars. The NSC warns the four day period could total 550 to 650 fatalities, mirroring past high counts. A northeast Iowa family of three died in a two car collision in West Union.
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Associated Press
National Safety Council
NSC
Towa
West Union
Wirtz Urges Last-Ditch Push to End Rail Dispute
Secretary of Labor Wirtz called on railroads and unions to settle the work rules dispute through bargaining with a Sunday deadline. He proposed a two year trial based on presidential board recommendations and a 20 day extension with a binding decision by James Reynolds on unresolved issues.
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Washington
W. Willerd Wirtz
New York
Wirtz
Fom
Goldwater Rally Draws Thousand s in Washington
Thousands attend a July 4 rally in Washington’s National Guard Armory to back Barry Goldwater for president. Speakers include Sen. John Tower and Rep. John Ashbrook, highlighting grassroots support and rallying for a potential White House bid.
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Washington
National Guard
National Draft Goldwater Committee
Goldwater
Prescott
Ariz
John G. Tower
R-Tex
Tower
Somenantes
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
R.-Neb
John Ashbrook
Ohio
Enrique Llaca
Peter O’donnell Jr
F. Clinton White
Draft Goldwater Committee
Kennedy and Khrushchev exchange July 4 messages
President Kennedy exchanged Independence Day messages with Soviet Premier Khrushchev expressing hope for just and lasting world peace. Khrushchev sent greetings and Kennedy replied stressing the desire for peace and a move toward solving key divisive issues. Kennedy also awaited a labor talks report on rail industry disputes amid a possible nationwide strike. The president enjoyed a holiday with family on Cape Cod and a cruise on Honey Fitz.
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Hyannisport
Mass
Kennedy
Krushchev
Khrushchev
White House
Honey Fitz
Nantucket Sound
Lovett’s Shoe and Dress Shoppe Clearance Sale
Footwear and dress shoppe promote a clearance sale with discounts up to 15 percent. Listings mention Montmorency cherries and various local businesses, plus contact details and summer dress items including Lady Manhattan outfits.
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Lovett
Mulvey’s
Rockefeller Will Stay in Contest for 1964 Nomination
Gov. Nelson A Rockefeller plans to pursue the GOP presidential nomination vigorously. Despite questions within the party, supporters say he remains a top contender with a renewed national task force and a robust political image effort in New York City and Albany.
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Washington
Nelson A Rockefeller
New York
Rockefeller
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Jack Bell
New York City
Albany
George L. Hinman
Republican National
Hinman
Rockefeller Plaza
Angry Charges At Parley Foreseen In Moscow Talks
Soviet and Chinese delegates opened talks in Moscow amid mutual accusations over world communist leadership. Mikhail Suslov led the Soviet delegation with Tug Hsiao-ping heading the Chinese side. The dispute centered on peaceful coexistence with the West versus revolutionary war and who interprets Lenin's principles.
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Moscow
World Communist Movement
Kremlin
Stalin
Tito
Yugoslavia
Kemlin
Mikhail Suslov
Chinese Central Committee
Scretary
Tug Hsiao-ping
Pan Tzu-li
Peking
Premier Khrushchev
Mao Tse-tung
Lenin
Russia
Soviet Union
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Khrushchev
Peking-Moscow
Red China
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DeHaven
David Fahnestock
McCann
Mr. Bailey
MR. Hovermale
U.S. Navy
Presbyterian Church
Bloomery
W. Va
THE
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Ting
Montmorency
Cherries
J. K. Robinson
Merriman’s L
By Jack Bell
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
By Reinhold Gensz
Ward
MR. Softee
Pine Meter.Co
Shenandoah Room
Geo
Washington Hotel
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Is. Winchester Savigns & Loan
W. Boscawen Street
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