Harrison and Stephens clash over Virginia school issue in primary
The Associated Press reports in Roanoke and Warsaw the race for governor features Harrison calling school closings a fake issue while pledging to keep segregation. Stephens warns against tampering with public schools and supports a freedom of choice plan and tuition grants.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Albertis Harrison
Harrison
Roanoke
Mills Godwin
Stephens . Boothe - Boyd
A. E. S. Stephens
Warsaw
Stephens
Armistead Boothe
Mn Godwin
Harrison-Godwin-Button
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Hawaii
Maat “Alteer
R Developments
Richmond
Boyd” Con
T. Munford Boyd
Universit of Virginia Law
Local Good Deeds and Odd Finds Highlight Small Town
A resident on North Loudoun Street helped garbage collectors by loading trash onto a wagon to ease their haul. An intelligent Stewart Street dog retrieves the paper each evening, delivering it to home. Clearbrook Fire Co. displays a key ring with house key and water softener at a yard party on June 28. authorities seek identifying information.
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N. Loudoun St
Stewart St
Clearbrook Fire Co
Caroline Kennedy Rescued by Saltonstall in Pool Incident
The Three year old Caroline Kennedy was pulled from a pool by Mrs. Saltonstall, daughter in law of Sen. Leverett Saltonstall, as the rescuer. Caroline showed surprise but curiosity about the woman in clothes in the water. Mrs. Saltonstall confirmed she jumped in and said she would not discuss more. The Star carried the report with Pierre Salinger noting no further details.
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Caroline Kennedy
Betty
William
Saltonstall
Sen
Leverett
R-Mass
Caroline
White House
Pierre Salinger
FBI Enters Manhunt For Kidnap Killer
In Moab Utah authorities joined a nationwide hunt for Denise Sullivan 15 of Rockville Connecticut and her kidnapper after Denise mother Jeanette Sullivan 41 was murdered and companion Charles Boothroyd 55 wounded. Boothroyd was flown to Salt Lake City for surgery as the search extended into Colorado New Mexico and Arizona.
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Moab
Utah
Denise Sullivan
Rockville
Conn
Jeannette Sullivan
Charles Boothroyd
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Grand County
John Stocks
Boothroyd
Salt Lake City
Colorado
New Mexico
Arizona
Arches National Monument
Sou' Utah
Connecticut
Scenic
Dead Horse Point
Bank Call Seeks Banks' Condition Reports
Washington AP reports the comptroller of the currency ordered a statement of condition for all national banks as of Friday June 30. The FDIC also called for a report on insured state banks not in the system as of the same date.
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Washington (Ap) Ees Comptroller of the Currency
Lay
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Helicopter Crash Kills Two Near Roanoke Virginia
A helicopter demonstration for the Craig County forest ranger crashed near Eagle Rock about 20 miles northwest of Roanoke killing Lt. Col. David Edward Condon and Lester. Condon 42 an Army officer on terminal leave was to be released this month and planned to work for Central Virginia Electric Cooperative after leaving the service. He leaves five children.
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Eagle Rock
Eage
David Edward Condon
New Castle
Condon
Ft. Eustis
Lester
U. S
Craig County
Jefferson National Forest
Kennedy stresses Latin America in Venezuela independence celebration
President Kennedy reiterates interest in Latin America during a park ceremony for Venezuela's 150th independence anniversary near the Pan American Union. In the backdrop a statue of Simon Bolivar is shown with Secretary of State Jusk and Assistant Interior Secretary Carver nearby after a weekend in Massachusetts.
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Kennedy
Latin America
Venezuela
Simon Bolivar
of State
Dean Jusk
Interior
John Carver
Pan-American Union
Washington
Massachusetts
One Killed In Virginia Trailways Bus Crash Near Danville
An express Trailways bus leaving Danville for Washington crashed near the Manassas battlefield injuring several and killing a 52 year old woman, Mrs. Marsie Biscoe of Washington DC. Driver Wade Turner said braking caused the veer into a ditch and tree. Rescue teams rushed the injured to Fairfax County Hospital as officials called in more physicians.
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Trailways
Marshie Biscoe
12Th Place
N. E
Washington, D. C
Fairfax County Hospital
Danville
Washington
Manassas
Wade Turner
Ulbricht Eyes Settlement to Berlin Question in Talks
East German leader Ulbricht vowed to end West Berlin as a Cold War strongpoint if a peace treaty with the Soviet Union is achieved by year’s end, seeking full control of routes and closure of Marienfelde refugee center. Khrushchev promises a treaty, complicating the path.
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Berlin
Walter Ullbright
West Berlin
Khrushchev
German Democratic Republic
Ulbricht
Marienfelde
British Mining Border in Kuwait Crisis
Britain orders mining of the desert frontier to slow Iraqi advances toward Kuwait as Iraq denies moving troops. Prime figures including Kassem and Hassouna seek Arab League mediation while U A R and Soviet Union press for British withdrawal. Six hundred Marines held a forward line then relieved after heat exhaustion cases.
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Kuwait
Britain
Derek Horsford
Iraq
U.N. Security Council
United Arab Republic
Soviet Union
Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah
Arab League
U.A.R
Omar Loutfi
Abdel Khaled Hassouna
Saudi Arabia
Sheik Abdullah
Kassem
Hassouna
Radio
Mecca
Sand
Hassoini
Persian Gulf
Arab Alliance
Moslems Return to Work After Algiers Riots
Algiers and coastal cities report most Moslems back at work after a 24 hour general strike and riots that left 80 Moslems dead and about 300 wounded. French losses were six dead and 20 wounded as unrest flared following De Gaulle's partition threat.
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Algiers
Algeria
Wedne Vaty
Charles de Gaulle
Tunisia
Morocco
Ferhat Abbas
Casablanca
France
de Gaulle
Dunning to Represent Clarke County at State GOP Meet
A R Dunning of Millwood will attend the State Republican Convention in Richmond as Clarke County's delegate. He was chosen last night at a local GOP meeting held at the John Marshall Hotel.
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Millwood
A.R. Dunning
Clarke County
Richmond
John Marshall Ptel
State Dept Moves to Curb Housing Bias Against African Diplomats
Washington real estate leaders are summoned to a State Department session led by Undersecretary Chester Bowles to curb housing discrimination against Negro diplomats in the capital. Angier Biddle Duke calls the issue urgent as new African missions set up in Washington amid Cold War competition. About 25 to 30 diplomats and staff face difficulties in securing quarters and offices, with numbers expected to rise to around 100 as more countries establish missions. The effort seeks voluntary cooperation from property owners and the District real estate board.
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Washington
State Department
Chester Bowles
Kennedy
Sam
Angier Biddle Duke
United States
Soviet Union
District of Columbia
Washington Real Estate Board
Deperhent
Duke
Soviet NKorea Sign Mutual Defense Pact
Soviet Premier Khrushchev announces a mutual defense pact between the Soviet Union and Korea in Moscow. He frames the Seoul coup as a Fascist dictatorship threat and warns that any attack on the Korean Democratic Republic will be treated as an attack on the USSR.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Korea
South Korea
Seoul
Ashchey
Korean Democratic Republic
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