Kuwait's Army Commander Declares Readiness to Fight
Kuwait army commander in chief says Iraq's Premier Kassem is building up forces and that Kuwait is ready to fight if he advances. Brig. Mubarak al Jabar al Sabah, 29, says Kuwait will defend with full power, spoke at Kuwait defense force headquarters as frontline tensions rise with Iraq. Reports note Saudi paratroops in advance positions. exact numbers not disclosed.
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Kuwait
Iraq
Abdul Karim Kassem
Kassem
Sheik Mubarak al Jabar al Sabah
Mubarak
No Definite Plans Made for Woolen Mill
Charles Pine senior of a proposed purchaser says no definite statement on the disposition of the Virginia Woolen Mill property on Piccadilly Street East Lane. He is in contact with two manufacturing concerns that might use the site and hopes a use that creates local employment opportunities.
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Charles Pine, Sr
Virginia
Piccadilly St
East Lane
Gown Crier and Venus Glow In Quiet News Briefs
Robyn Hart in Berryville starts first grade and fears a long legged insect. The weatherman warns of another cool cloudy day with no sun. The orbit of Venus is nearly circular and Venus shines near the moon tonight, outshining stars.
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Robyn Hart
Berryville
Howard Hart
Venus
Weekend Specials and Local Sales Promoted by Small Town Shops
Weekend special offers include potted begonia selection at Smalts Garden Center in Winchester with contact 422 National Ave MO 2-2173. Wards Pastry Shop advertises cherry pies and Pick Your Own cherries at 55e gal and 5e gal. Bell Clothes of Winchester promotes a Great Summer Suit Clearance with entire stock reduced.
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National Ave
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
Bell
Bell Clothes of
Winchester
Atlas Missile Sets 9050 Mile Long Range Record
The Atlas E test flight, 85 feet tall and over 100 tons, traveled 9050 miles from Cape Canaveral toward the Indian Ocean, marking a major long range success. Officials say the launch proves the E series reliability after prior failures and could enable payloads up to 12000 miles away.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Riviere
Indian Ocean
Air Force
Soviet Expected to Seek UN Deadline on British Kuwait Withdrawal
The Soviet Union plans to push the UN Security Council to set a deadline for Britain to withdraw troops from Kuwait. Soviet delegate Platon Morozov argues the British resolution to guarantee Kuwait's independence is a maneuver to legitimize British presence for an indefinite period. Kuwait's education director Abdullah Hussein says Kuwait will request British withdrawal after the council votes on the resolution. Iraqi and Kuwaiti officials warn of regional tensions as Iraqi force movements continue and Saudi troops reinforce Kuwait.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
Britain
Kuwait
Platon
D. Morozov
Desert
Iraq
Persian’ Gulf
Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah
Sheik Abdullah
Abdel Aziz Hussein
Council
U. N .Council
Reso
Liberia
Chile
Turkey
Adnan Pachachi
Pachachi
Abdel Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Hussein
The
Radio
Pest
Arab Secrethalektary
Abdel Hassouna
A Ati
Week-Old Calf Stolen From Brucetown Barn
Brucetown sheriff investigates cattle rustling after a one week old black and white calf weighing about 90 pounds was taken from Homer Webb’s barn in broad daylight yesterday between 9 30 am and 1 30 pm. Sheriff Boyd Me is handling the case.
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County Sheriff's
Boyd Me
Homer Webb
Brucetown
Webbs
Dolan Named Postmaster At Whitacre
Douglas W. Dolan of Whitacre, a two year U.S. Army veteran, is appointed postmaster at Whitacre. The appointment was announced by Winchester postmaster Wilbur Johnston and Post Office Department officials. Dolan was installed June 30 by postal inspector John W. Marts, succeeding Mrs Mary D Whitacre. The office now sits in a addition to Dolans home north of Whitacre Store. Dolan, born in Goode West Virginia, began work at a local store before joining the Army in 1933 for two years.
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Douglas W. Dolan
Whitacre
Post Office Department
Win
U.S
Winchester
Wilbur Johnston
Frederick
Warren
Dolan
J. Edward Day
Johnson
Mr. Dolan
John W. Marts
Mary D. Whitacre
Fred Whitacre
Goode
W. Va
Landon B. Seete
Harrison Urges Virginia Voters to Stay with Ticket
Former attorney general Albertis S. Harrison Jr. asks Virginia voters in the Democratic Primary to vote for his running mates Mills Godwin and Robert Y. Button by his side. He argues a joint ticket offers unity and effective governance, speaking at Christiansburg and addressing a crowd as nomination day nears.
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Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia
Christiansburg
Mills FE. Godby
Robert Y. Button
Godwin
Button
Hanover County
Stephens
Munford Boyd
Department For Industrial Development
Harrison
Berlin Crisis Sparks No Major Soviet Buildup
Washington AP reports no large Soviet troop move in East Germany amid renewed Berlin tensions. Estimations show about 20 Soviet divisions in East Germany with satellites Poland and Czechoslovakia, plus six East German divisions, while Western reinforcements and French and British divisions are discussed as possible deterrents.
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Washington
Berlin
East Germany
Khrushchev
West
Poland
Czechoslovakia
United States
West Germany
U.S
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
England
Army of the Rhine
Europe
Soviet Union
Germany
Kennedy
Kennedy Advisers To Confer on Berlin
Caroline Kennedy daughter of President and Mrs John F Kennedy was pulled from a pool by Mrs William Saltonstall who jumped in fully clothed to save her. The incident occurred while advisers plan to confer on Berlin.
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Caroline Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
William Salton- Stall
Caroline
Dog Ordinance To Restrict Running At Large
Council on its second reading will consider a proposed dog ordinance. It defines running at large as off the owner without a leash and provides for impounding and redemption by the owner. Notices to owners are timed and posted if unknown. Impounding costs include license, $3. daily care, $1.50. notice, $2. If not redeemed after seven days, the dog may be disposed of humanely. Disturbing barking or howling declared a nuisance. violations are misdemeanors. The ordinance repeals conflicting existing laws.
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Council
Johnston falls back to Winchester in Civil War skirmishes
100 years ago today reports Gen. Johnston retreating to Winchester with skirmishes at Buchannon and Great Falls noted, marking ongoing Confederate military actions during the campaign.
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Gen. Johnston
Winchester
Buchannon
Great Falls
Semi Annual Clearance on Summer Dresses and More
Macy store at N Loudoun offers 14 to percent off summer dresses blouses skirts shorts salx and Bermudas. Local vendor MACY-12g lists discounts during a semi annual clearance event. Packing Co at Middle Road promotes cherries and apples with phone contacts for ordering. Transparent apples priced at 2.50 per bushel from Bean Tee storage on Cameron Street.
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MACY
N. Loudoun
Montmorency
N. Cameron
Kennedy heads to Cape Cod for weekend Berlin talks
President Kennedy flies to Cape Cod to hold a weekend conference on Berlin with three top advisers. Attendees include Dean Rusk Robert McNamara and Maxwell Taylor at Kennedy’s Port Mass residence. The session is described as routine not emergency.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cape Cod
Berlin
Pierre Salinger
Dean Rusk
Robert ‘Ss. McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
White Frame
Port
Mass
Andrews Air Force Base
Otis Air Force Base
Cape
Salinger
United States Proposes New Berlin Talks Approach
The United States signals a fresh approach to Berlin negotiations with Khrushchev, stressing that talks require a reasonable basis and avoiding specific proposals. Washington, with Britain France and West Germany, plans a final note to Moscow after Khrushchev’s Vienna memorandum.
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Britain
France
West
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Berlin
Vienna
London
Paris
Bonn
U.S
Moscow
Shift Of Highway Office Under Study In Frederick County
A move to shift the Highway Department residency is under consideration after a Frederick County Board of Supervisors resolution. F. A. Davis, the department’s chief engineer, is reviewing economics and feasibility before reporting to Highway Commissioner H. H. Harris. Harris will make the final decision and inform the Frederick County clerk.
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Highway Department
Richmond
Frederick
H. H. Harris
Harris
Frederick County
Edinbu
Shenandoah
Winchester
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M. H. Massie
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South Africa
General Dynamics Astronautics
Associated Press
Claude B. Smalts
WINC
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F. L. Largent, Jr
Wm. M. Battaile
Claude’ Smalts
F. L Largent, Jr
F. L. dr. en + Largent, Jr
J. Randolph Larrick
H. W. Butler, Jr
Public Safety Committee
Butler
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
L. M. Allen
Charles Zuckerman
J Douglas Ee
Allen
Mr. Zuckerman
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Yek St
Russia
Ken
Yvonne
WORTH
Winchester Savings & Loan
N. Loudoun St
Coal & Fuel
A.C Slonaree
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