West Completes Berlin Note To Khrushchev
The Big Four Western powers finished a reply to Khrushchev on Berlin and will consult NATO allies before sending it to Moscow. It asserts Western rights in West Berlin while allowing room for talks, and stresses occupation rights, reunification prospects, and no move toward an international Berlin conference without broader German settlement.
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Berryville Square Dancers Gather From Nearby States
Square Dancers from Obe Down Crier area Elkins West Virginia and Delaware converge on Berryville tonight for a free 7 30 to 10 30 show at the tennis courts. Curley Custard from Hagerstown will call. Members from Lees club Charles Town club and Royal Eos vil perform for spectators. IRVING SCOTT SHENDOW born on the seventh day weighs in with a lucky seven.
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Winchester Savings & Loan
Clashes Erupt Between Leftists and Trujillo Backers in Ciudad Trujillo
In Ciudad Trujillo Dominican Republic clashes broke out as Trujillo backers attacked leftist demonstrators after a rally. Police and fire crews responded as a pro government radio station was set ablaze and six people wounded with about twenty arrested. Authorities warned of drastic action if Communist or Cuban agents are found involved.
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Joaquin Balaguer
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Clarke Ruritans Break Ground For Exhibit Hall
Clarke County Ruritan Club broke ground for a 40 by 100 foot cinderblock exhibit hall at the old Horse Show Grounds. The building, to be finished by the county fair on Aug. 21, is estimated at $6,000 and will stand east of the former grandstand site. John Gerken is club president.
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Clarke County Ruritan Club
Raritan Club
John Gerken
Republicans Meet To Name Candidates
Virginia Republicans convene to nominate candidates for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general to face Democrats in November. State Chairman I Lee Potter blasts the Democratic contest as a pillow fight while hinting at support for James Turk and weighing Pearson Henderson as top GOP contenders.
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I. Lee Potter
Virginia
Potter
H. Clyde Pearson
U.S
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Horace E. Henderson
McLean
James Turk
Radford
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Charlotte Giesen
Virginia House of Delegates
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Albertis
Harrison Jr
Harrison Campaign Urges Virginians to Back Sound Government
Albertis S. Harrison Jr frames the Virginia primary as a judgment on sound, progressive government and argues the Harrison Godwin Button ticket offers a realistic, attainable program. He denounces ticket splitting with Stephens Boothe Boyd and promotes a Byrd organization backed lineup with Mills E. Godwin and Robert Y. Button.
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Virginia
Stephens-Boothe-Boyd
Harrison
General Assembly
Stephens
Soviet Union Hikes Defense Budget Amid World Tensions
Premier Khrushchev announced Moscow will raise 1961 military spending by 3.144 billion rubles, keeping forces at 12.399 billion, as Western war budgets grow. He urged the United States Britain and others to back a peace treaty with Germany and pledged to end commitments in West Berlin after its conclusion.
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Fire kills 108 Czech coal miners at Dulka mine
A blaze at the Dulka coal mine in the Ostrava Karvina field in Czechoslovakia killed 108 miners. Rescue teams battled the fire through the night as Czech officials arrived at the scene. The cause remains unknown and investigations proceed.
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Ebert Named Advertising Manager of The Winchester Star
Lewis H. Ebert will become Advertising Manager of The Winchester Evening Star succeeding Hedrick D. Koontz who becomes full time Business Manager. Ebert, a Winchester native and former Air Force veteran, joined The Star in 1953 and is married to Margaret Anderson with two children. Gerald Dulaney is promoted to Assistant Advertising Manager. other staff include Ronald Whitacre and William Vanscoy.
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Winchester Evening Star
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Winchester
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U.S. Air Force
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Clearbrook
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Mr. Koontz
The
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Ronald Whitacre
Air Force
William Vanscoy
Say
Stephens City Boy Hit by Car
Jerome Dawson nine of Stephens City was struck by a car and taken to Memorial Hospital. Rescue Squad moved the youth from Stephens City to hospital around 1 30 p m this afternoon.
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Stephens City
Jerome Dawson
Memorial Hospital
Man in Utah Kills Himself After FBI Quiz in Murder Case
Abel F. Aragon 35 a Price Utah resident and former Marine shot himself Friday night as FBI agents attempted to question him about the murder of Jeanette Sullivan and the kidnapping of her daughter Denise Sullivan 15 of Rockville Conn Aragon died in a Moab hospital and provided no clues to the girl's whereabouts before his death Authorities listed Aragon as a suspect tied by license plate letters CJ found on a killer s car Sheriff Stocks said the case involves multiple suspects with the death father of five and a Navy Cross recipient among those connected to the broader investigation
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FBI
Connecticut
Abel F. Aragon
Price
Dennis Sullivan
Rockle
Conn
John Stocks
Denises
Jeanette Sullivan
Southeastern
Herbert Aragon
Albert Passie
Aragon
Guam
Clegg
Stewart Named Director of West Virginia IRS Center
John E. Stewart named director of the IRS national computer center under construction in Martinsburg West Virginia. He was born in Lowell Massachusetts and is a graduate of Phillips Exeter Academy and Bowdoin College. He has 19 years in federal service plus four years in the air force and experience with the Veterans Administration and Revenue Service.
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Washington
John E. Stewart
Internal Revenue Service
National Computer Center
Martinsburg
W. Va
Stewart
Lowell
Mass
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Exeter
N. H
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
Air Force
Veterans Administration and Revenue Service
Police Chief Bans Shirt Tails Drooping Downtown
Florence police chief Melvin Adams ordered officers to stop men with shirt tails dangling in the downtown area. No ordinance bans loose shirttails, but defying an officer could bring a $12 fine for refusing to obey.
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S.C
Melvin Adams
Adams
Veto Blocks Britain's Kuwait Protection Move
In UN Security Council stalemate a Soviet veto sinks a British plan to guarantee Kuwait's independence amid Iraq's invasion threat. A UAR bid for immediate British withdrawal from Kuwait fails. Britain pulls 250 Guardsmen from Kuwait to Bahrain though nearly 5,000 remain, with air and naval forces.
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Security Council
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Iraq
U.A.R
Soviet Union
Ceylon
Britain
Coldstream
Sibley Ordered to Texas to Expel Federal Forces
One hundred years ago today Brig. Gen. Henry H. Sibley of the Confederate States Army was ordered to Texas to drive Federal troops from New Mexico, signaling a major shift in Civil War campaigns in the Southwest.
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Henry H. Sibley
C.S.A
Texas
New Mexico
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