Arrival of B and K in Czechoslovakia sparks mass cheer
Khrushchev and Bulganin arrived in Prague to pledges of loyalty amid a Kremlin shakeup. Antonin Novotny praised Soviet policies and expansion of economic cooperation while warning of German threats on the western frontier.
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Nikita Khrushchev
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Kremlin
Czechoslovak Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Cerna
New jet bomber spotted in Moscow referenced by Times editor
The New York Times reports a new speedy medium jet bomber with sharply swept wings seen over Moscow during rehearsals for Soviet Air Force Day. It is described as radical in design with four engines in over-under wing-root pairs, roughly 106 feet long and about 25 feet shorter wingspan than the Badger, awaiting late June display canceled by weather.
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New York
New York Times
Moscow
Hanson Wldwin
Times
Washington
Baldwin
Friendship Fire Company
New Fire Hall
Leicester St
Margaret Il. Hodgson
Horse Stumbles Crashing Children Dead Near South Hill Farm
Two young riders Brenda Lee Clary eight and Henry three were killed when a horse on the Clary farm two miles east of South Hill Va stumbled into a ditch and crushed them. Grace Tanner thirteen sister of Mrs Clary was only slightly injured.
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Here
Brenda Lee Clary
Henry
Stanton Clary
Clary
Grace Tanner
Rabies control ordinances reach tentative approval
Frederick County Board of Supervisors passes first and second readings on an anti rabies law requiring vaccination for dogs over six months and collar tags with vaccination certificates. A public hearing is set for August 13 as the Winchester Common Council already tentatively approves a similar measure.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester Common Council
H. W. Butler, Jr
Public Safety Committee of the
Common Council
A. L. Lindall
Butler
France Denies Zlatovski Asylum Claim After Spy Indictment
Paris reports quote French Foreign Ministry denying political asylum to George Zlatovski and wife Jane after they were indicted in New York on spying for the Soviet Union. Zlatovski claimed asylum in his Left Bank apartment as U.S. authorities consider extradition.
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George Zlatovski
U. S
Russia
France
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Foreign Ministry
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Zlatovski
New York
Soviet Union
Jack Soble
Soble
U. 8
Claims of 765000 Against Solenberger Estate Reported
J T Engleby federal bankruptcy referee disclosed that claims against Ansel B Solenberger bankruptcy estate total 765000 with potential duplicates likely changing final figures A hearing in the Corporation Court Rooms heard proof of claims were filed No new figures were provided at noon Solenberger formerly secretary treasurer of Shawnee Building and Loan Association was sentenced to 16 years in the state penitentiary in Oct for forgeries of stocks and bonds The sentences total 72 years but many terms ran concurrently The Shawnee firm was placed in receivership by the State Corporation Commission and John F Anderson served asReceiver Engleby noted 165000 in claims against Shawnee plus about 150000 in other claims against the estate He said a final hearing will determine ultimate amounts and that many claims remain unliquidated with duplicate bonds from forgeries and other claims pending accounting and verification by auditors since last September F L Largent Jr is trustee for the estate Solenberger was arrested Sept 6 and pleaded guilty to eight indictments including forgery theft and false statements His attorney said restitution reached 66000 and assets totalled 110000 The Commonwealth said illegal dealings brought Solenberger about 232226 since 1949
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Corporation Court
Solenberger
Shawnee Building & Loan Association
State Corporation Commission
John F. Anderson
F. L. Largent, Jr
William Armstrong
Commonwealth
Lawyers Maneuver Cautiously On Jury for Clinton Trials
In Knoxville federal court jurors are being screened for the Clinton trials over school integration. Three men and a woman were seated after questioning on prejudice and mixing the races. Jurors John Reynolds W E Coker Powell May and Jessie Burnett were accepted.
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Tenn
Clinton
Tennessee
John Kasper
Georgia
Alabama
Louisiana
Maryland
Robert L. Taylor
Powell May
Western Union
Jessie Burnett
Judge gives Ed Frank grace to clean unsanitary pig pen
Houston official warns 60 year old Ed Frank in to tidy his pig pen or face fines up to 200 dollars after a justice of the peace finds the site unsanitary. Public notices also advertise a yard party and an auction with a July sale listing dress and bathing suit items from local vendors.
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Houston
Tex
Ed Frankin
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Civil Rights Debate May Stretch Four to Eight Weeks
Senator Knowland told President Eisenhower the Senate civil rights debate could run four to eight weeks or longer with action on other administration bills after. He said clarifying amendments to the House bill may be possible and that the President has a hands off stance toward changes. GOP leaders prepared for around the clock sessions as Southern opposition loomed, with shifts assigned for on deck duty.
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Sen
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Eisenhower
Senate
Calif
Congress
GOP
White House
Allott
R.cole
Sen. Mundt
R-Sd
Smallest Voter Turnout in Decade Expected Today
The Associated Press reports Virginia Democrats faced a historically light turnout as they voted for governor and the House of Delegates. Gen. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. appeared favored for the gubernatorial nomination amid a contest with Richmond attorney Howard Carwile.
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Associated Press
Virginia
House of Delegates
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Democratic
Richmond
Howard Carwile
Light voter turnout in Winchester area in Virginia primary
Noon check shows 160 votes in Winchester, 25 in Stephens City, 45 in Berryville with no local contests. Candidates include Governor hopefuls J. Lindsay Almond Jr. and Howard C. Quiwile. lieutenant governor candidate AES Stevens. attorney general candidate Howard C. Gilmer Jr. who has withdrawn. Polls open 6:30 a.m. to 7:30 p.m. Updates to be tabulated at Star office.
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Winchester
Stephens City
Berryville
Fredrick
Clarke
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Howard C. Quiwile
Virginia
Aes. Stevens
Howard C. Gilmer, Jr
Friendship
Emory Keyser
Reuss
Wade C. Emmert
Sarah Zane
Lin
Nixon and Byrd Return From Canada Trip
Vice President Richard Nixon and editor Harry F. Byrd Jr returned to Washington after visiting Canada as guests of Paul Miller president of Gannett newspapers Rex Smith vice president of American Airlines and author of Biography of The Bulls accompanied the party.
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Richard Nixon
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Canada
Paul Miller
Gannett
Byrd
Generalissimo Franco
Spain
Salazar
Portugal
Rex Smith
American Airlines
Russians Reject Key Points Of Disarmament Proposals
In London Valerian Zorin rejected U S disarmament terms urging a two year to three year suspension and a complete renunciation of nuclear weapons. He demanded a ban on production and destruction of stocks with a pledge renouncing use of nuclear arms after a halt in testing. Western officials and allies questioned concessions as talks paused.
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U. S
Russia
Valerian Zorin
U. N
Zorin
Foreiein
Selwyn Lloyd
Jules Moch
Frances
Kremlin
Moscow Radio
House Committee Approves Natural Gas Bill 15-13
The House Commerce Committee approved the natural gas bill by a 15-13 vote. The measure seeks to free producers from federal regulation, advancing to the House Rules Committee for action, with opposition anticipated. A substitute to exempt small operators was rejected 19-11.
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House Commerce Committee
Harris
D-Ark
House Rules Committee
O'Hara
R-Minn
Rep
MacDonald
D-Mass
Heselton
R-Mass
Eisenhower Plans Summer Vacation at Narragansett Bay
President Eisenhower intends to vacation this summer at the U S Naval Base in Narragansett Bay near Newport if Congress adjourns promptly. White House spokesman James Hagerty says the timing hinges on Senate civil rights debate, with Knowland warning four to eight weeks or more. If taken, the President and Mrs. Eisenhower would stay in the commandant’s home on Coaster's Harbor Island.
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Eisenhower
U. S. Naval Base
Narragansett Bay
Newport
White House
James S. Hagerty
Congress
Senate
Knoweland
California
Coaster’s
Harbor Island
Naval Base
Henry Crommelin
Smalts Named Second Vice President of Florists Group
Claude B. Smalts Jr was elected second vice-president of the Middle Atlantic Florists Association at the Roanoke convention. About 300 florists from Virginia West Virginia Delaware Maryland and the District of Columbia attended. Bertrand G McGinnis of Washington was named president succeeding Bertha Lee Temple of Norfolk.
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Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Middle Atlantic Florists Association
Roanoke
Smalts
Virginia
West Virginia
Delaware
Maryland
District of Columbia
Bertrand G. McGinnis
Washington
Bertha Lee Temple
Norfolk
Maine Grown Certified Seed Potatoes Now Available
Winchester Seed Company offers Maine grown certified seed potatoes for late planting at Winchester Service Center. Expert-T service now available with contact MO 2 1741 for details.
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Maine
Winchester Seed Company
Winchester
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