Mountain gunman kills two officers in Colorado manhunt
Police pursue a gunman described in his early 20s after a shootout in Grand County leaves State Patrol Lt. Hiram Short and Undersheriff John Clark dead. Sheriff Chancy Van Pelt and Game and Fish officer Robert Hoover are hospitalized with serious wounds as investigators trace the suspect to a car bought July 3 in Sioux City. The pursuit led to a ravine near State Bridge, about 15 miles southwest of Kremmling, amid a fishing area 130 miles northwest of Denver.
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Grand Junction
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Iowa
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City greets Florida visitors with keys to Winchester
Mayor Reese of Pain and Mayor Hopkins of West Palm Beach received greeting letters and city keys from Mayor Smalts as Miss Judy Williams and Miss Apple Blossom visit Palm Beach. A wallet recovered in a bus incident restores $100 to William Reynolds. A Hagerstown reader recalls a shoe shine consultation tale. Berryville painters label traffic lanes near the Escent House.
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Pain, Beach
Percy Hopkins
West Palm Beach
Winchester
Apple Capital
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Florida
Judy Sue Williams
Berryville
Palm Beaches
Palm Beach
Apple Blossom
Holiday Inn
Atlantic
William Reynolds
Loudoun
Darbus
Mr. Reynolds
Mr. Clowser
Escent House
Eeeee St
Trun
Passenger hat
Bottom: It's Amber, boxer pet of Mrs. Charles Weber of Fairmont Minnesota.
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Amber
Charles Weber
Fairmont, Minn
Congress Faces Debate on Keeping Electoral College System
Washington lawmakers push to retain the Electoral College. Chairmen Bailey and Miller clash over reforms including anti desertion amendments and district-based elector selection with at large slots. They warn of potential deviations in close races and cite past elections to argue for safeguards.
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Dentorratie Birth Committee
William E. Miller
Kan
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Sen. Estes Kefauver
D. Tenn
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Britain Retires Kuwait Troop Backup After Quick Deployment
Britain orders withdrawal of more than 1,000 commandos and several hundred troops from Kuwait, leaving about 3,000 of the 5,000 rushed in weeks earlier at Kuwait ruler Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah's request. Kuwait says it may seek withdrawal of all British forces if Iraq renounces claims or Arab forces replace them.
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Sheik Abdullah as-Salim as-Sabah
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League
United Arab Republic
Israel
U.A.R
Mohammed Hassan el Zayat
Montmorency Cherries
L. O. Dick
Clearbrook
Five car Stephens City crash injures woman in junction
A five car collision at the Rt 11 and Rt 277 intersection in Stephens City injured Mrs. Winifred Johnson Ashmore of St. Petersburg Beach Florida. Trooper S L Lee reported abrasions to both knees and listed damages totaling 2240 across the involved vehicles.
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Winifred Johnson Ashmore
St. Petersburg Beach
Fla
S. L. Lee
Lee
Joan Mary Powell
Baltimore
Rt. 11
Ashmore
Powell
Robert S. Sands
Lynnville
Tenn
Haydens Hollandaise Sauce Seized Over Illness Reports
Virginia authorities ordered seizure of Haydens Hollandaise Sauce from College Point New York after at least 25 reported poisoning cases. Wholesalers and retailers were asked to remove the six ounce jars from sale amid FDA actions in other states. Local health officials reported no illnesses tied to the sauce locally.
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State Department of Argiculture
A. Lee Turner
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Food Inspection Branch
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Hollandaise Inc
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N. Y
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Winchester
Virginia
Winchester - Keee County
New York
U.S
Pakistan
Ayub
United Nations
Kashmir
India
Indian National Union
United States
Nehru
Kennedys' Son Given Two Silver Rattles
The 7 month old John F Kennedy Jr. received two silver rattles that double as whistles during President Ayub Khan of Pakistan's state visit. Caroline Kennedy, 3, was given Pakistani rugs and a painting of a Pakistani woman for Mrs. Kennedy.
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John F. Kennedy Jr
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Pakistan
Kennedys
Caroline
Kennedy
McCloy Heads to White House for Final Disarmament Talks
President Kennedy's top disarmament adviser John J. McCloy travels to Washington for final instructions before leaving for talks with the Soviet Union. McCloy will meet with Kennedy, Secretary of State Rusk, and security adviser Bundy before Monday’s start in Moscow. Western officials remain cautiously skeptical about progress amid Khrushchev’s hard line and stalled Geneva nuclear test ban discussions.
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White House
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Dean Rusk
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U.S
Khrushchev
United Nations
United States
Britain
Geneva
Vienna
Beekeeper Tranquilizes Swarm Halting Traffic
A professional beekeeper was called to calm a swarm over a highway in Saint-Etienne France. The bees were sprayed with a tranquilizing fluid and after two hours traffic resumed normal flow.
Kennedy Ayub Hold Third Talks On Kashmir and Aid
Pakistan President Ayub Khan and President Kennedy wrapped their third White House talks, focusing on Pakistan’s economic development and Kashmir, with Rusk saying both sides were pleased with the outcome. US economic support for Pakistan’s five year plan expected, amid calls for broader mediation ideas.
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Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Kennedy
Kashmir
India
Dean Rusk
White House
Rusk
U.S
Ayub
Kennedys
De Gaulle Warns Soviets Over Berlin Crisis
President Charles de Gaulle told French television the West will not let the Soviet Union alone decide Berlin’s fate. He accused Moscow of threatening world peace and urged real cooperation to ease tensions, warning the Soviets to bear responsibility for any crisis over Berlin.
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Charles de Gaulle
Soviet Union
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de Gaulle
Washington
London
Moscow
Germany
State Race for Governor Results
Harrison leads state race for governor with 202000 votes to Stephens 153000. Harrison majority 49000. Total votes reported 355000 across the state under contest.
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A. S. Harrison
A. E. S. Stephens
Harrison
Battle of Carrick's Ford and Confederate leadership changes
100 years ago today the Battle of Carrick's Ford on the Cheat River in what is now West Virginia saw Confederate General Robert S. Garnett killed. Major General Leonidas Polk assumed command with eyap at Memph is as surrender of Pegram's forces in western Virginia occurred.
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Cheat River
W. Va
Robert S. Garnett
C.S.A
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Cs.a
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Pegram
Virginia
TERMINAL TAVERN NEW STORE HOURS ADVERT
New store hours announced for Terminal Tavern and Lovett Shoe Dress Shopper with extended and weekend times. Howard Fauver reference and FDIC insured banking line for Farmers & Merchants National Bank noted.
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Howard Fauver
Lovett Shoe & Dress
Federal Deposit* Insurance Corporation
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Five Convenient Banking
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