Pentagon Signals Possible Changes in U S Weapons
The Pentagon hints at shifts in national armament including a refined ICBM design, a faster interceptor aircraft for NORAD, and expanded anti missile and space defense efforts. Health officials warn viewers to watch solar eclipse on television to avoid eye damage. An epilepsy rights push backed by the White House seeks end to discrimination in employment and education.
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Eucsemere
Terry
White House
The
Epilepsy Foundation
Mt McKinley Climbers Said In Good Shape
Seven Harvard climbers remain in good shape on Mt. McKinley near 17 000 feet as Don Sheldon reports. The party last sighted six days ago after a three day search and tracks were found following an avalanche. The group may need two more days to reach the north summit led by Henry Abrons with teammates Carman Goetze Graham Millikan Roberts and others from Nashville Randolph Berkeley Boulder Walnut Creek.
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Talkeetna
Alaska
Harvard University
Mt. McKinley
Wickersham Wall
Don Sheldon
Sheldon
Civil Air Patrol
Cap Clal
L. Tyree
McKinley
Henry L. Abrons
Scarsdale N.Y
Harvard
Peter Carman
Nashville
Browne McLaren Sues for Divorce in Winchester Court
In the Corporation Court of Winchester Virginia on July 5 1963 Mary Lee Browne McLaren files a divorce bill against Hector Edward George on grounds of separation for three years with no cohabitation. An affidavit shows the Respondent nonresident, requiring appearance within ten days after due publication. Extract Teste: P J Marshall Clerk. Harrison Johnston Dq.
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Corporation Court
Winchester
Virginia
Mary Lee Browne McLaren
Hector Edward George McLaren
P. J. Marshall
Harrison & Johnston, D.q
Virginia Roadeo Set in Winchester August 1–3
The Virginia Highway Users Assn announces the annual Virginia Roadeo in Winchester at the Winchester Park and Shop August 1 to 3. Events include driving contests written tests and personal appearance judging. A banquet at the George Washington Hotel August 1 features Prof Neyhart of Penn State as speaker. Queen Miss Joyce Reed 17 Christiansburg will preside over activities. Reuss Knights of Erin Drum and Bugle Corps perform Saturday.
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Virginia Highway Users Assn
Virginia Roadeo
Winchester
Winchester Park and Shop
George Washington Hotel
S Neyhart
Penn State
Neyhart Sereda
Neubert
Governor's Traffic Safety Council of
Pennsylvania
Joyce Reed
Christiansburg
Virginia
Virginia Jaycees
Reuss Knights of Erin
Miss Universe Pageant Opens in Miami Beach
South Florida s mid July heat tests contestants as Miss Universe opens in Miami Beach. Skipped meals and high humidity threaten several international entrants ahead of Saturdays finals.
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Miami Beach
Daily Crossword 14 ance 12 Sweetsop 13
Puzzle clued entries include Sweetsop and Parisian couturier. Refreshed by repose hints near 15 16 18 across phrases.
Multiple Virginia road crashes claim several lives
A string of fatal crashes across Virginia left numerous drivers dead or injured. Harold Lee Scott of Winchester was not named as the driver in a fatal crash near Lynchburg. Kenneth Bond of Lynchburg died in a single vehicle crash south of Lynchburg, and others including Ernest Lovell, Bruce Lloyd, Irvin Ferguson, Franklin Moody, James Buell, James Deemon, and Grant Wright perished in separate accidents on state routes 609, 626, 710, 619, 629, 7, and 606. A lemon garlic rosemary lamb note appears as a recipe aside.
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Frederick County
Harold Lee Scott
Winchester
Kenneth Harold Bond
Rt. 2
Lynchburg
Virginia
Bond
Ernest Dwight Lovell
Fredericksburg
Bruce Lloyd
Philmont
Bluemont
Loudoun County
Irvin Neal Ferguson
Rt. 3
Danville
Pittsylvana County
Franklin Readon Moody
Aylett
King and Queen County
James Lawrence Buell
Pearl River
N. Y
Alexandria
James Deomon Ae
Berryville
Clarke County
Grant Wright
Rt.1
Woodford
Richmond
Thornburg
Spotsylvania County
Warns on new Soviet talks at state youth assemblies
Delegates to Blacksburg Boys State and Radford Girls State head home after Democratic Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn of South Carolina warns the United States should not enter new agreements with Soviet Russia. Dorn questions a Moscow nuclear test ban pact and accuses Russia of breaking every treaty.
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Blacksburg
Radford
United States
Russia
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
South Carolina
Dorn
Moscow
U. S
Britain
Khrushchev
China
Americans Injured in Saigon Battle With Communists
Two American lives were damaged during a daylong clash near Saigon described as the fiercest since the war began. Government forces report 26 killed and 51 wounded among troops while 63 guerrillas were killed.
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Siagon
Saigon
Red
Congress Keeps Slow Pace as Congress Gropes for Legislation
Congress moves slowly with a cluttered docket including peanuts for boiling taxes civil rights and foreign aid in the House. Senate committees tackle civil rights military pay raise and other items as more work shifts to committee than floor debate.
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House
Senate
Bicycles Help Save Boys Lost in Abandoned Mine
Three Burke youths were rescued after two days in an abandoned mine 2000 feet from the entrance. They reached safety by a bicycle-pulled rope system and were listed in satisfactory condition at St. Clair Memorial Hospital for dehydration and a minor lung issue.
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St. Clair Memorial Hospital
Burke
National Historical John Brown Museum opens near Harpers Ferry site
The new National Historical John Brown Museum on High Leveling Road opened near the engine house site where Brown and his band were besieged. Attending were Col. Robert E. Lee aide Jeb Stuart Mrs George Laking wife of the New Zealand ambassador. State veterans convention sessions set for Thursday through Sunday with about 200 expected attendees.
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Harpers Ferry
National Historical
John Brown
Brown
Robert E. Lee
Jeb Stuart
George Laking
New Zealand
Potomac Bareee No. Ss
Veterans of
Knights of Erin Take First in Romney Fireman's Parade
The Knights of Erin and Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps won first prize of 150 dollars as the best appearing corps in Romney West Virginia parade. The group marched on behalf of the fire department in Friday night festivities.
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Knights of Erin
Rouss
Romney
W. Va
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