Demonstrations Outside U S Embassy Amid Middle East Tensions
A crowd of 100000 gathered outside the U S Embassy in Moscow as Soviet leaders hold talks with Nasser and Khrushchev on the Middle East. London diplomats foresee possible Soviet military moves into Syria while American and British forces bolster Lebanon and Jordan.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Middle East
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Nasser
United Arab Republic
London
Syria
Egypt
Cairo
Hev
Moscow
Shineers
Tito
Yugoslavia
Neaser
Damascus
UAR
Jordan
Mideast
Lloyd Resumes Momentous U.S. Talks
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd resumes talks in Washington with Secretary Dulles as U.S. and Britain assess the Iraq crisis. High level meetings with President Eisenhower follow, amid signals that pro Nasser rebels in Iraq may not be toppled quickly and that oil flow could become a bargaining point.
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Washington
Selwyn Lloyd
U.S
Iraq
Lloyd
State Department
Dulles
White House
Middle East
Atlantic
Eisenhower
Lebanon
Jordan
Nasser
United Arab Republic
United States
Britain
Area men noted in Middle East operations and local notices
Three area men are reported involved in United States operations in the Middle East. Radarman Robert Willard, Cecil I. Davis, and Jerley E. McCormick are aboard USS Pocono, USS Chilton, and USS Wasp respectively in Lebanese waters. David Childs named Lions zone chair. Clarke County court judges reappointed. a street scene and forecast note minor local items.
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United States
Middle East
Robert 8. Willard
Cahriel H. Newlin
Smithfield Ave
Patricia McKinney
Pocono
Cecil I. Davis
Harold Davis
Rt. 2
Chilton
Lebanon
Jerley E. McCormick
Albert McCormick
Purcell Ave
U.S
David Childs
Clarke County Lions Club
Winchester
Stephens City
Middletown
Purcellville
Lovettesville
Clarke County
Capable Sales Heads Needed for Apple Growers
New York advertising executive Sam Cherr told 460 fruit men from Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania that competent sales managers are needed in the apple business He warned growers who market their own fruit face disadvantages and urged larger advertising efforts and contracts with buyers to boost sales He noted per capita apple consumption lags behind other fruits and vegetables and that fresh eating is a real market advantage Continued on Page 2 Col 8.
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Berryville
New York
Sam Cherr
Cherr
Young and Rubicam
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Moore and Dorsey
E. Blackburn Moore
Moore and Dorsey Orchards
Ned Jones
Rapppahannock County
Virginia reports first polio death in Roanoke region
Sneila Marie Rose six months old of Big Stone Gap Wise County died after paralytic polio at Roanoke Memorial Hospital. She had not received Salk vaccine. Virginia polio toll rose to 13 this year, with related cases in Lee and Wise Counties within eight weeks.
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Roanoke
Sneila Marie Rose
Big Stone Gap
Wise County
Virginia
Roanoke Memorial Hospital
Lee County
State Health Department
Death Toll on Frederick County Roads Reaches Ten in 1958
Charles Kelley Shifflett 19 died at Memorial Hospital from head injuries after a head on crash on Apple Pie Ridge Road Wednesday night. Three others injured remain in satisfactory condition. Shifflett’s funeral is Sunday at Omps Funeral Home with burial at Old Stone.
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Charles Kelley Shifflett
Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Shifflett
Apple Pie Ridge
Troy Shifflett
A Dodson
Ray B. Tayor
Mr. Shifflett
Emmett and
Emmet McDonald Shifflett
Pentecostal Church
Franklin Shifflett
Irvin Junior Shifflett
Hazel Miller
Peggy Ann Shifflett
Kelley McDonald
Lottie Jane Shifflett
Omps
C. B. Glover
Pentacostal Church
Old Stone
Norfolk School Board Agrees to Desegregate Under Federal Order
The Norfolk school board said it will obey a federal court order to desegregate despite Virginia law. It warned some schools may close if colored students attend white schools, and set July 25 as the fall applications deadline under a 10 item pupil assignment plan. Other notes show Richmond and a segregationist group moving on related issues.
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Norfolk School Board
U.S
Associated Press
Norfolk ‘Ap
Virginia
Lic
Norfolk
Richmond School Board
Tenth District Educational Corp
Wightman Named Assistant Agent In Frederick Co
Joe B. Wightman, a June graduate in animal husbandry from Virginia Tech, is named assistant Frederick County agricultural agent. He succeeds William R. Cassell, ordered into military service. Wightman lives near Edinburg in Shenandoah County and helped VP I livestock teams place eighth of 39 at Chicago exposition. He served four years in the navy before college.
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Joe B. Wightman
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Frederick County
William R. Cassell
Mr. Wightman
Edinburg
Shenandoah County
V. P.I
U. S
Chicago
V.P.I
VPI
Wightman
Navy
Mob Sacks U S Embassy in Moscow Demonstration
A crowd of more than 100000 Russians smashed at least 275 windows of the U S Embassy, stained the building with ink, and hurled bottles amid a live Moscow telecast. Soviet troops and militia lined Insurrection Square and forced back demonstrators as Ambassador Thompson and embassy staff evacuated areas.
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Moscow
U. S
Iine
U. 6
Laneanon
Llewellyn F
9Th Moor
Thompson
Insurrection Square
Cne Ministry
Embassy
Communist Party
U.S
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Sir Patrick Reilly
Jordan
Reilly
Lebanon
Second Adams Probe Opens Monday in War Panel Inquiry
A second inquiry will begin Monday as the House Armed Services subcommittee holds closed hearings on Raglaine Worsted Inc settlement of an Army cloth contract penalty. Sherman Adams has not been subpoenaed but may testify. The penalty dates to World War II and was reduced years later.
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Washington
Sherman Adams
F. Edward Hebert
D - la
House Armed Services Investigations Subcommittee
Raglaine Worsted, Inc
Manchester
N.H
Adams
Hebert
White House
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Raglaine
Nudist Convention Brings 600 Sunbathers to Buck's Kin Lodge
Six hundred members of the Eastern Sunbathers Association gather at Buck's Kin Lodge near Gore Virginia for the ESA annual five day convention. Walter Buck Young founder hosts families and visitors from across the region, with a 12 unit motel, pavilion, kitchen and dining hall prepared for the event.
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Eastern Sunbathers Association
Buck's Kin Lodge
Virginia
Gore
Route 50
West Virginia
Walter ‘‘Buck
Young
Key West
Maine
Winchester-Frederick
Mickey
Florida
ESA
Seaboard
Rebels Seize Baghdad Power In Seven Hours
A seven hour coup in Baghdad saw Brig. Gen. Abdel Karim el Kassim's forces enter the city quietly at dawn, arrest officials, seize symbols of power, and topple the monarchy causing mobs to fill the streets as the republic was proclaimed. The royal palace confrontation left King Faisal and Abdulah dead or wounded after gunfire erupted between guards and soldiers.
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Washington
Baghdad
Iraq
Middle East
Abdel Karim el-Kassem
Main Street
Kassem
Najib el- Rubai
Royal
Faisal
Abdulah
Abdullah
Ankara
Turkey
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Ward
Leggett’'S
STAR
E. G. Shirley
Joe B. Wighman
Frederick Co
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
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Kent St
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