Nuclear test ban talks lift and drift in Moscow session
Big Three negotiators met late and left early in Moscow as U.S. Undersecretary Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham conferred briefly. The one hour 25 minute session was the shortest to date, with East German officials visiting Soviet officials during a luncheon time delay. The talks probe thorny issues ahead of possible broader disarmament moves and a summit, though no firm agreement or contact with East Germany was allowed.
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Moscow
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Lord Hailsham
Britain
Harriman
Andrei A. Gromyko
Lothar Boltz
United States
Soviet Union
Kennedy
Macmillan
W Gton
Policeman Injured in Gun Accident at Home
Patrolman Carl was wounded when his service revolver discharged while being drawn from a holster at his Edmundson home in the 700 block of National Ave. Capt. F. M. Funk said the left hand flesh wound occurred about 8:15 p.m. and the officer was reported in good condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
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Winchester City
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Carl
F. M. Funk
Edmundson
National Ave
Post Office efficiency noted despite misaddressed mail
Richmond resident sent a sample request to Clearbrook mill addressed to Burlington or Pacific Woolen Mills in Clearbrook Virginia Roanoke County. Mail reached Richmond at 4 30 p m July 16 and arrived at the Star the next morning. Muscular fund raising event at Bonnie Mogle home today through Saturday 6 30 to 8 30 p m with auction Saturday 7 p m. Sunglasses left on circulation counter at The Star yesterday afternoon found by staff.
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Clearbrook
Richmond
Burlington Or Pacific Woolen Mills
Roanoke County
Bonnie Mogle
Poorhouse 2d
Rt. 50 West
Jobless rate in Winchester area falls from February
Unemployment in the Winchester Fredericksburg Clarke area stood at mid June at 900, down 8.2 percent from February. About 200 jobless seek summer work, 300 women in food processing, and 75 in clerical roles. Wage jobs dropped as apple plants closed, offset by gains in lumber and fence sectors with construction activity rising ahead of September harvest.
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Winchester - Frederick-Clarke
Virginia Employment Commission
Wilson C.dickson
WEC
Estim
Commission
County ASCS Office Named Top in Class
The Frederick ASCS County Office was named the Most Outstanding Class A County Office in the state. Robert K. Stickley accepting the citation at the state convention in Roanoke, along with Elmer M. Venskioske, Loring E. Moore, Mrs. Virginia McClure, and Miss Janet L. Lambert, were recognized for their performance in agricultural stabilization and conservation programs.
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Frederick
Robert K. Stickley
Elmer M. Venskioske
Loring E. Moore
Virginia McClure
Janet L.lambert
Iraqi jets strike Turkish border outpost near Hakkari
Three Iraqi jets and a bomber attacked a Turkish border outpost near Hakkari with rockets and machine guns. Turkish officials said the aircraft presumably mistook the outpost for a Kurdish rebel hideout.
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Istanbul
Turkey
Hakkari
Three Americans Killed in Viet Cong Ambush Near Sai Gon
In Binh Long Province a Viet Cong ambush killed an American sergeant and wounded two U.S. captains during a three-vehicle convoy. A Vietnamese driver and another Vietnamese were hit. a grenade struck a jeep. Viet Cong casualties were unknown. names of the American victims were withheld.
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Binh Long
Saigon
U.S
Rooney Sued Over Ghostwriting Contract in New York
Writer Roger Kahn sues actor Mickey Rooney in State Supreme Court New York City for 75000 dollars alleging Rooney reneged on a ghostwriting contract for his autobiography.
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New York
Mickey Rooney
State Supreme Court
New York City
Roger Kahn
Wall Street Relatively Calm After SEC Report
Wall Street steadied after an SEC inquiry report criticized key market practices. NYSE chief G Keith Funston and ASE president Edwin Etherington pledged careful review while awaiting Congress hearings. The study called for tighter limits on short selling and floor trading, enhanced OTC oversight, and a better odd lot handling system.
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New York
Wall
Itas
Congress
Securities and Exchange Commission
G. Keith Funston
New York Stock Exchange
Edwin D. Etherington
American Stock Exchange
SEC
Etherington
Financial Times
Wall Street
Democratic Slate Announced by Frederick County Committee
William Carpenter, chairman of the Frederick County Democratic Executive Committee, announced and certified a slate of 11 candidates for the November General Election. The list includes State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. and E. Blackburn Moore for the House of Delegates, Frederick County Treasurer, Earl S. Bailey, and Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie, with Board of Supervisors candidates Eugene S. Lupton Shawnee District W Hurt Himelright Back Creek District Byron O Brumback Opequon District and E W Adams Jr Gainesboro District plus Justice of the Peace candidates J D O Connell and B H Jones Jr.
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William Carpenter
Frederick County
Democratic Executive Committee
Harry F. Byrd Jr
House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
Harry L. McCann
Earl S. Bailey
Revenue
Joseph A. Massie
Commonwealth
Board of Supervisors
Eugene S. Lupton
Shawnee
W. Hurt Himelright
Back Creek
Kennedy backs peaceful civil rights demo
President Kennedy voiced support for a late August civil rights demonstration in Washington and urged peaceful protests. He touted stronger than expected business results, a $6.2 billion fiscal deficit, and argued a $10 billion tax cut could further boost the economy. He pressed for a space effort to land a American on the moon this decade and urged railroads and unions to settle work rules.
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Washington
Kennedy
National Capital
Bernard Lovell
Talks Between Soviet and Chinese Expected to End This Weekend
Moscow AP reports the Soviet Chinese ideological talks may end this weekend if delegations agree on a final communique. The talks, in recess, were to resume Friday amid reports negotiators argued over a closing statement that has not narrowed the rift between Peking and Moscow.
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Moscow
Peking
Lite-A-Bike roundup offers free tape and treats for riders
Two area firms Coca Cola Bottling Co and Garber's Ice Cream will provide soft drinks and ice cream to kids who bring bicycles to the Lite-A-Bike round-up on Saturday from 1 to 4 p m at the northeast corner of the Municipal Parking Lot N Kent St. The VFW post Winchester Frederick County Safety Council and 3 M Corp sponsor the event to boost bicycle safety with red and white reflector tape applied by VFW members. Chief Maj J Thomas Boyd backs the effort urging children to attend with their bikes. Parents should accompany younger riders.
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N. Kent St
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Garber’s Ice Cream
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester-Frederick County Safety Council
3-M Corp
VFW
J. Thomas Boyd
3-M
H. Owen Shull
Kennedy mobbed by students on White House lawn
A large student crowd from 56 countries swarmed the south lawn of the White House as President Kennedy spoke. Secret service and White House police protected him amid a rough seizure for handshakes and autographs. Lt. Edward Teehan collapsed during crowd control but recovered after assistance from Rear Adm. George Barkley.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Edward Teehan
George Barkley
Teehan
Handley Students Named Among 20 Outstanding Virginia Teens
Two Handley High School students from Winchester Peter March and John Stealey were selected for a six week advanced science course at Ft. Monmouth New Jersey with 18 other top high school scholars. The program, run by the University of Roanoke and Roanoke City schools, aims to expose students to college level science beyond standard lessons. March will be a senior next fall and Stealey a junior.
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Handley High School
Virginia
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
U.S. Army Electronics Research and Development Laboratory
Roanoke
Roanoke City
University of Virginia
Young March
Stealey
Archie Fry
Handley
Falls Church
Danville
South Boston
Martinsville
Salem
Gretna
Richmond
Hillsville
Vinton
Kennedy proposes tax on foreign stock and bond purchases
President Kennedy asks Congress to impose an excise tax on most purchases of foreign stocks and bonds to reduce the outflow of dollars and gold. The plan aims to curb nearly $2 billion yearly in overseas investments and balance the U.S. payments deficit over 18 months.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
U.S
Hugh of Ken
United
International Monetary Fund
United States
IMF
U.S. Treasury
New
Jay's Summer Clearance Sale Opens in Winchester
Jay's Summer Clearance Sale is now in progress at Jay's Boys and Girls Shop in Winchester Virginia. Most summer wear is reduced as part of the in store event.
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Jay
Winchester
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