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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 19, 1960

Page

13

Eisenhower Offers Confidential Briefings to Kennedy Johnson

Eisenhower completes arrangements to provide personal confidential national security briefings to Kennedy and Johnson during the campaign. Dulles to handle procedural details with Kennedy aides Stevenson Bowles and Nixon to receive similar briefings after the Republican convention.

Newport R. I Eisenhower Johnson Kennedy-Johnson Allen W. Dulles Central Intelligence Agency Kennedy Texas Kennedy- Johnson United States Central Intelligence Hausen Eith Robert Allen Dulles Dulles Chicago Richard M Nixon GOP National Security Council

Rock Enon hosts 33 Boy Scouts this week

About 33 area Scouts attend Rock Enon this week. Troop 1 from Grace Lutheran Church lists Sam Baker and others. Troop 3 from Braddock Street Methodist Church is represented by several scouts, with names including Edward Loy and Mike Sisk. Troop 6 from Stephens City sends Doug Snapp and five others. Troop 70 from Kernstown sends five scouts. Last week Rock Enon drew 41 scouts from Troop 2 meeting at First Presbyterian Church, listing many named participants.

Rock Enon Grace Lutheran Church Sam Baker John Baker Denzel Whitacre Chuck Spaid Tommy Sisk Millard Quinlan John Sprint Braddock St. Methodist Church Edward Loy Buzzy Paulette Ronnie Poetch Billy Pickeral Mike Sisk David Sisk Mike Harper Chip Whitacre Marvin Leatherman David Jenkins Jeffrey Slonaker Spunky Butler Gordy Legg George Morris Tommy Louthan Tookie Kern Stephens City Doug Snapp Frank Allanson George Scheulen Harry Scheulen Steve Lofton Kernstown Philip Santimier George Ritter Billy Hoover Clarence Kitts Bruce Bennington First Presbyterian Church Tunstall Powers Joe Crenshaw Jimmy Sutton Tommy Lee Gary McIntyre Ricky Sutton Joey McKee Mike Milvey Tom Flory Mike Rogers David Holliday Butch Alberti Clarence Peffer Bruce Robinson John Rice Larry Nelson Gary Wingfield Edward Godfrey Robert Bush Robert Schneider Wendel Porterfield Greg Cone Timmy Crocky Ken Armel Donald Hockman Alan Morison Kenneth Morrison Tommy Sauders Raymond Perry David Elsen Randall Easter Jay Grim Harry Ridgeway Terry Funkhouser Richard Bell Doug Anderson JJ Wright Richard Gregory David Dickson Kenneth Petrie Billy Swimley

Ike Confers With Key Advisers On Soviet Propaganda Attacks

President Eisenhower convened a White House meeting with top aides to shape U.N. and public replies to Kremlin propaganda amid tensions with the Soviet Union. Officials weighed responses to the July 1 RB-47 incident, Congo unrest, and Castro’s Cuba, while advancing Captive Nations Week warnings.

Ike Marvin L. Arrowsmith Newport R.I Olny Real Soviet Union United States White House Charles E. Bohlen Moscow State Department Alsa Foy D United Nations Kremlin James C. Hagerty U.S Wasp Congo Hagerty Congo River Eisenhower

Cabinet member cites risks of a politically influenced reserve bank

Anderson warned that a politically dominated Federal Reserve could invite disaster as Sen Kennedy urges policy alignment with a president. Clarence B. Randall, on behalf of Eisenhower, supports liberal trade and an open single international market, urging faster U.S. growth through a larger labor force and stronger research.

John F. Kennedy Federal Reserve Board Anderson Clarence B. Randall Eisenhower Randall Inland Steel Co

U S Economist Predicts Recession After 1960 Peak

Chicago economist Dr William W Tongue told a Hot Springs meeting that the United States is entering a business recession. He forecasts GNP slipping from 503 to 490 billion dollars by year end 1960 and continuing into the first quarter of 1961. He cites shrinking orders, leveling of plant and equipment outlays, and efforts to cut inventories.

Hot Springs William W. Tongue Chicago Tongue Railway Systems and Procedures Assn

Hammarskjold to Visit Congo and Pretoria in Africa

United Nations Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold will depart Saturday for the Congo. A U.N. statement gave no reason but noted a prolonged stay in Leopoldville then plans to travel to Pretoria for talks on South Africa's racial policies. He may return to Leopoldville afterward.

United Nations, N.Y U.N Dag Hammarskjold Congo Leopoldville Pretoria South Africa

Congo Crisis Deepens With U.N. and Belgian Withdrawals

Bunche vowed U.N. protection for all Congolese people as Belgian troops pull back. Soviet threats over imperial aggression deepen tensions. Ethiopian and Moroccan units enter territory while Lumumba issues shifting statements amid mutinies and rising chaos in Leopoldville.

Mander U. N Congo Bunche U.N Soviet Union von Horn Stanleyville Matadi Lumumba Leopoldville

Congo Crisis Deepens As Kasavubu Returns To Leopoldville

Belgian troops regain Leopoldville after three day stay in Stanleyville as Congo Senate repudiates the Premier ultimatum and demands Lumumba’s return. Mutinous army and attacks on whites threaten economy with 70 000 Congolese out of work. Moroccans suffer casualties with U N peacekeepers amid fighting around Matadi Inkisi and Thysville.

Joseph Kasavubu Leopoldville Stanleyville Congo Senate Lumumba House Congo U.N Thysville Matadi Brussels Inkisi Brazzaville Congo River French Congo le Courrier d'Afrique

Bank Robbery in Rockwell Nets About $9000

A small white man wearing sunglasses and a baseball cap robbed the Scottish Bank of Rockwell around 10 a.m. with a small pistol. Officials said about $9,000 was taken and no customers were present. The bandit fled toward China Grove. no accomplice was confirmed.

Rockwell, N. C Scottish Bank of Rockwell Salisbury Rockwell China Grove

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