Nuclear Ban Talks Resume In Geneva
Washington report on renewed efforts to ban all nuclear weapon tests and curb armament spread. U S officials expect new proposals in Geneva as talks with the Soviet Union falter over security guarantees and verification inspections.
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Geneva
Washington
William C. Poster
U.S. Arms Control and Disarm
wHiaimene Awehey
Piro
Soviet Union
Foster
Johnson
Izvestia
United States
Atlantic Alliance
West Germany
U.S
Britain
Quilt with 1854 family names found in Star design
Mrs Lillian Rhodes of 15 E Cecil St bought an old fashion quilt at auction. On several squares are family names and the date 1854. The Star design quilt with multicolored stars is offered to any person with a matching family name.
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Lillian Rhodes
E. Cecil St
Four Hurt in Dual Wrecks Near Winchester
Four people were admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital after two traffic accidents. All in good condition the next morning. The first crash involved Mr. Kramer and passenger Cologero Jom Setfo, both sailors stationed at Little Creek Amphibious Base, Norfolk. They were transported by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Paris Mountain
Mr. Kramer
Cologero Jom Setfo
Winchester
Navy
Little Creek Amphibious Base
Norifolk
Harriman Reassures Germans on Europe over Viet Nam
Roving ambassador W Averell Harriman told West German leaders that American interests in Europe will not be sacrificed for Viet Nam peace. He stressed no trade off between European issues and Vietnam. A hospital spokesman noted cautions after a separate accident injured Mr Kramer and Mr Scifo.
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Munich
W. Averell Harriman
Europe
Viet Nam
Kramer
Scifo
Ludwig
Rt. 7
Floyd
Wood, Jr
Boyce
Soviet Union
H. K. Mattering
America
Wood
Assassination Bill Nears Completion in Congress
Congress moves toward final passage of a bill making the assassination of the president and designated officials a federal crime. The Senate approved the measure by voice vote and sent it back to the House for two minor amendments. The bill would criminalize killing kidnapping and assaults, authorize the death penalty for killing, set life imprisonment for kidnapping and conspiracies, and impose fines up to 10 000 with up to 10 years imprisonment for assaults. The attorney general could pay rewards up to 100 000 for information.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
Senate
House
FBI
Immediateilinaiae Investigae
Geneeral
Royal dressmakers push hems above the knee in London
London report notes Hardy Amies designs for Queen Elizabeth II and John Cavanagh for Princess Alexandra Duchess of Kent and Princess Marina. Princess Margaret, approaching 35, favors Paris-made gowns while the Queen and Marina keep hems modest.
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London
Hardy Amies
Queen Elizabeth II
John Cavanegh
Alexandra
Duchess of Kent
Marina
Kent
Margaret
Paris
Marines Repel Viet Cong Attack West of Chu Lai
U S Marines repelled a Viet Cong assault six miles west of Chu Lai with four guerrillas killed and no Marine casualties. Air and helicopter strikes expanded across Quang Ngai Bien Hoa and Hanoi areas with varying counts of enemy dead and several buildings damaged or destroyed.
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Saigon
South Viet
Nam
U.S
Chu Lai
Ch Lai
South Viet Nam
Quang Ngai City
Quang Ngai
Viet Nam
Bien Hoa
Hanoi
Tai Xuonan
Slaying of U.S. aid official in Saigon triggers manhunt
Police hunted Robert Kimball 36 a Utah native in the slaying of Jack E. Ryan 44 head of the U S aid mission Public Safety Division and Nguyen Thi Hal an office employee. The shootings occurred Friday night outside Ryan s villa. Vietnamese and American officials launched a large dragnet with photos distributed to locate the suspect who may seek personal revenge amid mounting tension.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Robert Kimball
Utah
Jack E. Ryan
U.S. Aid Mission
Nguyen Thi Hal
Ryan
FBI
Southeast Asia
Washington
Hai
Kimball
U.S
Draft Increase In Vietnam War Call Under Study
President Eisenhower? No. Draft increase is under study as Washington weighs higher quotas for South Vietnam. Moyers says key advisers stay in touch at Camp David while Johnson and Bundy review defense and policy. 17 000 drafted, military leaders warn Viet Cong may press battalion and regimental actions.
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Johnson
Washington
Camp David
Maryland Mountains
Bill D. Moyers
Robert 8. McNamara
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Bundy
John
Denise Ote
United Nations
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Viet Nam
Harold K. Johnson
Columbus
Ga. Johnson
White House
American Legion
South Viet Nam
Sup
Athens Power Struggle Seen Driven by EDA Votes
In Athens Greece the small but organized EDA may decide the struggle to return ousted Premier George Papandreou to power. EDA backs leftist factions amid parliament confidence votes as tensions flare over funeral processions and a planned general strike threatens to paralyze Athens and nearby ports.
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EDA
Athens
Greece
Deai
George Papandreou
United Democratic Left
Communist Party
Ee Ee Arses
Athanasiadis Novas
Papandreou
Piraeus
Skepticism On Viet Document Authenticity Reported
Washington officials say there is considerable skepticism about a document allegedly ordering Communist forces to return north. The Vietnamese news agency reported finding the document on a Viet Cong commander, with U.S. and Vietnamese experts cautious about its authenticity as the document undergoes study.
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Washington
State Department
Viet Nam
Vietnamess
Marshall Wright
U.S
Chicken Barbecue Supper at Stephenson Church
Stephenson Methodist Church hosts a chicken barbecue supper on Wednesday July 28 starting at 5 p.m. rain or shine. The event highlights fine food in a cool, quiet town setting at the Town House Restaurant.
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Stephenson Methodist Church
Special Session Agenda In Virginia Talks Hard
In Richmond AP report on the General Assembly session date debates over redirection and potential topics. Governor Harrison wants limit to education funding but opposes emergency college appropriations while Senator Robertson touts Virginia college financing and faculty recruitment.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Harrison
Virginia
A.willis Robertson
D - Va
Gage
Robertson
Live Ammo Caught in Fishing Net and Rescue
A 65-foot scalloper Snoopy was demolished by a World War II torpedo off the Outer Banks. Survivors Leavitt Lindall and Martin were brought to Litt le Creek Coast Guard station aboard the Explorer with Bertram Norton. Eight crewmen were killed and four survived in the disaster.
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Norfolk, Va
Explorer
Bertram Norton
Porteland
Martin
Carolina
Leavitt
Weather front ushers cooling across Virginia Monday
A weak cold front moving from eastern Iowa toward eastern Kentucky by midnight Sunday is expected to bring some cooling to Virginia as it moves across the state Monday.
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Richmond
Iowa
Kentucky
Virginia
Amber Gem Peaches Volume Released by Old Mill Storage
Old Mill Storage in Winchester lists Amber Gem Peaches volume for contact at 662-0646. This item notes storage and contact details for inquiries about the peach volume.
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Winchester
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