Berlin Talks End Anew With No Progress On Key Issues
Secretary Rusk and Foreign Minister Gromyko left Geneva after another 3 to 2 hour session with no significant changes on the Berlin dispute. They did not advance general disarmament or the nuclear test ban. A decision on a possible third meeting was expected today.
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Geneva
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Berlin
Rusk
Gromyko
Laos
U.S
Soviet Union
East Germany
West Berlin
Nazi Germany
Lord Home
Winchester Days Bargain Spree Opens With Free Rides and Prizes
Winchester Days, a three day bargain spree by the Winchester Retail Merchants Assn, starts tomorrow. Forty two merchants will give away a total of 1500 in silver dollars on Friday and Saturday nights to ticket holders. Free bus rides and city parking will be available during the event.
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Winchester
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Duff daughters host cake sale for muscular dystrophy appeal
Debbie and Donna Duff gave a cake to Mrs. Sam Shendon as part of a plan to help muscular dystrophy and gain an appearance on a Washington TV show. Viewers were urged to raise funds for the charity. Also noted, Mrs. George Washington and George Washington Jr. visited in Woodford, and local items include straight eight cucumbers at The Star office and triplets linked to Mrs. Frank Floyd weighing three pounds four ounces.
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Debbie
Donna
M. T. Duff
Sam Shendon
Washington
George Washington
Berryville
George Washington, Jr
Woodford
Carlyle Huffman
Star Office
Eugene Staton
Frank Floyd
Armel
National Guard Private Hurt in Rt 50 Accident
A Pennsylvania National Guard private, Ronald Doughty, 21, from Coraopolis, suffered a concussion after an Army truck failed to negotiate a turn on Route 50 four miles west of Winchester. The vehicle left the road, overturned, and pinned him amid reels of wiring. Doughty was treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. The convoy included Pfc. Fred Hornych and Sgt. Don Kroll. Hornych drove, Kroll sustained minor cuts. The cause remained under investigation.
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Pennsylvania National Guard
Winchester
Ronald Doughty
Coraopolis
Doughty
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Pennsylvania
Camp
A.P. Hill
Pfc
Fred Hornych
Don Kroll
Coraoplis
Horstych
Kroll
Hornych
Winchester Rescue
Chamber Seeks to Kindle New Community Interest
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce voted to amend by laws to allow multiple memberships for voting and to include city mayor and county board chair as directors with board approval. The move aims to boost participation, tie government and chamber goals, and expand leadership across divisions. The group noted 444 voting members but only about 20 attended last night.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Chamber
Seashore State Park May Open to Campers in 63
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr said Seashore State Park in Princess Anne County might open to camping next year. The 3400 acre Atlantic park has been closed since 1955 over integration disputes. Harrison discussed partial camping use with Conservation Director Marvin M. Sutherland.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Seashore
Princess Anne County
State Conservation Department
Harrison
Atlantic
Marvin M. Sutherland
Conservation Department
Robert F. Baldwin
Norfolk
Virginia
Winchester Teachers Get Hike in Starting Salary
The Virginia Education Association reports Winchester public schools will set a minimum starting salary of 4200 dollars for new teachers with degrees in September. The city ranks among Virginia’s higher starts, with neighboring counties showing varied minimums and maximums across the region.
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Winchester
Virginia Education Association
Virginia
Falls Church
Alexandria
Arlington
Fairfax
Fredericksburg
Colonial Heights
Prince William
Hampton and
York
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Warren
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Harrisonburg
Rockingham
Frederick
Clarke
VEA
UN Studies Katanga Military Operation
United Nations Congo Advisory Committee discussed Acting Secretary-General U Thant s proposal of a possible military operation as a last resort to end Katanga s secession if economic pressure fails. The panel planned to decide by next Tuesday after consulting member governments with past or present troop involvement in the Congo.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. Congo
U Thant
Congo
Katanga
Thant
Moise Tshombe
London
United Nations
Cyrille Adoula
Tshombe
Adoula
Security Council
Mrs Harrison to Be Discharged From Hospital
Mrs Dorothy Harrison of Winchester wife of Rep Burr Harrison will be discharged tomorrow from the Virginia Beach Hospital where she has been confined by injuries from a July 16 fall. She suffered fractures of one leg and two vertebrae and will return to the cottage where she is staying after leaving the hospital.
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Virginia Beach
Dorothy Harrison
Winchester
Burr Harrison
Virginia Beach Hospital
Harrison
Violence May Bring End to Demonstrations
In Albany Georgia Negro leaders consider suspending mass marches after a clash left two officers with minor injuries. Dr Martin Luther King Jr urged nonviolence and said he would halt protests if Albany demonstrators stray from peaceful tactics. Authorities moved to disperse about 2 000 people in the Negro neighborhood.
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Albany, Ga
Georgia
Martin Luther King Jr
Atlanta
Albany
Viscose Promotes McVay and Names Carney Front Royal Plant Head
Amzi G. McVay, longtime American Viscose executive, is named manufacturing manager of the Fibers Division and will relocate to Philadelphia on August 1. Rufus T. Carney is promoted to Front Royal plant manager, succeeding McVay, after a year as assistant plant manager.
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Carney
Front Royal
Amzi G. McVay
American Viscose Corp
Charles J. Geyer, Jr
McVay
Philadelphia
Dr. Geyer
Rufus T. Carney
Mr. McVay
Mr. Carney
The
Corporation
Marcus Hook
American Viscose
Nitro
W. Va
Marshall College
U.S. Naval Academy
American Chemical Society
Handley Council 634 U C T Regular Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Handley Council 634 U C T at Lions Shelter Friday July 27 8 p m Supper by Auxiliary at 6 30 p m Jas R Brandon Secy FINAL REDUCTIONS All Summer Wear One Group 99c The STORE SET CLOSED for VACATION July 30 thru Aug 4 Curly Top Beauty Shop DENNYS COMM AUCTION Tonight 7 o clock Furniture Appliances Tools WINCHESTER DAYS Shop and Save at MILLER S HARDWARE Free Door Prize
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Handley Council
U.C.T
Lions Shelter
Jas. R. Brandon
Secy
Curly Top Beauty Shop
Denny’s
Winchester
Miller’s Hardware
Senate probes allege Hoffa ties to Corallo in stinging report
The Senate investigations subcommittee accuses Teamsters president James Hoffa of corrupt ties with New York mobster Antonio Corallo. It says Hoffa showed disregard for union welfare and helped shield corrupt Local 239 officials while drafting the 1961 hearings’ findings. The 40 page report cites recorded messages and multiple cases to back its charges.
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Washington
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
James K. Hoffa
Teamsters Union
New York
Antonio
Tony Ducks
Corallo
Senate
Hoffa
Teamsters
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
New York Supreme Court
J. Vincent Keough
Elliott Kahaner
U.S
Brooklyn
Teamsters Local 239
New York City
Bernard Stein
Local 239
Samuel Goldstein
Federal Court Board of Monitors
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Baldwin
Governor's Highway Study Commission
Pffer Stationery & Office Supply Co., Inc
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Georgia Institute of Technology
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
Virginia Manufacturers Association
American Association For the Advancement of Science
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