Two Pittsburgh Men Die In Clarke County Crash
Two Pittsburgh men died in a one car crash on Route 50 east of the Shenandoah River Bridge in Clarke County at 5 40 a m The fatalities raise Clarke County year total to six and Frederick Clarke Warren area total to 17 Raymond John Stivers Sr 56 of Pittsburgh died instantly from a broken neck while his son 16 died at Memorial Hospital from a ruptured liver Their wife Mrs Minnie Stivers was in satisfactory condition with chest thigh and knee contusions after the crash They had been traveling from Norfolk with Mitchell Sukla and Arthur F Sieffert whose car was ahead at the time The Stivers car ran off the road into a bridge after the wife reportedly blacked out or fell asleep The vehicles were examined and Rescue Squad helped the injured The Sukla car was about 300 feet ahead The Stivers bodies were sent to funeral homes in Pittsburgh A separate two car wreck near Berryville involved a 1949 Mercury and a 1948 Chevrolet and left several injured including Henry Whitley and Elizabeth Everhart The Everharts were treated and not admitted The Berryville hit and run on U S 340 was also reported with damage to a 1957 Ford and a 1957 Chevrolet and an unidentified vehicle suspected The accident prompted further police investigation
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Pittsburgh
Raymond John Stivers
Raymond, Jr
Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah River Bridge
Clarke County
Frederick-Clarke-Warren
Westfield Ave
Raymond John Stivers, Jr
Minnie Augusta Stivers
L. W. Waters
Stivers
Nofolk
Mitchel Sukla
Jones Funeral Home
Brandt
Trooper Waters
Berryville Pike
Henry David Whitley
Summit Point
Edward Leroy Everhat
S. Loudoun St
Topper Waters
Everhart
Whirley
Mr. Whirley
Elizabeth Everhart
Joseph L .Everhart
St. Petersburg
Fla
Mercury
Chevrolet
Berryville
U. S. 340
H. K. Malbon
Bailey
Washington
Round Hill
Brill
Star Tannery
Guy F
Cora E. Brill
Mabel Renner
Beatrice Ponton
Zernie Miko
Baltimore
Lloyd Probes Gromyko On Berlin Deal Terms
In Geneva British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd pressed Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko on possible Berlin terms. After a two hour luncheon, Lloyd declined comment while Gromyko asked to refer questions back to Lloyd. The talks occur as Western ministers prepare strategy sessions and a Big Four secret meeting.
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Geneva
Selwyn Lloyd
Andrei A. Gromyko
Russia
Berlin
Lloyd
Gromyko
United States
France
Christian A. Herter
Anders Gromyko
West Berlin
Harold Macmillan
Lazy dog blocks traffic on S Kent Street in Winchester
A liver and white pointer lounged in the northbound traffic lane on S Kent Street yesterday afternoon as cars swerved around him. The dog seemed unfazed as a sunny, hot day loomed and thunderstorms threatened later.
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Winchester
S. Kent St
Warren County students seek Clarke High attendance
Clarke County School Board received requests from about 65 Warren County pupils to attend Clarke County High School. Supt. George W. Burton said many applications came in spring and summer and forms were mailed to finalists. More applications than seats exist, with action possible at the August 14 meeting at 2 p.m. Last year Clarke County High admitted some Warren students on a tuition basis after Warren County High School closed.
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Berryville
Clarke County School Board
Warren County
Clarke County High School
George W. Burton
Burton
Warren
Warren County High School
Southern Tire Final Clearance and Store Set Ad
WE BUY FOR CASH and sell odd size new used Passenger and truck tires Bring em Here SOUTHERN TIRE 916 S Braddock St FINAL CLEARANCE Children's Summer Wear Half Price THE STORE SET Ad
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Southern Tire
S. Braddock St
Steel Strike At a Glance
A half million united steelworkers strike the basic steel industry on day 13 with 78 000 allied workers. Joint negotiations scheduled in New York as production loses about 43 million dollars daily and wages 10 million. The union seeks a 15 cent hourly wage boost plus fringe benefits while industry resists any rise in labor costs.
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Associated Press
United Steelworkers
Allied Industries
New York
Two New Jersey Residents Killed Near Woodstock
Two New Jersey residents died in a highway crash near Woodstock as Virginia reported its fifth multiple fatality crash since Friday night. Ruby C. Lorie and Carmen Lorie of Tren ton were tentatively named as the victims, likely husband and wife.
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New Jersey
Woodstock
Virginia
Ruby C. Lorie
Carmen Lorie
Trenton
N.J
U.S. 11
Mt. Jackson
Shenandoah County
Richmond
Miami
Fla
Raymond Leo Lazere
Charles Bartlett Judson Jr
Stanley Szymczyk
Nixon flies to Leningrad for five day Soviet swing
Vice President Nixon begins a five day tour of the Soviet Union with Soviet Deputy Premier Frol Kozlov and Georgi Zhukov in attendance. Analysts weigh potential progress from his talks with Khrushchev as 1,000 greet him at Leningrad airport. Nixon stresses seeking peace at the conference table in remarks to locals.
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Leningrad
Richard M. Nixon
Soviet Union
Frol Kozlov
Nixon
Georgi Zhukov
Khrushchev
Krushchev
Nixons
Dacha
Moscow
U.S
Unmanned Plane Flies 60 Miles Before Crash
An unmanned two seater plane flew sixty miles Sunday before crashing on a farm near St Hyacinthe Quebec. It had taken off from a field while warming up and ended the flight in an accident.
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Montreal
St. Hyacinthe Que
Nixon Proving Himself Match For Khrushchev
Congress members say Vice President Nixon is proving a match for Nikita Khrushchev during his Moscow visit. Critics praise his calm, direct exchanges and adaptability amid a cool, hostile atmosphere and high political stakes back home.
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Nixon
Khrushchev
Solons
Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nikita Khrushchev
Congress
Soviet Union
Moscow
Simpson
Mansfield
Castro Swept Back Into Premiership In Havana Parade
Fidel Castro was hailed by nearly a million people in Havana as he resumed the Cuban premiership. He declared Cuba to be a free sovereign nation and said relations with the United States would depend on U S actions. Castro avoided naming communism but warned critics and urged friendship with nations not exploiting Cuba.
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Havana
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
Segregated Private Classes Draw County White Students
In Farmville Virginia Prince Edward County sees about four fifths of white school aged children enrolled in private segregated classes for the upcoming term. The Prince Edward School Foundation reports 1224 of 1570 white children registered with 245000 raised toward a 295000 first year budget. Classes mostly meet in churches with plans for dispersed sites across Farmville and Prospect including the Darlington Heights area.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward School Foundation
Roy R. Pearson
U.S. Supreme Court
County Board of Supervisors
Richmond
Presbyterian and Methodist
Woman's Club
Prospect
Darlington Heights
Graichen Estate Public Auction Nets $70 250
A six parcel public sale at the County Courthouse raised $70 250 for Carrie D. Graichen estate. Lee Miller bought the four Boscawen Street parcels for $33 950, J W Arthur Sr for $20 000, Miles Cartwright paid $4 400 for Cork Kent corner, and L M Castleman paid $1 900 for Cameron Bond corner. J E Thoma served as special commissioner.
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Carrie D. Graichen
E. Boscawen
Lee Miller
J. W. Arthur, Sr
Cork and
Kent Sts
Miles Cartwright
Cameron and
Bond
L. M. Castleman
J. E. Thoma
E. T. Snider
Brother Moose
O'Rock
For Sale 1958 Ford Country Sedan Wagon
1958 Ford Country Sedan eight cylinder station wagon with Ford O Matic transmission radio heater and defroster. Beautiful blue paint and white sidewall tires. Only 8,000 actual miles from one local owner. Call MO 2 3848.
Macedonia Child Has Possible Polio Infection
Linda Garrett, 2 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Garrett of Macedonia, was taken to University Hospital in Charlottesville with possible bulbar polio. Her condition followed exposure to her cousin Gary Lee Rinard who died of polio weeks earlier. She has had two polio shots and shows facial paralysis. tests will confirm diagnosis in coming weeks.
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Linda Garrett
Gilbert Garrett
Macedonia
University Hospital
Charlottesville
Frederick County
Gary Lee Rinard
Wardensville
W. Va
John Miling
Stuart Nottingham
Winchester-Frederick County
Lewis Ebert
Robert Geanious
Ellsworth Byers
Crisman Cleaners
Smalts Florists, Inc
Post Mortem Slated Today On Boyd Brill
State Police and medical examiners continued an intensive investigation into the death of Boyd Brill aged 50 of Star Tannery found burned in a car near Mountain Falls. A post mortem was scheduled at Memorial Hospital with preliminary checks showing a skull crack.
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Boyd Brill
Star Tannery
Mountain Falls
Victor Albright
Memorial Hospital
Brill
L. M. Bauserman
Marcel Fisher
Mt. Falls
Dallas Everett
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