U N Debate Ends In Soviet Veto Of Inquiry In RB47 Case
United Nations debate over the RB47 shoot down ended with a 9-2 vote vetoing a U S proposal for an international investigation. The Soviets also vetoed a Red Cross contact plan for two captured crewmen, while Lodge accused Moscow of cold hearted cynicism. The U S claimed the plane was mapping currents, not spying, and stayed firm on the accused mission.
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Williams N. Oatis
United Nations, N.Y
Uirity Council
United States
International Red Cross
U.N
Soviet Union
Poland
Ceylon
Tunisia
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Red Cross
Council
Barents Sea
Lodge
Arctic
Winchester Days bargains and auctions highlight town ads
Community notices list sales and events including a rummage sale at Old Friendship Fire Hall and a DENNY'S auction tonight at 7 00 o'clock. The page also notes a criticism by Senator Lodge about U.S. and Soviet air actions over Alaska and Cape Cod incidents with the Vega trawler and the George Washington test vehicle.
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Old Frendship
St. Methodist Church
Denny’s
Alaskan
United States
Soviet Union
Lodge
Cape Cod
George Washington
Vasily V. Kuznetsov
TAC hosts outing for 1350 at North Side Bowling Lanes
Over 1350 TAC members attended a summer outing at North Side Bowling Lanes organized by TAC President Larry Hockman Vice President Pokey Cather and Bill Peters. Troop 6 Stephens City Boy Scouts Larry Gregory Douglas Donald Martin and Peyton Borden from Middletown attend the Jamboree in Denver Colorado. A Methodist Bishop named Kennedy gave the benediction at the Republican Convention closing. A bright orange moth with grey orange striped wings and yellow blotches was found by Charles Predlebury age 11 on his porch and identified as a Regal Moth by Clarence Hill of Winchester Research Laboratory. One way traffic will be in effect at the Rt 50 bridge over the Shenandoah as repairs begin on the damaged overhead superstructure from a recent high load truck crash. Congregational Christian Church members have sodded and seeded the Pennsylvania Ave property with new grass, receiving reader congratulations from Town Crier.
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TAC
North Side
Larry Hockman
Pokey Cather
Bill Peters
Stephens City
Boy Scouts
Denver
Col
Larry Gregory
Douglas
Donald Martin
Peyton Borden
Middletown
Charles Predlebury
S. Braddock St
Clarence Hill
Winchester Research Laboratory
Rt. 50
Shenandoah
Floyd Robertson
Clarke
Robertson
Faubus Sweeps Four Opponents In Arkansas Primary
Governor Orval Faubus leads toward a fourth term after a landslide in the Arkansas Democratic primary. Returns from 2,158 of 2,328 precincts show Faubus with 201,364 votes, ahead of Joe C. Hardin and Bruce Bennett, with Hal Millsap Jr. far behind. Incumbents in other races also advance with heavy shows in the 5th District.
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Little Rock
Ark
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Arkansas
Joe C. Hardin
Grady
Bruce Bennett
H.E. Williams
Hal Millsap Jr
Dale Alford
Robert Hays Williams
Jim Imble
Berryville
Waldron
Alford
Williams
Brooks Hays
Trimble
Poe
John L. McClellan
Eisenhower touts prosperity and defense at GOP convention
President Eisenhower told the GOP National Convention that the nation enjoys unprecedented prosperity and a strong military, defending his record on defense and economic growth. He challenged the Soviet Union to allow free elections under UN sponsorship, asking whether people prefer a Communist or free system. He also criticized professional pessimists and urged unity with Gov. Nelson Rockefeller among critics.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
White House
Nelson A. Rockefeller
America
United Nations
United States
One Way North on Lincoln Street to Piccadilly St
Chief of Police J Thomas Boyd announced Lincoln Street is now one way north from Woodstock Lane to Piccadilly Street to eliminate a hazard at the Woodstock Lane corner by National Cemetery. The change takes effect immediately.
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Lincoln St
Woodstock Lane
Piccadilly St
J. Thomas Boyd
National Cemetery
Rebuilt rights plank aims for GOP convention approval
A 10 000 word Republican platform with a rebuilt civil rights section nears convention endorsement after a 56 28 vote by the platform committee. Nixon Rockefeller Ja vits and others praise the revised plank while southern leaders seek no floor fight, noting moderation.
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Chicago
Nixon
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Rights Platform Planks Compared in Chicago Race
The article outlines Democratic and Republican civil rights planks submitted for the party conventions. Democrats push to expand voting rights and desegregation timelines while Republicans favor literacy tests as proof of eligibility and federal action to enforce desegregation orders.
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Chicago
Democratic Party
Republican Platform Committee
Supreme Court
Justice Department
Fair Employment’ Practices Commission
Republican Plank
Commission On Equal Job Opportunity
Eisenhower Urges GOP to Stay on the Great Middle Road
President Eisenhower addressed a Chicago breakfast of Cabinet officers and GOP candidates urging Republicans to follow the great middle road and Lincoln’s philosophy. He warned against gutter extremes, urging broad progress and intelligent explanation to defend reforms.
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GOP
Chicago
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
Macs
Republican Party
Fisenlower
Denver
Winchester Days Prizes Include 500 Silver Dollars
More than 500 silver dollars will be scattered around Winchester during Winchester Days tomorrow through Saturday. The dollars carry a label It Pays to Shop in Winchester. A total of 1500 silver dollars will be awarded Saturday at 5 30 in front of the Frederick County Court House plus many store prizes from 52 participating stores and eight auto dealers.
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Winchester
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Frederick County Court House
New York Sanitation Strike Shuts Streets City Hall Protest
Eight thousand sanitation workers in New York halted work in a protest over stalled contract talks. They marched six blocks to City Hall causing traffic snarls while officials warned of possible health risks if the stoppage continues.
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New York
City Hall
Uniformed Sanitationmen’s Assn
The
International Brotherhood of Teamsters
Screvane
Delegates Relaxed as Nixon Convention Moment Nears
At Chicago convention scenes, Republicans ease tensions and rally behind Nixon. Nixon and Rockefeller dine with New York delegation, stressing close race with Democrats. Speculation focuses on vice presidential nominees including Lodge and Morton, with Ford among backers. Eisenhower meets Cabinet, receives Lincoln bust and recalls limited government role.
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Chicago
Richard M Nixon
Nixon
Nelson A. Rockne
New York
Rockefeller
New York State
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Goldwater
GOP
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Sen
Thruston B. Morton
Kentucky
Walter Judd
Minnesota
Interior
Fred Seaton
Gerald Ford
Michigan
Eisenhower
Abraham Lincoln
William G. Stratton
Lincoln
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G. Harold Alexander
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Romney
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Woodstock
Edinburg
Columbia Furnace
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Purcellville
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Paul’s Radio & TV Center
Crisman Cleaners
W. Va
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