U S Plans New Strategy for Test Ban Talks
Kennedy and advisers plan a blunt challenge to the Soviet stand on inspections at Geneva. The United States may offer Western concessions for a treaty based on new detection science of underground tests. Dean is recalled to receive the new findings for Geneva.
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John M. Hightower
Washington
United States
Geneva
Russia
Kennedy
U.S
Arthur Dean
White House
Dean
Defense Department
Britain
Soviet Union
Temperatures Dip to 52 but Not a July Record
The Winchester Fruit Laboratory registered a low of 52 degrees, short of the July record of 48 set in 1952 1947 and 1943. County readings dipped to 49 in some areas. Officials say the cold does not threaten crops and a warming trend with possible showers is forecast for Sunday.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
A. B. Groves
Groves
Winchester nursery thanks city for limb removal truck
Teachers at Winchester Day Nursery expressed thanks to the city for sending a truck to collect trimmed limbs from trees on the playground. Mrs. Bob Harrison asked the Crier to relay appreciation to city manager Lee Grant. Brig. Gen. Neil Kimball called it an invasion as a National Guard convoy, with 700 men from Harrisburg area, gathered at Berryville Horse Show grounds under Maj. Kenneth Getty, hosted by Clarke County Raritan Club, supply lines ran to 3 a.m.
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Winchester Day Nursery
Bob Harrison
Lee Grant
Neil Kimball
National Guard
Berryville
Horse Show Grounds
Kenneth Getty
Carlisle
Harrisonburg
Clarke County Raritan Club
General Kimball
Yard Party and Auction Tonight at Shawnee Fire Co
Shawnee Fire Co E hosts yard party and auction tonight with a 5 p.m. start and 8 p.m. auction. Co Ham and fried chicken dinner closed for vacation. Crisman Cleaners closed August 6 through 11. Banana Boats and frozen desserts available at Dairy Corner Berryville Pike. Golden Rule members meet at 9 10 tomorrow at Berryville Meth Church.
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Shawnee Fire Co
Crisman Cleaners
Banana Dairy Corner
Berryville Pike
Golden Rule
Berryville Meth
Vice President Mentioned in Estes Inquiry Testimony
An Estes associate testified that Billie Sol Estes mentioned giving a one eighth interest to Lyndon Johnson in a planned Hereford grain terminal. George Reedy said Johnson and family had no business dealings or interests in Estes ventures. The remarks surfaced during the Estes court of inquiry as other associates testified.
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Amarillo
Tex
Billie Sol Estes
Texas
Lyndon B. Johnson
Coleman T. McSpadden
Estes
McSpadden
Hereford
Lyndon Johnson
George Reedy
Washington
Johnson
Reedy
King of Farm Finance
Last U.S. Marines Will Leave Thailand
The Defense Department pulls back the remaining 1 800 Marines sent last May to bolster Thailand against Laos based incursions. About 2 200 Army personnel and 1 000 Air Force assets remain. The move follows Laos peace talks and a Geneva accord pledging removal of foreign troops within 75 days.
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Washington
Defense Department
Thailand
Kennedy
Laos
Mekong
Pentagon
Geneva
7Th Fleet
Okinawa
Pro-Integration Leaders Are Jailed
In Albany Georgia Martin Luther King Jr and 27 others were jailed after a prayer vigil in front of City Hall. Rev Andrew Young urged the movement’s fate rested with about 700 demonstrators while police stated charges included disorderly conduct and congregating on a sidewalk.
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Albany, Ga
Albany
Martin Luther King, Jr
Andrew Young
King
Young
City Hall
Wyatt Tee Walker
Cincinnati
Laurie Pritchett
Ralph D. Abernathy
Cosmos 7 Launched by Russians
Moscow reports the seventh unmanned Earth satellite in the summer series launched by the Soviet Union. Tass says Sputnik 7 carries instruments for studying Earth's magnetic field cloud formations and radiation belts to assess hazards for long space flights. It completes an orbit every 90.1 minutes, ranging from 130 to 230 miles above Earth.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Sputnik
Chicago Postal Workers Hit By Drug Addict Revelations
Chicago postmaster says survey of 20 000 main post office workers will count addicts and decide actions after indictments of 38 people for narcotics sales. Federal probe found 125 to 150 employees admitted drug use. officials warn more arrests may follow.
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Chicago
Harry H. Semrow
Federal
George M. Belk
U.S. Narcotics Bureau
Semrow
Narcotics Bureau
Washington
Eight Die When Auto Dives Into Canal Near Suffolk
SUFFOLK AP Five women and three small children die when a nine passenger car swerves off U S 58 460 and plummets into a roadside canal. Only survivor is driver York Junior Pierce of Norfolk hospitalized for shock and cuts. Eight victims were Negroes and drown. one two month old child among the dead. The car was en route from Emporia to Norfolk to fetch a daughter of Mrs Estella Williams of Norfolk who rode in the vehicle. The toll raises Virginia 1962 traffic deaths to 472, a spike linked to two earlier crashes in Prince William and near Colonial Heights. The driver said he may have dozed at a truck station. The canal on either side of the four lane highway is deep enough to cover a car.
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Suffolk
Here
U. S
Virginia
York Junior Pierce
Norfolk
Prince William County
Pierce
Estella Williams
Emporia
Williams
Fruit Growers Weather Group Considers Termination Over Higher Assessments
Blue Ridge Weather Modification Assn. informs members the service could end Aug 15 if orchards do not accept higher assessments. Secretary Fred C. Matson notes rate may rise from 3 dollars per acre. The group operates two airplanes and about 100 ground generators to seed clouds with silver iodide to avert hail. Members span Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania.
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Blue Ridge Weather Modification Assn
Fred C. Matson
Pennsylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
First Negroes Vote in 40 Years in East Carroll Parish
In Lake Providence Louisiana three Black voters cast ballots without incident marking the first Black participation in the East Carroll Parish Democratic primary in four decades. They were among 26 registered earlier this week by a federal judge under the 1960 Civil Rights Act to halt voting discrimination.
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Lake Providence
Louisiana
East Carroll Parish
Extra Session Pressures Filibuster Over Satellite Bill
The Senate met in an extra Saturday session to keep pressure on the administrations communications satellite bill. Democratic Leader Mansfield rebuked the small group of opposing senators while Republican Dirksen defended the measure predicting a brief fight. The bill would let a private firm own and run the U S portion of a global satellite system, with public ownership of half the stock and others backing government ownership alternatives.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
U.S
Mansfield
Storms Kill Three in Poland Winds and Hail Hit North Central Regions
Violent wind and hailstorms killed at least three people and caused extensive damage across north central Poland overnight, according to PAP. Additional details on fatalities and areas affected were not immediately available.
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Warsaw
Poland
PAP
Jobless total in Winchester area falls to 1100
The Virginia Employment Commission reports unemployment in Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties declined from 1200 in February to 1100 by the end of June. Non agricultural employment rose 200 to 12,900, with seasonal factors driving most gains.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Virginia Employment Commission
Commission
Rival Factions Near Settlement Shaping Algerian Crisis
In Algeria, Ben Bella loyalists seize Philippeville as rival factions move toward a leadership settlement. Ben Khedda negotiates with Khider while French forces boost presence, signaling tense political talks amid street patrols in Algiers.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Philippeville
Pro Ben Bella
Constantine
Algeria
Ben Bella
Bone
Oran
Ben Youssef Ben Khedda
Ben Khedda
Mohammed Khider
Hearing Set For Hottle On August 1
Shenandoah County authorities say Billy Lee Hottle 19 faces murder charges in the July 16 death of his father Mervin Orville Hottle 51. He is scheduled for a hearing on August 1 after being moved from hospital to Shenandoah County Jail.
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Strasburg
Billy Lee Hottle
Shenandoah County
Young Hottle
Mervin Orville Hottle
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Roanoke
Billy Eugene Bishop, Jr
Dwayne Howard
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Christine Bishop
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Cosmos
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Hillcrest
Wilaya
Khider
Algiers’ Autonomous Zone
Zone Command
Alger Republicain
Lafayette
France
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