African Asian Bloc Divided On U.N. Session
The 46 Asian African members of the United Nations show split views on a special August session to address the French Tunisian Bizerte base dispute. Liberia urged a session, but many Asia and Africa nations were hesitant. A closed door meeting was held amid uncertainty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. I. Goldberg
United Nations
N.Y
Bizerte
Asia
Africa
Liberia
France
Tunisia
Mediterranean
Turkey
Japan
Philippines
Yugoslavia
Cuba
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Dublin
New York
Nathan Barnes
Special Assembly
Security Council
Sahara
Tunis
Dag Hammarskjold
Habib Bourguiba
Council
Bourguiba
United States
Berlin
Haysi Flood Five Feet Deep in Main Street
Heavy rains pushed streams over banks flooding Haysi Virginia main street to five feet forcing evacuation of about 100 families in town and surrounding area. No casualties reported. Police Chief said Prater Creek and Lick Creek overflowed with damage feared to exceed 1957 flood. Debris filled streets. two houses reportedly washed away. Virginia 83 and 80 blocked in several areas west toward Honaker.
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Haysi
Virginia
Caney Farmer Jr
Prater Creek
Lick Creek
Sogne A Psarmer
Dickenson
Farmer
Prater
Virginia 83
Honaker
Kentucky
Bristol
Gown Blooming Early Near Gross Junction and Fire Hall Auction
Mrs Eugene Newlin of Gross Junction reports the Goldenrod in full bloom in fields near her area, unusual for September. A Norfolk tagged sailor arrived in town heading west with his boat. Shawnee Fire Department grossed 1700 dollars at its annual party and auction held at the fire hall. Weather forecast calls for another scorching day with showers tonight and hot conditions tomorrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eugene Newlin
Gross Junction
Winchester Days awards handed to Mrs Reed for top sales
Mrs. John Reed of 109 Oates Ave. receives 1000 silver dollars as top prize from the Winchester Retail Merchants Association for Winchester Days sales. Other earners include Grace Ramirez Roy F. Price Jamey Troup Helen Ridgeway and Ruby Shipe each receiving 100. AMA president Robert Pizzano notes this promotion topped prior efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Reed
Oates Ave
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Days
Soviet Ideals Spark Mixed Western Reaction
London dispatch reports mixed Western European reactions to the Soviet Communist party 20 year plan. Skepticism about utopian promises contrasts with hope for peace and a no war stance. Analysts note Khrushchev may avoid war to protect goals while Sweden and Belgium view the plan as political maneuvering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anthony White
London
Soviet Communist Party
Soviet Union
Europe
Britain
Khrushchev
Kennedy Proposes Over 10 Billion in New Federal Spending
President Kennedy in six months proposes added spending authority totaling 10.4 billion dollars with 6.51 billion to be used in fiscal 1962 and the rest spread over subsequent years. Officials project a fiscal 1963 budget near 90 billion while deficits loom though the administration aims for balance. Critics doubt feasibility, noting the Berlin build up and tax rise possibilities as part of fiscal discipline efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Secretary of the Treasury
Douglas Dillon
Berlin
Hep Noble cancels Beaulieu jazz festival at abbey ruins
Lord Montagu of Beaulieu, famed for the event, scraps the annual jazz festival citing crowd trouble and village ruin risk. He notes riots and drunkenness, despite guards and police, and says he will not relocate the event.
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Beaulieu
England
Montagu of
Montagu
Cambridge University
Car Chased By Police Hits Pole At Intersections
A car chased by State Troopers crashed at the intersection of Routes 50 and 522 east of Winchester injuring two men. One occupant fled. authorities search for him. Cassidy and Richardson admitted hitchhiking. both are in hospitals with injuries. The car was a total loss. A second two car crash on Route 761 caused 500 dollars in damages. No injuries reported in a third single car on Route 522.
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Winchester
L. M. Bauserman
Garber
L. P. Coverstone
Coverstone
Lee-Jackson
Mullins
Richardson
Cassidy
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Co
Rt. 761
Pontiac
Franklin Delano Bryant
Waxahachie
Tex
Thelbert Gratton Mauck
Rt. 1
Berryville
Chevrolet
L. A. Estep
Barbara Ann Bickle
Altoona
Melvin McIntyre
McCloy Reports To President on Talks With Khrushchev
John J. McCloy will report to President Kennedy tonight on his talks with Soviet Premier Khrushchev about disarmament and the Berlin crisis. McCloy flew from Moscow after delivering a message to Kennedy and will brief Secretary of State Rusk and the President on his discussions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John J. McCloy
Kennedy
Khrushchev
Berlin
White House
Pierre Salinger
McCloy
Dean Rusk
Moscow
U.S
Rusk
Hyannis Port
Mass
Salinger
Black Sea
Chicago Wade-in Ends Quietly at Rainbow Beach
The fourth Sunday wade-in on Rainbow Beach Chicago’s South Side unfolded without incident. About 65 Black and white demonstrators joined 200 police in cordons as 30,000 bathers visited the three-block lakeside stretch on a hot afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Wade
Rainbow
Lake Michigan
Britain seeks membership in the European Common Market
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced Britain would apply to join the six nation bloc, noting entry depends on negotiations and protecting Commonwealth interests. He warned negotiations will be detailed and protracted with no guaranteed success, and any agreement requires House approval after Commonwealth consultation.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
House of Commons
Macmillan
Rome
France
Italy
West Germany
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
New Zealand
West Berlin Garrisons Hold Elert Exercise Across City
West Berlin garrisons and Allied missions conducted a routine air alert exercise. About 2,000 refugees from Communist East Germany entered West Berlin in one day, a new daily record since June 1953. In Cleveland Ohio, William J Corrigan a prominent labor lawyer and defense counsel in the Sheppard murder trial died at 75.
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West Berlin
East Germany
Cleveland, Ohio
William J. Corrigan
Cleveland
Sam Sheppard
Memory of Ghastly Accident Still Haunts Lone Survivor
NEWPORT Kentucky AP Hexie Maxie a former coal miner recalls the mountaintop crash seven years ago when a 13 year old car carried 12 people including his wife and three children only he survived the fiery wreck atop Pine Mountain near Whitesburg The NC S called it the worst auto accident in its history He left mining for restaurant work and wanders seeking peace as he awaits a return home after years of travel and recovery
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
Hexie Maxie
Kentucky
Cumberland Chain
Maxie
National Safety Council
Thomas Brown
Brown
Pine Mountain
Whitesburg
Nowport
Kennedy Returns to White House as Global Tensions Mount
President Kennedy, after a Cape Cod family weekend, returns to Washington to tackle Red China and Geneva disarmament talks. He meets with Nationalist China emissaries and McCloy, then spends a day on Natucket Sound with family including daughter Caroline, wife Jacqueline, and brothers aboard boats.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Cape Cod
Kennedy
China
Geneva
Andrews Air Force Base
Maryland
White House
China Cheng
Red China
Outer Mongolia
United Nations
Joe
John J. McCloy
Moscow
McCloy
Khrushchev
Kim
Caro Kennedy
Jacqueline
St. Francis
Marlin
Nattucket Sound
Robert F
Ethel
We Ne Ae
Ambata Sader
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U.N
W&l
Greenville, Va
Earl Leberne Crum
Washington & Lee University
Lehigh University
Bethlehem
Durham, N. C
John Sprunt Hill
Hill
The
Durham Bank & Trust Co
Faison
N. C
Windhell
Eric
Grace Rameriz
Roy F
Svenska Dagbladet
Hep Noble
Memorial Hospital
James Allen Cassidy
Johnson City
Tenn
Roy Luther Richardson
George G. Mullins
Cedarville
Elert
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