Peking Declines to Attend World Communist Meeting
Peking declares it will never take part in any meeting that splits the international Communist movement. The issue centers on a Moscow backed 1960 declaration and a planned 26 party invitation list as Russia pressures for a world conference. Red China accuses Moscow of revisionist policy and calls for unity under Marxism Leninism.
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POKYO
Communist
China
Russia
Communist Movement
Soviet Communist Party
Peking
Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Tokyo
New China
Moscow
World Communist Movement
Red China
Italy
France
Japan
Indonesia
Ee Ak
Preemier Khrushchev
Communist China
Soviet Russia
Senator Clair Engle Dies at 52 in California
Sen. Clair Engle, D Calif, died at his home in Washington after brain operations and illness that forced him to abandon his bid for re-election. Speculation centers on Gov. Pat Brown naming Pierre Salinger to fill the remainder of Engle's term. Engle had served 20 years in Congress and eight terms in the House before his Senate seat.
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Washington
Clair Engle
Calif
Edmund G
Pat) Brown
California
White House
Pierre Salinger
Engle
Salinger
Alan Cranston
Senate
Spessard Holland
Dfla
Cranston
Senate Vn la
Red Bluff
Roy L. Sexton
Enegle
Qwais
Congress
House of Representatives
Carnival for Muscular Dystrophy Planned at Fulton Home
Residents anticipate a cooler night with temps near 57 as the Clark family hosts a Muscular Dystrophy carnival Saturday at the Fulton home on Rt 277, 214 miles east of Stephens City. A large sign will mark the location.
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Bobby
Kathy
Tommy
Johnny
Fulton
Bill Clark
Fulton Thome
Stephens
Rt. 277
Ranger 7 Near Moon Watch With 80 Percent Chance of Moon Closeups
Pasadena radios report Ranger 7 sails toward the moon with cameras aboard and an 80 percent chance of capturing history making closeups. Dr. William H. Pickering of JPL says the craft passed the roughest phase and has strong odds of success as it prepares for final descent and 4,000 image shots.
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Pasadena
Calif
William H. Pickering
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Sea of Clouds
Moon
Pickering
Rights Leaders Urge Shift in Tactics
Civil rights leaders in several cities express reservations about ending mass demonstrations until after election day. They criticize the states rights platform at the Goldwater nomination and urge a broader pause on marches to focus on registering Black voters. Roy Wilkins clarifies the summit statement.
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New York
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Roy Wilkins
National Association For the Advancement of Colored ‘People
FINAL SALE Dresses and Sportswear at Modernage Shoppe
The Modernage Shoppe announces a final sale on dresses sportswear and bathing suits with price reductions across the collection. Storewide discounts are highlighted as limited time offers during the sale period.
Virginia's $57.3 Million Surplus Draws Criticism
Virginia faces a $57.3 million surplus at the end of the 1962 64 biennium drawing calls to spend the funds. State Sen William B Hopkins Roanoke urges a special session to put the money to work for public schools and localities while Gov Albertis Harrison Jr defends the surplus as evidence of a strong economy.
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Richmond
Virginia
William B. Hopkins
Roanoke
General Assembly
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Harrison
Hopkins
Dan
del. Henry Almond
James E. Turk
Radford
Lexington
Del
Charles W. Gunn
Rescuers Intensify Operations In French Mine
In ChampagNol e France rescuers push deeper into a limestone mine where nine miners are trapped. Three men show signs of strain and collapse while foreman Andre Martinet pleads for extraction as officials relay food drinks and warmth through a lowered tube.
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Champagnole
France
Andre Martinet
Martinez
Winchester Days draw crowd to downtown sale kickoff
Crowds jam downtown as Winchester Days opens with deeply discounted bargains. Shoppers rush in as Irvin Shendow and Paul Strawderman report record interest and pageants of merchandise. Montgomery Ward, McCrory's, and Newberry's call the event a major success with heavy foot traffic.
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Winchester Days
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Irvin Shendow
Bell’s Clothes
Paul Strawderman
Leggett’s
Mr. Shendow
Preston Howard
Montgomery Ward
Robert Miller
McCrory’s
Robert Griffith
Newberry’s
Mr. Griffith
Richard Martin Reports Strong Opening at Penneys
Richard Martin of Penneys said crowds are terrific and the initial response was tremendous with all the parking lots loaded. About a hundred people attended the opening.
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Richard Martin
Penney’s
Hail Seeding Fees At West Virginia Meeting
Frederick area farmers opposed to cloud seeding attended a Berkeley Springs gathering in West Virginia. William English, the local coalition chairman, reported strong turnout and enthusiasm. Directors planned tonight’s meeting at B H Cochran’s Clearbrook home to appoint committees and review study results.
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Frederick
Berkeley Springs
W.va
William English
West
Mr. English
Thurman Perry
Ron Pierce
Charles Sandy
Henry Shirley
James Sarver
American Officer Killed in Viet Cong Ambush North of Saigon
An American Army officer was reported killed in a major Viet Cong ambush of a government battalion north of Saigon before dawn. Casualties were described as extremely heavy with no immediate comment from an American spokesman. If confirmed, the death would be the fifth in three days and the 164th since December 1961.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Petition Filed Today in Howard Bail Fight
Defense lawyers for Otho Titus Howard indicted in the Hoover killings filed a petition for bail with the Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals after Judge Elliott D Marshall denied bail. They argued discretionary bail in capital cases and sought an early hearing date while noting no direct link to the stab deaths. The case also involves Luther Durham Jr. and centers on potential evidence from Durham as the prosecution weighs a first degree murder theory.
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Otho Titus Howard
Hoover
Elliott D. Marshall
Marshall
Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Peter K. McKee
David G. Simpson, Jr
Circuit Court
Mrs. Simpson
Mr. McKee
Howard
Luther Durham, Jr
Commonwealth
Otha Howard
Frederick County
Virginia
Durham
Elliott Marshall
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Mr. Massie
Witness Eyewitness Link in Massie Stabbing Case
Report notes Luther Durham Jr., 22, as a witness to the Massie stabbing incident alongside Howard. The fragment suggests Durham’s involvement as a key figure in the inquiry. Further details on charges or outcomes are not provided in the readable text.
Virginia Weather Report Teases Warm 80s Drying Air
Richmond forecast shows temperatures in the 80s with low humidity as a cold front pushes away tropical heat, bringing drier air after several hot days.
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Richmond
Virginia
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