Local Man Reports Cuba Visit Amid Passport Confidence
Todd Stuart son of Dr and Mrs E Christopher Stuart of Boyce and Winchester recounts a Cuba trip with other U S students and says a passport issue is unlikely. his mother confirms he called last week to say he was fine and that the group would depart Cuba around August 1.
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E. Christopher ‘Stuart
Boyce and Winchester
Cuba
Hassel
The
Star Today
U.S
Roanoke Officials Weigh Clarke Jail Upgrade Plans
Roanoke officials study proposed Clarke jail renovations including a plan for 12 new cells with an attached residence costing 72000 and a complete remodeling option. A third idea adds a four foot walkway to curb prisoner access to windows. Also noted is a student from Boyce Va and Cuba travel content plans amid passport and legal questions.
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Berryville
Roanoke Iron
Brent
Harvard Student Desires Longer Stay in Cuba
Todd Stuart, a 22 year old Harvard student with a handlebar mustache, says after a month in Cuba he would like a few more days with his Cuban girlfriend. He also questions whether the U S State Department could take further action.
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Stuart
United States
Supreme Court
Miami
State Department
Harvard
Todd Stuart
Cuba
U.S. State Department
Shawnee Fire Co plans live drill with controlled house burn
Members of the Shawnee Fire Co will conduct an almost real life practice drill this evening at a house provided for the exercise. Fire officials said the exact location will be kept secret to gather all Shawnee firefighters at 6 p.m. for the drill and invite other firemen to observe.
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Shawnee Fire Co
Welse
Police Seek Motorist Who Broke Downtown Store Window
City police hunt a driver who rammed a downtown store window, shattering a corner pane. A rear window at McCrory's Store on Indian Alley was found broken by a patrol officer around 2 a.m. today.
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McCrory’s
Delinquent Auction At Denny's Comm Tonight At Seven
Denny's Commercial Auction scheduled for tonight at 7 o'clock features furniture appliances tools and a final clearance of merchandise. Lovett's Shoe Dress Shop advertises savings and reduced stock. Crisman Cleaners closes for vacation August 5 through 10.
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Denny’s
Lovett
Rooss Fire Co
Federal Savings & Loan
Winchester Savings & ‘Loan
W. Boscawen Street
Crisman Cleaners
Red China may risk new war in Asia warns AP
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports ominous signs from Beijing amid friction with Moscow over nuclear testing. Chinese leaders press for action in Korea Indochina and Viet Nam as North Korea echoes warlike rhetoric. Nehru cautions readiness for possible border tensions and a broader confrontation with the West.
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Korea
U.S
South Korea
Southeast Asia
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Indochina
Viet Nam
Laos
Nehru
India
Moscow
Ward in coma as jury retires over drug charges
A jury at the Old Bailey retired to consider verdicts on Dr. Stephen Ward while he remained unconscious in hospital from an overdose. Judge Sir Archie Marshall postponed sentencing if convicted until Ward regains consciousness. Ward faces five charges with a possible 25 year maximum.
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London
Old Bailey Court
Stephen Ward
Archie Marshall
Ward
Christine Keeler
Noel Howard Jones
Chelsea
Julian Gulliver
Barry O’brien
Justice Marshall
Test Ban Accord Officially Rejected By Chinese Reds
U.S. military chiefs monitor a flare up along the Korean DMZ amid reports of North Korean aggression linked to Red China. Officials say incidents appear isolated but could signal an offensive pattern, with reinforced patrols and heightened readiness across Korea and regional forces.
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Korea
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North Korea
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South Korea
Soviet Union
State Department
Richard I. Phillips
Asia
Phillips
India
China
United States
38Th Parallel
Formal Break With Moscow Near
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports China condemns the Moscow pact as a "dirty fraud" and hints at Beijing leaning toward a formal break with Moscow over the partial test ban. Peking says the agreement fails to bar China from weapons development and accuses the Soviet Union of war alliance with imperialism.
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Tokyo
China
Peking
Moscow
A. Gov
New China News
Virginia posts $24 million general fund surplus forecast
Virginia reports a $24 million tentative cash balance for the general fund at year end, with total general fund revenues rising to $292,087,518 for the year. Withholding in income tax and a booming economy pushed a $31 million windfall in early months, raising expectations for a larger two year surplus. The state expects possible near $40 million by June 1964, but Governor Harrison cautions against premature forecasts. The report notes withholding and prior system changes boosted receipts, while some refunds and withholdings remain unsettled.
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Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
Day
Harrison
Ing
Tests Show Guns Taken From Reds Kill Americans
U N command said North Korean soldiers killed Tuesday. Ballistic tests proved that submachine guns taken from two North Koreans were the weapons used in Monday morning ambush. Brig Gen Brown reported no U S casualties in the latest skirmish near the demilitarized zone. four North Koreans were flushed out six miles south of the armistice line with two killed and two dead by own action.
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U.N. Command
George Creel
Creel
U.S
North
South Korea
Charles Pershing Brown
Brown
1St Cavalry Division
7Th Division
Rooney Elected To Succeed Late Rep Walter
Fred B. Rooney 37 Democrat wins special election in Pennsylvania 15th District to fill the unexpired term of the late U S Representative Francis E. Walter. Rooney defeats Republican Robert G Bartlett 48697 to 42174 in unofficial tally amid Kennedy policy support.
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Bethlehem, Pa
Fred B. Rooney
U.S
Francis E. Walter
Pennsylvania
Rooney
Robert G. Bartlett
Bethlehem Steel Co
Kennedy
William W. Screnton
Bartlett
Sarah Zane Fire Co Regular Monthly Meeting
The Sarah Zane Fire Company holds its regular monthly meeting at the Fire Hall Thursday in the afternoon. Members are urged to attend for standard reports and updates to operations and next month’s schedule.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Fire Hall
Portugal Told To End Alleged Repressions
The U N Security Council voted 8 to 0, with the United States, to urge Portugal to end alleged repressions in its African territories and move toward independence. The resolution urged measures to prevent military equipment from aiding repressive actions, amid protests of NATO weapons usage.
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U.N. Security Council
Portugal
Si Nation Council
United States
United
Sta
NATO
U.N
Strasburg Firemen Parade Tonight With 85 Units Planned
The Strasburg Fire Department hosts its annual parade tonight at about 7 p.m. with around 85 marching units. Representative John C. Jack M. is touted as grand marshal while Virginia and West Wingate are expected to attend.
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Strasburg
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