Kennedy’s Paris talks mark a promising start for Kennedy
In Paris Kennedy’s first summit with Charles de Gaulle shows promising rapport. They agree on Berlin and defending Europe amid East‑West stalemate, discuss nuclear tests and Laos, and aim for nonconfrontational talks. Kennedy notes congressional awareness of limits on nuclear information.
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Paris
Kennedy
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Berlin
West Germany
Geneva
Laos
U. S
Congress
Latin America
France
Trujillo Assassin Killed Aide to Balaguer in Plot
A Dominican plot to kill the elder ruler Trujillo was exposed as officials report seven conspirators. Lt Amado Garcia Guerrero, an aide to President Balaguer, was machinegunned after resisting guards. Retired Gen Juan Tomas Diaz remains at large and a priest, Rev Gabriel Maduro, is held for sheltering a suspect. Church guards were placed around Catholic churches amid fears of reprisals.
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Amado Garcia Guerrero
Joaquin Balaguer
Juan Tomas Diaz
Gabriel Maduro
Huascar
Antonio Tejeda Pimentel
Garcia Guerrero
Trujillo
Rif
Prjille
Kennedy to Press Khrushchev on Troika at Talks in Vienna
President Kennedy met Nikita Khrushchev in Vienna for a high level session aimed at nuclear test ban and disarmament talks. The White House emphasis was on rejecting the Soviet troika plan and demanding strict inspection provisions to curb cheating.
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Geneva
Laos
Kennedy
Paris
Dean Rusk
U.S
Moscow
Llewellyn Thompson
Charles E. Bohlen
Khrushchev
Troika
Music Room
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Vienna
Danube
Student Guides to Elect Officers Monday
Members of the Student Guides and Tours Service sponsored by the Chamber of Commerce meet at 10:30 a.m. Monday in the Chamber office to elect officers and discuss summer operating procedures. The program begins full time next Thursday after city schools dismiss. The Shenandoah Motel Association contributes 144 toward summer office aides to keep the Chamber office open seven days a week and the guides receive tourist fees.
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Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Winchester
Frederick County
Shenandoah Motel Association
Veterans Visit Baker VFW Post In Martinsburg
The Post 2123 color guard and firing squad visited Newton Baker Post 896 Martinsburg for a drill performance. Lunch followed served by Newton Baker Post prior to a visit at the Newton Baker VA Center to see hospitalized veterans. Winchester attendees included Ralph Grim and numerous couples.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
Newton Baker
Martinsburg
Newton Baker Post
Newton Baker VA Center
Winchester
Ralph Grim
Grim
Harry Lake
William Eaton
Dudley Reynolds
Robert Hill
Hugh Graves
Howard Snapp
Lambert Brown
Howard Shull
Ike Allamong
Charles Rinker
Pete Purtlebaugh
Jake Lake
William Campbell
Million Dollar Civil War Money Display in Lou doun St.
The J. J. Newberry Store window displays Confederate notes bonds and certificates from 50 cents to 100000 and Union shin plasters up to 1000. Owned by Charles J. Affleck it showcases the first U S Greenback 1862 a 1000 Bank of the United States note and Montgomery Confederate bonds with flags associated to Wade Hampton’s 1876 South Carolina inauguration.
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J. J. Newberry
Loudoun St
Charles J. Affleck
Bank of the United States
Wade Hampton
Columbus
S. C
South Carolina
U.S
United States of America
Jones
Busy Virginia primary weekend opens with Raven clash
One of Virginia's busiest Democratic primary weekends began with a surprise Raven confrontation among lieutenant governor hopefuls. State Sen. Armistead Boothe challenged Godwin, Harrison, Button, and Boyd on stage, with speakers outlining positions on right to work and education funding amid campaign tensions.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Armistead Boothe
Tazewell County
Raven
Boothe
Mills E. Godwin
Godwin
Particua
A. S. Harrison
Robert Y. Button
T. Munford Boyd
Boyd
Harrison
Alexandria
Harrison-Button
John F. Kennedy
Button
Harrison Camp
U.S. Ballistic Base Construction Scales Bold Materials Use
The program will deploy structural steel equal to 26 Empire State Buildings, concrete for seven Pentagon structures, and energy to power a city of 250000 people.
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U.S. Ballistic Missile Base
Empire State
Welder Fatally Ends Family Tragedy Then Takes His Own Life
Hampton police say 28 year old shipyard welder Alvin Rose killed his wife Betty Rose 30 and daughter Cathy 31 while they slept in their northwest Hampton home then turned on his 17 year old niece before shooting himself with a .22 caliber pistol. The niece arrived from West Virginia after high school graduation and phoned police at 3 30 am reporting the incident. Rose had reportedly been drinking and police say he appeared to go berserk. Rose worked for Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co and Betty Rose was a cashier at a Newport News department store.
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Hampton
Alvin Rose
Betty L. Rose
Cathy
West Virginia
Rose
Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co
Newport News
Byrd Shelter Dedication Next Saturday
The Byrd shelter will be dedicated next Saturday during a visit by U S Senator Harry F Byrd who climbs Old Rag Mountain in National Park to mark his 74th birthday. National Park Service Director Conrad Wirth will accompany him as they spend the night in the new shelter funded by donations.
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Byrd
U. S
Harry F. Byrd
Old Rag Mountain
National Park
Conrad Wirth
National Park Service
Public Shelter Completed On Skyline Drive Near Old Rag
The two picked the site last June for a public shelter completed last fall. The 18 by 25 foot structure will accommodate 15 to 20 persons. Old Rag is reachable from Mile Post 43 on Skyline Drive or from Rt 600 in Madison County. Transportation from parking will be provided for the public during next Saturday activities.
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Skyline Drive
Madison County
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