U.S. Demands Return of Nine Army Men From East Germany
Russia refuses to accept responsibility for nine U S Army personnel captured after a helicopter from the 3rd Armored Division made a forced landing near Zwickau East Germany The United States questions East German jurisdiction and demands the air crew and aircraft be returned The Western Allies say postwar four power agreements require U S Soviet and British dealings with the Soviet Union on matters concerning East Germany Officials report all nine men are safe and unharmed
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East Germany
United States
East Berlin
Germany
Soviet Union
3Rd Armored Division
U. S S
Zwickau
East German
Foreign Ministry
U.S. State Department
Virginia reports eleven road deaths over weekend
Eleven highway deaths were logged by state police over the weekend, raising Virginia's total to 315 for the year. Victims include Thomas H. Collins of Indianapolis and Odell Scott of Esmont, among others, in crashes across Lee, Albemarle, Halifax, Russell, Scott, Fauquier, Prince Anne and Fairfax counties.
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Thomas H. Collins
Indianapolis
Ind
US 58
Lee County
Robert Corey
Odell Scott
Esmont
Albemarle County
University of Virginia
Herman Miller
Sutherlin
Pittsylvania County
Halifax Hospital
Vernon Hill
Halifax County
James Orville Hubbard
Honaker
Russell County
Richlands
Rosa Mullen Mounts
Williamson
W. Va
Kingsport
Tenn
Duffield
Scott County
French Mounts
Wiliam A. Ball Sr
Ellerson
Hanover County
Russell Crank Jr
Trevilians
Louisa County
Andrew H. Thompson
Remington
Fauquier County
Esther C. Wirsing
Roanoke
Centreville
Fairfax County
Elbern G. Mayne
Cumberland
Donald E. Hall
Gastonia
N. c
38Th Missile Battalion
Princess Anne County
State Rt
Macmillan Urges Closer Economic Ties With United States
Harold Macmillan called for closer economic ties between Britain and the United States during a commencement address at DePauw University. He warned of artificial trade barriers, stressed interdependence for the 20th century, and outlined hopes for De Gaulle's France, shared prosperity, and the free world’s defense of liberty. He planned a Washington visit for talks with President Eisenhower and Secretary Dulles.
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de Pauw University
Geencastle
Ind
Macmillan
Washington
Eisenhower
John Foster Dulles
Indiana
Charles de Gaulle
France
de Gaulle
Twilight meeting for fruit growers near Stephens City
A Twilight Fruit Growers Meet is set for Thursday at Abe Zirkle's orchard west of Stephens City. County Agent John T. Wolfe says Zirkle will explain Management and Spray practices, followed by orchards tour and talks on disease and insect conditions by researchers from Winchester. Refreshments after the program.
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Abe Zirkle
Stephens City
John T. Wolfe
Zirkle
A.B. Groves
H. Hill
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Howard A. Rollins, Jr
J. Kenneth Robinson
Winchester
Mr. Zirkle
Grove Lime Co
Stephens City Council
Alson Smith Installed As President of JCC
Alson H. Smith was installed as president of the Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce during the Saturday night banquet at the George Washington Hotel. He succeeds Roy W. Williams. Jayceeettes president Mrs. Gerald L. Goodman took office. Various officers and directors were sworn in and awards announced for service and attendance.
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JCC
Alson H. Smith
Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Roy W. Williams
Gerald L. Goodman
The
Jayceeettes
Williams
George Washington Hotel
Linwood DeHaven
Leonard Newcome
Clayton Adams
R.M. Alford
Delmas Sewell
Smith
Robert Smith
Marvin Milam
Eugene Dearing
James Hockman
Aaron Zuckerman
Virginia Jcc
Jayceeette
Dolores Lewis
Margaret Smith
Jean Smith
June Golliday
Jean Milam
Mattressa Zuckerman
Virginia Newcome
Vernon Uber
Forrest Wesson
Zuckerman
Wesson
Kenneth Lake
Jay Lowden
Sewell
Dave Tavenner
Don Woolschiager
Soviet aide denies spy charges in Beaumet case
Soviet ambassador Menshikov says Nikolai Kurochkin denied U S charges of trying to buy secret military documents from Beaumet an Arlington Magazine writer Beaumet says he delivered non secret material for 435 over months and cooperated with investigators Baumet registered as foreign agent no action planned against him Kurochkin to be expelled United States disputes Baker case in Moscow showdown
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Mikhail Menshikov
Menshikov
Nikolai I. Kurochkin
State Department
Charles T. Beaumet
Kurochkin
United States
Beaunwt
Arlington
Beaumet
Justice Department
Baumet
Department
Soviet Union
John A. Baker
House Debates Trade Bill Faces tossup survival vote
Eisenhower seeks a five year extension of the reciprocal trade program and tariff cuts in exchange for concessions. The dispute splits parties as protectionists push for limits while Democrats and business groups oppose deeper tariff reductions. A congressional veto plan and safeguards for oil and mineral workers are debated.
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Eisenhower
House
U.S
United States
Richard M. Simpson
Rpa
Wilbur D. Mills
R-Ark
House Ways and Means Committee
Subway Sympathy Walkout Hit London Rush Hour
In London a sympathy walkout by some subway workers disrupted morning commutes as about 79 of 1,000 motormen and conductors stayed away, canceling 40 of 500 trains. The action followed a London bus strike now in its fifth week with 50,000 drivers seeking higher wages.
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London
Army Chief Sees 900000 Min for U S Army
Secretary of the Army Brucker testified to a Senate subcommittee that the Army needs at least 900000 soldiers, despite a 30000 cutback allowed by superiors. He cited 15 divisions as the minimum, with McElroy resisting further manpower increases.
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Brucker
Senate
Defense Department
House
Denis Chavez
D-Nm
Army
McElroy
Brucker Sai
Maxwell D. Taylor
Chavez
Nothig
Taylor
Four Area High Schools Hear Baccalaureate Sermons
High schools across four area communities held baccalaureate services tonight with Dr. W Maynard Sparks addressing Handley High School on Life s Required Courses. James Wood High School heard Rev G B Harris, Clarke County heard Rev Julian Overrell, and Johnson Williams heard Rev Charles W Jones. Graduation ceremonies are planned this week at Handley Clarke County and Johnson Williams with Handley at 8 p m Clarke County on the lawn at 6 p m and Johnson Williams at 8 p m James Wood will hold commencement on its front lawn tomorrow at 6 p m. The speakers urged focus on spiritual values beyond material success.
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Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Handley High School
James Wood High School
G. B. Harris
First Baptist Church
Hagerstown
Clarke County High School
Berryville
Julian Overell
Johnson-Williams High School
Charles W. Jones
Johnson - Williams High Schools
Clarke County
Sparks
Dr. Sparks
Christ
Harris
James Wood
Clashes Renewed Between Greek and Turkish Cypriots
Riots flare for a third straight day in Cyprus after the murder of a Turkish Cypriot woman. Greece seeks NATO attention as Turkish Cypriots demand partition and independence from Britain.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization Council
NATO
Britain
Man Dies Jumping at Grand Canyon South Rim
A 43 year old Grand Canyon motel clerk Donald Mark died after slipping while jumping between stones on the Grand Canyon South Rim. John McLaughlin Grand Canyon National Park superintendent said Mark fell several hundred feet before a crowd of 75 tourists.
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Grand Canyon, Ariz
Grand Canyon
Donald Mark
John McLaughlin
Grand Canyon National Park
Mark
Local Races Set in Berryville Stephens City Boyce Tomorrow
Mayors and town council seats are contested in Berryville Stephens City and Boyce with write in ballots expected. Incumbents in Boyce face first opposition in years while Middletown and Winchester area benches report unopposed or retiring incumbents. Polls open 6:30 am to 7:30 pm amid warm humid weather and possible afternoon thundershowers.
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Stephens City
Boyce
Winchester
Middletown
J.M. Casey
Robert McDonald
Charles Zombro
Lee Clark
J.G. Burch
John Hawkins
Lawrence Kephart
Miss Mae Lanham
Hugh Copenhaver
Thomas J. Fritts
Linwood Lanham
Mr. Burch
Lynn Comer
Ralph Wakeman
Wakeman
P. H. Wakeman
Mae Craig
Lions Club
The
Methodist Church
Elks Club of
Mr. Comer
New Market
Sears Roebuck
Stephens City High School
Comer
Stephens City Fire Company
Irene Bott
Toms Brook
Virginia towns hold varied municipal elections
The Associated Press reports Tuesday elections across Virginia see multiple contests for mayor and council. Stanardsville and Brookneal use write in ballots. Brookneal has blank ballots due to no candidacy filings. Farmville vies for mayor between Louis Dahl and William F. Watkins Jr. Colonial Beach features fourteen candidates for six council seats and a two way mayoral race.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Stanardsville
Brookneal
Standardsville
Greene County
Brookwell
Campbell County
State Board of Elections
General Assembly
State Board
Farmville
W. Fitzpatrick
Louis Dah
William F. Watkins Jr
Colonial Beach
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