Hagerty Car Besieged By Leftist Protesters In Tokyo
Ten thousand demonstrators surged against Eisenhower visit plans as Hagerty and aides were trapped for over an hour. Police cleared a path near the battered car before a Marine helicopter evacuated them to safety amid Tokyo turmoil. A White House statement said plans for the trip remain unchanged.
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Tokyo
Eisenhower
Japan
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Stephens
Washington
America
Anne Wheaton
Thomas E. Stephens
P Gill
Lineush
Aber
Zengakuren
Student Federation
Sokyo Federation of Labor Unions
MacArthur II
U.S. Marine
Fanatical Students Warn Ike Could Be Endangered
AP dispatch from Tokyo reports fanatical university students and leftist unionists demonstrating today. They besieged James Hagerty outside the airport area. Hagerty sat inside a car as protesters battered the vehicle during Eisenhower's visit era.
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Nate Polowetzky
Tokyo
Eisen
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
U. S. Am
Nixon and Rockefeller Meet at British Exhibition
Vice President Nixon and Governor Rockefeller greeted each other cordially at a Waldorf luncheon opening a British trade exhibition at the New York Coliseum. Prince Philip attended as the exhibit opened with thousands present, while Nixon and Rockefeller exchanged brief, polite gestures amid tight security.
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New York
Nixon
Free World
Russia
Coliseum
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York Coliseum
Prince Philip
Rockefeller
Dias
Eisenhower
Lord Rootes
G.B.E
Robert F. Wagner
Perons
Prince
United States
Britain
Town Crier reports sympathy over Parkway drag racing concern
A Winchester resident voices support for Parkway residents noting daily and nightly drag racing on the main street. Estes Transfer seeks the teen who found and returned a bank deposit pouch to Shenandoah Valley Bank. A canvas covered truck labeled Careful Wide Load was escorted through Martinsburg to Ridgeway by state police.
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Aster.cuve
Uixy
Town Crier
Parkway
Wincheser
Town
Estes Transfer Co
Shenandoah Valley Bank
Whinia State Police
Martinsburg
Rt. 11
Ridgeway
Edward Shull Heads Legion Commander of Post 21
J Edward Shull Jr was elected Commander of Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion last night. He received the gavel from outgoing Commander Gerald Good man and lives at 724 Woodstock Lane with his wife Jean Ritter. He served in the Navy in the South Atlantic during World War II and has been with the Goodrich Store for 11 years. Subsequent officers elected include vice commander Upton Snider chaplain and Finance Officer Edwin Pomeroy. other members are Eston Te Vault Sgt at arms Albert Seal historian Randolph M Gaunt adjutant with Gaunt reelected.
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J. Edward Shull, Jr
Conrad Hoover
American’ Legion
Gerald Goodman
Shull
Woodstock Lane
Jean Ritter
South Atlantic
Navy
Eel Bam Goodrich
Gan
Upton Snider
Edwin Pomeroy
Eston Te- Vault
Albert Seal
Randolph M. Gaunt
Gaunt
Turner Sencindiver
Harold
Spelling Champion Crowned at National Bee in Washington
The National Spelling Bee in Washington crowned a new spelling champion as the pronouncer Benson Alleman announced the winner.
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Washington
Benson
Alleman
Apple Crop Outlook From Virginia Growers Meeting
At Woodbine Farms near Winchester a twilight meeting told growers that the 1959 through national apple harvests will be somewhat below last year’s totals of about 118.2 million bushels. Dr. Howard A. Rollins Jr of Virginia Tech outlined state and regional conditions. other speakers discussed disease and pest trends and orchard practices amid a favorable southern Virginia outlook and weaker northern yields.
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Howard A. Rollins, Jr
Virginia Polytechnic Institute Horticultural
Woodbine Farms
Henry
Frank
James Brumback
Ruit
A. B. Groves
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
C. H. Hill
Rollins
Virginia
Georgia
North Carolina
West Virginia
Pennsylvania
Maryland
New England
New Jersey
Vernon warehouseman admits stealing and gifting toys
Joseph Gruber, a 27 year old Vernon warehouseman, used a company truck to haul goods from a discount house and gave them to neighborhood children. Police estimated the total value at 59000 with most items donated. He was booked on suspicion of grand theft.
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Vernon
Calif
Joseph Gruber
Gruber
Jim Morrison
Thursteco
New Industry Expected in Shenandoah Valley near Winchester
At Staunton conference, Cliff H. Whiteman said six new industries will near the Shenandoah Valley within months. A Berryville chamber rep noted Clarke area not poised for typical growth, while one firm surveyed over 600 sites in three years. Regions represented included Alleghany, Rockbridge, Bath, Augusta, Rockingham, Page, Shenandoah, Warren, Frederick and Clarke counties.
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Shenandoah Valley
Winchester
Staunton
Chamber of Commerce
Cliff H. Whiteman
Berryville
Clarke Area
Whiteman
Alleghany
Rockbridge
His Bath
Augusta
Rockingham
Page Shenandoah
Warren
Frederick
Clarke
Broadway Actors and Producers End Broadway Blackout
New York AP reports actors and producers ratified a four year contract to end a week long Broadway stage blackout. Plans call for reopening 19 of 22 shows by Monday night under a peace formula directed by City Labor Commissioner Harold A Felix. The agreement passed 773 to 54 among Actors Equity members and League of New York Theatres.
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NEW York
League of New York Theaters
Harold A. Felix
Actors Equity Assn
David Merrick
Million Dollar Center Planned on Valley Pike
Rosenfeld Realty Company in Washington announces a $1 million two stage center on 20 acres at the southeast corner of Vice and State. Six tenants have signed leases including Food Fair People’s Drug Virginia ABC Board S. Kresge Shell OIl and Footers’ cleaning plant. The first stage will offer 90,000 square feet brick stone and glass construction with 1,000 front parking spaces and employee and delivery parking at the rear. Construction to complete by August 1 with Food Fair occupying 20,000 square feet and S. Kresge securing five and ten cent space.
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Valley Pike
Mill Creek Road
Rosenfel Realty Company
Washington
Food Fair
Peoples Drug Ween
Virginia Abc Board
S. Kresge
Shell Oisies
Harry Footer
Footers
Rosenfeld
Endicott-Johnson Family Shoes
Diana
Vice
Tate
U S Stands Firm on Defense of Free World at Geneva
In Geneva the United States rejected disarmament terms seen as forcing withdrawal of U S forces overseas. Frederick M Eaton of the U S delegation warned the plan would liquidate world security pacts and require U S bases to be abandoned upon request. The Western bloc gave initial reaction to Nikita Khrushchev’s disarmament proposal. The plan also calls for destroying delivery vehicles and closing foreign military bases in the first phase.
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Geneva
United States
Soviet Union
Free World
U.S
Asipagadir
Frederick M. Eaton
U. S
Eaton
Nikita Khrushchev
School trustees named for new four year terms
Pinckney Arthur chairs the electoral board with Julian Carbaugh and George Smith. Frederick County School Board members named are Robert Muse for Back Creek and Huyett Light for Stonewall. James Wood High School summer classes set for Monday 9 a.m. in the cafeteria offering English social studies science and math.
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Pinckney Arthur
Julian $. Carbaugh
George A. Smith
Frederick County School Board
Robert M. Muse
Back Creek
Huyett G. Light
Stonewall
Charles E.bass
Ahairman
Clyde Logan
Fred A. Whitacre
Gain ‘Oro
James Wood High School
Psychiatrist Says Jackson Case Solved in 1959 Murders
Fairfax AP report says a man matching a telepathist description of the murderer of the Jackson family and another woman was committed to a Virginia mental hospital. Dr. F Regis Riesenman claims the case is solved, citing police actions and a two hour hearing at the Fairfax courthouse.
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Fairfax (Ap
Jackson
Peter Herkes
Carroll Jackson
Isin
Louisa County
Vienna
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Herkes
Margaret V. Harold
Annapolis
F. Regis Riesenman
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Virginia
Jackson Oe
Apple Grove
J. Masonrove
Fairfax
Wenaghan
Washington Hotel
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