Local Election Candidates Outlined in Several Cities
Berryville, Boyce, Middletown, Stephens City vote tomorrow with 6 30 a m to 7 30 p m EST polling. Berryville shows contests including mayoral race and council races. Stephens City has write in bid by Raymond Hausenfluck. Massie seeks peacemaking talks to end strike at O Sullivan Rubber amid 29th day of picketing. plant staffing shifts eyed.
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Berryville
Boyce
Middletown
Stephens City
Raymond FE Hausenfluck
David K. Muntzing
William Shull
Walter McCauley
W. B.little
G. W. Borden
T. W. Sperry
T. A Sperry
Ralph M. Wakeman
J. E. Clevenger
Harry M. Carbaugh
R. H. Shiley
R. E. Hausenfluck
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
O’sullivan Rubber Corporation
Unseasonably Warm Weather Across Much of the United States
Warm conditions spread from the Rocky Mountains to the middle and south Atlantic states with highs in the 70s. Overnight lows ranged from the 60s to 90s in scattered areas. Needles California reported 93 and Pierre South Dakota 85 ahead of a hot day following 101 there yesterday.
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Rocky Mountains
Mississippi River Valley
Middle
South Atlantic
Needles
Calif
Pierre
B. D
Captain Sprinkle Dies Former Cemetery Superintendent
Capt Dallas M Sprinkle aged 74, longtime superintendent of the National Cemetery in this city for fifteen years, died suddenly at his Clearbrook home. He served in the Moro Campaign, WWI in France as a Captain, and held active duty before retiring to care for Arlington National Cemetery. Surviving are two sons Karl and Ralph, two sisters, and six grandchildren. Graveside services set for Wednesday at Arlington National Cemetery.
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Dallas M. Sprinkle
National Cemetery
Clearbrook
Hadkin County
N. C
Joseph A
Mary Jackson Sprinkle
Rosa Lewis
Capt. Sprinkle
Marvian
Winston Salem
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Mount Airy
Savannah
Philippines
San Francisco
France
Karl Sprinkle
Alexandria
Ralph Sprinkle
Charlotte
Rufus Ledmore
Alvin Speece
Rural Hall
N.C
D.S.T
Arlington National Cemetery
Arlington
Virginia
Jones Funeral Home
Cammer’s Cleaners
House Passes Foreign Aid Bill Slashed From Ike Request
The House approved a foreign aid bill totaling 3.8 billion dollars and sent it to the Senate, cutting more than a billion from President Eisenhower’s request of 4.9 billion. The vote showed House opposition to a large overseas aid program, but lawmakers declined to send the measure back to committee by a 157 to 52 margin.
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Washington
House
Senate
Eisenhower
Republicans Find Comfort in Ike’s Medical Reports
Eisenhower’s doctors announce a rapid and complete recovery from the intestinal blockage and surgery fueling GOP optimism about a 1952 presidential run. Harriman’s entry unsettles Democrats while Stevenson downplays surprise and vows continued active pursuit.
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Eisenhower
Averell Harriman
Harriman
Adlai Stevenson
Stevenson
Leonard D. Heaton
Mundt
R-Sd
Kerry
D-Okla
Four Die When Plane Strikes Power Line
In Kokomo Indiana a light plane struck a 132000 volt line and burned after impact. Pilot Paul F Eikenberry 35 and passengers Roy Biddle 30 and Gwen Williams 41 and Jane Williams 36 died. The crash left the craft hanging on wires about 70 feet high before it fell and was consumed by fire in about 30 seconds.
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Kokomo
Ind
Paul F. Eikenberry
Roy Biddle
Gwen Williams
Williams
Jane
Civilians Subject To Military Trials Abroad Court Says
The Supreme Court upheld military trials for civilians accompanying armed forces overseas in two cases. Dorothy Krueger Smith in Tokyo and Clarice B. Covert in England were involved. Smith killed her husband Army Col. Aubrey D. Smith and Covert killed Sgt. Edward E. Covert. The court affirmed civilian trials abroad, with dissents and a later reference to the Toth decision.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Clark
Warren
and Black
Frankfurter
Reed
Burton
Minton
Harlan
Dorothy Krueger Smith
Tokyo
Japan
Army
Aubrey D. Smith
Air Force
England
Sgt
Edward E. Covert
Korea
Toth
Pittsburgh
Smith
Clown's Tragedy Hidden in Act for Spectators
Lawrence Anderson of Chicago misjudged a firecracker at the Jimmy Lynch Thrill Show in Shreveport. His left hand was blown off, yet the crowd laughed at the staged act as attendants rushed him to a hospital. Doctors said the condition was not serious.
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Shreveport
Lawrence Anderson
Jimmy Lynch
Anderson
Chicago
Hunt for Leaders of Bloody Pro Peron Revolt in Argentina
Argentina's military regime hunted for leaders of a weekend revolt by Peronist factions. About 38 rebels were executed under martial law with more to face swift court martial. Police arrested hundreds across Rosario Santa Fe Santiago del Estero Corrientes amid a crackdown.
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Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Iring
Rosario
Santa Fe
Santiago del Estero
Corrientes
Mendoza
Eisenhower Rejects Joint Chiefs Visit to Soviet Union
President Eisenhower personally rejected a Soviet bid for all members of the U S Joint Chiefs of Staff to visit the Soviet Union in a conference with Sherman Adams. The decision allows some chiefs to visit later if given time outside the White House. Press secretary Hagerty announced the policy noting the president’s authorization. The invitation had been extended by Col Sergei A Edemsky and targets Gen Nathan Twining who plans an eight day Moscow visit starting June 24.
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Massie
Robert L. DeHaven
W. B. Swain
Swain
Vincent A. Catorella
O'Sullivan
Washington
Eisenhower
U. S. Joint Chiefs of Staff
Soviet Union
Sherman Adams
Walter Reed
Joint Chiefs
Russia
White House
Jame C. Hagerty
U. S
Nathan Twining
Air Force
Moscow
Avia
Ices
Five Die In County Youth Motor Bike Crash
Frederick County marked its fifth 1956 highway fatality after 15 year old George M. West died following a collision on U S Route 11 north of Winchester. His motor bike was struck by a 1950 Mercury driven by Thomas Feltner sending debris into a oncoming 1954 Pontiac driven by Paul Hockman. West died at Memorial Hospital from a broken neck and head injury. He was a James Wood High School eighth grader and Zion Hill Church member. Surviving relatives include both parents two brothers and two sisters. Funeral services are set for Tuesday at 10:30 a m at Jones Funeral Home with interment at Mount Hebron Cemetery.
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Frederick County
George M. West
Arthur West
Memorial Hospital
U. S. Rt. 11
Winchester
M. H. Moore
West
Mercury
Thomas
Feltner
Berryville
Paul R. Hockman
Front Royal
Friendship Ambulance
Douglass Hill
Pontiac
Smith County
Arthur V
Vernie Sheetz West
Zion Hill Methodist Church
Marion
Arthur V. West, Jr
Clearbrook
Virginia
Donald R. West
U. S. Air Force
Illinois
Gilda V. West
Linda M. West
Jones Funeral Home
J. S. Peebles
Brucetown Methodist Church
George Rot
J. W. Witt
James Dodson
Haymarket
U. S. 50
Full Speed With Salk Shots Might Protect Unvaccinated
Chicago reports two polio experts say Salk vaccine could guard unvaccinated people including parents. Vaccinated children may block further spread by reducing silent carriers and transmission during epidemics at a AMA meeting. Dr Scheele urged full vaccine use, noting 70 million shots released with no unsafe lots detected.
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Chicago
Jonas E. Salk
University of Pittsburgh
David Bodian
Johns Hopkins University
Balti
American Medical Assn
Leonard Scheele
U.S. Public Health Service
Scheele
Salk
Bodian
21 Year-Old U S Soldier Runs Amok on Ferry
German police report a 21 year old American soldier aboard a Wertheim to Kreuz Wertheim ferry stabbed a German housemaid, wounded the ferry operator, and was disarmed by townspeople before being handed to U S military police. The victim Hildrum Wagener is listed in serious condition.
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Kreuz-Wertheim
Germany
Hildrum Wagener
Wertheim
U. S
Krenz- Wertheim
Adenauer warns West not to relax vigilance
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer urged the West to stay alert amid seemingly friendly talk from the Soviet Union. He told Yale luncheon audiences in New Haven that Kremlin tactics are more dangerous than past aggression and that Stalinism endures under new leadership. He arrived from Greenwich and stayed with Yale President Griswold as his weeklong U.S. visit continued.
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Adenauer
West
New Haven
Conn
Konrad Adenauer
Soviet
Russia
Kremlin
Board of Governors
Yale University
Greenwich
Yale
A. Whitney Griswold
Griswold
President Takes Another Walk Less Pain and Returns to Duties
President Eisenhower took walking exercises at 9 30 am and then sat in a chair 20 feet from his bed. Doctors reported his condition excellent with normal vital signs and little discomfort. He conferred with Sherman Adams, designated Nixon to represent him at two events, and declined postponing the Annapolis Youth fitness conference.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Nixon
National Security Council
Blair House
Adenauer
Annapolis
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Walter Reed Hospital
Key West
Fla
Ray Scherer
National Broadcasting Co
LeMay seeks 3.8 billion for B 52 bomber program
Gen. Curtiss E. LeMay asked a Senate Appropriations subcommittee for a 3.8 billion dollar increase to fund stepped up production of B52 bombers for the Strategic Air Command. Chairman Chavez said the request would extend over four to five years to counter the Soviet long-range bomber buildup.
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Washington
Curtis E. LeMay
Senate Appropriations
Strategic Air Command
Chavez
D-Nm
LeMay
Defense Department
Wright
Virginia forecast shows sunny warm spell with scattered rain
The Virginia weather forecast for June 12 to 16 calls for sunny and warm days with highs in the 80s and a few isolated showers Wednesday and more widespread Thursday. Temperatures remain above normal, with hot conditions through Friday and easing by Saturday.
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Virginia
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