Frederick Supervisors to Appeal Deputy Sheriff Appointment
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors voted 3 to 1 to appeal the State Compensation Board’s salary for Jacob L. Skiles, 45, of Stephenson, naming him a deputy sheriff who took duty June 1. The board declined a rabies vaccination ordinance and invited public view on the issue.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
State Compensation Board
Jacob L. Skiles
Stephenson
Stuart Nottingham
MR. Skiles
Robert L. DeHaven
Iion
State Board
Sheriff's Office
Board of Supervisors
Winchester Apple Blossom Festival praised by entertainment head
Louis Brandt of Brandt Enterprises writes to praise the Winchester festival as a standout show. A reader challenges IQ quiz answers with a bantamweight heavier than a featherweight and a meteor versus shooting star. A trainee babysitter meeting is set for the War Memorial Building hosted by Dr. Damron and local emergency crews.
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Winchester
Louis Brandt
Brandt Enterprises
New York
Betty Madigan
J. K. Robinson
Lice-President
Florida
Connecticut
I.Q
Columbia Viking Desk
War Memorial
Joseph Damron
The
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Washington Area Storm Floods Roads and Homes
Thunderstorms drenched the Washington area with heavy rains and strong winds. In Fairfax lightning hit a home, causing extensive damage. U S 1 between Dumfries and Triangle flooded, trees and power lines down, with Quantico reporting four inches of rain in five hours. The storm extended through northern Stafford and Fauquier counties, flooding ponds and fields.
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Dumfries
Prince William County
Stafford County
Fauquier County
Stafford
Kennedy Blasts Eisenhower and Nixon over Khrushchev clash
Sen John F Kennedy accuses critics and rivals of underestimating him as he says Khrushchev’s summit failure would have doomed any successor. He argues the choice in November tests who can stand up to Khrushchev and questions if age and inexperience matter for American leadership.
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Jack Bell
Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Nikita Khrushchev
Khrushchev
Enhower
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Powers Tells Wife He Is Treated Well
Mrs Powers said she received a letter from her husband the American flyer imprisoned in the Soviet Union on spy charges. The note reportedly described his treatment as good and contained a Moscow street address on the return envelope. A conference speaker declined to reveal the full address.
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Milledgeville, Ga
Soviet Union
Ville
Powers
Baugh
Moscow
State Department to Refute Proxmire Charges on Furniture Deals
The State Department promised a detailed refutation of Sen. William Proxmire's charges that nine contracts totaling 89 400 for embassy furniture were not bid competitively. Proxmire cited Caracas furniture shipments and a 30 000 air delivery cost, while Mueller asserted his son’s firm had no stake and he had severed ties to furniture making.
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U.S
Caracas
Venezuela
State Department
Proxmire
Mueller
Washington
Frederick E. Mueller
Mueller Metals Corp
New Slate Seeks Office In Stephens City
A write in slate led by Kenneth Mowery announced for today's Stephens City election. Other incumbents C Gregory Arthur Martin Norman Bean also seek seats. In Front Royal area H D McCormick Douglas Blanton Forrest Swanson lead a force for two council seats with several candidates. Voters in Boyce and nearby towns report varying candidacy lists and council races with multiple names and positions.
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Stephens City
Kenneth Mowery
C. Gregory
Arthur Martin
Norman Bean
Ralph Wakeman
Front Royal
H. D. McCormick
Douglas Blanton
Forrest Swanson
Elwood Miller
Johnnie Marchi
Bernard Stokes
A. Statton Hammock
Sam Zuckerman
Aanteen
Thelma Bowman
Russell McCauley
Carl Baker
Hollis Coffelt
J. M Casey
Robert MacDonald
Clay B. Carr
Burch
James W. Casey
Zombro
John Hawkins
Moose Plans Seven Acre Recreation Park
The Loyal Order of Moose develops a seven acre recreation park south of the Moose Home on East Cork Street. A chicken barbecue will be held Saturday from 5 to 8 p.m. net proceeds were used to clear the tract which runs along both banks of Town Run to Germain Street. Plans call for two or three Moose lodges and use by church or civic groups for family reunions.
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Loyal Order of Moose
Cork St
Adenti Ae
Germain St
City Election Noon Turnout in One Ward Sparks Contest
Voters in Ward One numbered 257 by noon with 196 at Reuss and 61 at Friendship. Incumbents Hoye L. Riley and J. Ben Cather along with William Battaile and Marvin E. Gore Jr. contend for three seats. Gore runs as an independent. Ward Two shows 75 ballots with no contest. Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr. appears on ballots in both wards.
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First Ward
Reuss
Friendship
Boscawen St
Hoye L. Riley
J. Ben Cather
William Battaile
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Sarah Zane
Virginia Avenue
Charles M. Zuckerman
Carroll H. Henkle
J. Douglas Butler
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Western powers demand binding disarmament controls in Geneva talks
French disarmament envoy for five Western delegations says the western position is firm and cannot be modified. They insist a control system guarantees security before any agreement and reject freezing details for after signature. The discussion centers on principles and the treaty timetable and how controls would be applied. A separate line notes a chicken supper hosted by Eagles Club on June 15 at 7 p.m. for $1.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
Moch
Valerian Zorin
Japan Readies Troops to Back Police for Eisenhower Visit
Tokyo officials alerted a 2000 man regiment and a 15000 strong Tokyo division to back police during President Eisenhower's stay. Police say 25000 officers will handle leftist protests as raids target union leaders and Zen gakuren student groups amid rising tension over the U S Japan security treaty.
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Tokyo
Japan
Eisenhower
Defense Board
White House
James C. Hagerty
Kawasaki
Zengakuren Student Federation
Zengakuren
Nobu Sikes Tal Fees
Kishi
Liberal Democratc
Explosion Triggers Fire At Valvoline Refinery
A tank explosion at the Valvoline Refinery Co in Freedom Pennsylvania ignited thousands of gallons of oil. Flames raged for hours threatening eight nearby tanks. Fire crews used chemicals and built road dikes to prevent spread as Route 88 traffic was halted. No injuries reported.
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Freedom, Pa
Valvoline
Freedom
Eisenhower's Manila Welcome Shocks Thousands
In Manila a massive crowd greets President Eisenhower during a 10 mile procession with Philippine President Garcia. The joyous but chaotic march forms a sea of supporters as security clears a path through 85 degree heat and fumes from slow traffic.
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Manila
Eisenhower
United States
Carlos P. Garcia
LaMotta Testifies He Didn't Throw Fox Fight
Joe LaMotta testified before Senate investigators that he rejected a $100,000 bribe to lose to Tony Janico after mentioning he threw a previous 1947 bout with Billy Fox. He said the offer came through his brother and manager and denied naming the fixers. He remained focused on earning a title shot, noting plans changed with Marcel Cerdan.
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J. Motta
Senate
LaMotta
Joseph
Billy Fox
Frank
Blinky) Palermo
Bill Daly
Thomas Milo
Fox
New York
Madison Square Garden
Tony Jankco
Janico
Marcel Cerdan
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Bruce Fenstermacher
Soudertown
Allentown
Carol
1St
Army Reserve
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