Woman Cosmonaut Tereshkova Returns From Space Flight
Tass reports Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky landed safely in separate craft near Kara and a central Asian coal region. Bykovsky completed 82 orbits in a five day mission, Tereshkova three days in orbit. Crowds and media welcomed both as radio and television broadcast the event.
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Valentina Tereshkova
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Valentina
Kara
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Kaz
Sitios Portage
Moscow
Valery Bykovsky
Andriap Vnedoss
Wasnay Jr
U.S
Soviet Union
Chamber Polls Members on Liquor Sale Referendum
Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce plans a referendum among its 497 members to gauge support for a local option liquor by the drink law. C G Follansbee said ballots will be mailed soon and the group adopted a stricter dues policy requiring payment within 10 days after five months past due, or risk resignation.
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Town House
Town Notes On Road Work And New Footwear Found
Members of Round Hill Methodist Church thank Stewart Perry Inc for widening and paving their driveway and repairing the parking area. A new pair of shoes found at Leggetts Department Store may be claimed by calling MO 2 3275. A stop sign was erected today on Briarmont Drive at Monmouth Street and police report signs reading Stop for pedestrians are being placed at pedestrian crosswalks on Loudoun Street.
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Stewart Perry, Inc
Leggetts Department Store
Briarmont Drive
Monmouth St
Loudoun St
Notice of Dr Robert S Rakestraw's practice move
Dr Robert S Rakestraw announces removal of his office and practice of Oral Surgery and Oral Diagnosis to 301 302 The National Bank Building Harrisonburg Virginia Tel 434-9789.
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Watermelons Coldest in Town All Guaranteed
Japanese Hollies offered at 15 to 18 inches for $1.99 per melon. Malts Garden Center advertises seasonal produce and garden supplies with emphasis on price and size.
Tiros 7 Weather Satellite Enters Orbit From Cape Canaveral
The Tiros 7 weather satellite launched by a Delta rocket from Cape Canaveral entered orbit about 400 miles up. It will pair with Tiros 6 to photograph hurricane zones in the Atlantic Caribbean and Pacific typhoon regions for the 1963 season, aiding meteorologists in storm study and potential control ideas.
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Tiros 7 Weather Observatory
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Tiros 6
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Caribbean
Tiros
Equator
Pacific
Kennedy Hopes Trip Will Be NATO Prop
President Kennedy plans a 10 day Western Europe swing to bolster NATO by strengthening ties with allied nations. He will stress U S commitment to defend Western Europe and West Berlin amid debates over European deterrents, with a Bonn Cologne arrival on Sunday.
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Western
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West Berlin
Jacob K. Javits
Britain
Italy
Andrews Air Force Base
Satur
West Germany
Bonn-Cologne
Danville Desegregation Sparks Suspected Rally Arrests
In Danville Virginia 20 Negro demonstrators marched down Main Street singing Freedom. Police under a court injunction and a new city ordinance moved in and arrested participants. The march followed the city announcing its first public school desegregation amid ongoing tensions.
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Danville
Virginia
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State Troopers End Negro Vigil in Gadsden Ala
About 300 to 350 Black demonstrators were dispersed by 100 troopers at the Gadsden courthouse lawn after arrests earlier in the week. Troopers used night sticks and electric prods as officers from Etowah County and nearby counties joined the effort. The detainees face circuit court charges for violating a court injunction while Mayor Gilliland urged court and Congress remedies.
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Gadsden
Albert Lingo
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Lingo
Alabama
Etowah
Dewey Colvard
Raritans Plan To Develop Recreation Area
The Back Creek area gains a six acre Pem brooke Springs tract left to villagers for recreation. The Back Creek Ruritan Club votes $200 for initial work with donated labor and equipment. Adolph Richard left the land. plans include a fish pond cement walks a road and spring cleanup. An Annual Ladies Night is set for Oct. 19 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Buck Kibler attended as the lone visitor.
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Pembrooke Springs
Back Creek
Lee-Jackson
Kennedy proposes five point civil rights program
President Kennedy sent Congress a five point civil rights program described as the most responsible and urgent solution to the problem. The plan aims to end segregation in public facilities speed desegregation of schools promote fair employment and set up a federal community relations service to work with biracial groups while barring federal aid to discriminatory activities. He urged Congress to stay in session until enactment and highlighted private sector discrimination as a key battle. The proposal covers access to hotels restaurants theaters and other public facilities and cites interstate commerce and the 14th Amendment as bases for federal action.
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South
Lesley Gilliland
Congress
Washington
Kennedy
Stephens City Accepts Bids on Sewer Bonds
Stephens City chooses Francis I. Dupont and Co. of Richmond and Strader and Co. of Lynchburg as successful bidders for a 165000 dollar sewer bond issue. Bonds run 1964 to 1977 at 3 1/4 percent and 1978 to 1983 at 3 percent, with an effective rate of 3.31696 percent. Other bids came from Horner Barksdale Inc Charlottesville Cassel Inc Investment Corp Mason Hagan Inc and others.
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Francis I. Dupont and Co
Richmond
Strader and Co
Lynchburg
Horner, Barksdale, Inc
C. F. Cassel, Inc
Charlottesville
Jesse Wheat and Co
Wyllie and Thornhill, Inc
and Investment Corp
Virginia
Norfolk
Mason, Hagan, Inc
Hoover Says He Is Impatient to Get Well
Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, expressed impatience to recover citing unfinished work, while doctors report serious illness from pneumonia with some improvement. A medical bulletin notes regular heart rhythm, normal temperature, nourishment, and a brief visit from his sons Allan and Herbert Jr. at Waldorf Towers.
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Herbert Hoover
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Hoover
Allan
Herbert Jr
Waldorf Towers
Cardinals Prepare To Name New Pope
Eighty cardinals gather in Vatican to elect the 262nd pontiff of the Church after a Mass at St. Peter's Basilica. Voting begins Thursday with four ballots daily until a two thirds majority is reached. Leading candidates include Montini Urbani Lercaro and Confalonieri Marella as factions vie for compromise.
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St. Peter’s Basilica
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
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Giovanni Battista Montini
Milan
Carlo Confalonieri
Curia
Giovanni Urbani
Venice
Paolo Marella
Giacomo Lercaro
Bologna
Montini
Urbani
Lercaro
Confalonieri
Marella
Alfonso Cardinal Castaldo
Naples
Francesco Cardinal
Roberti
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