Rumored Cuban Landings Stir Unconfirmed War News
Reports claim Fidel Castro supporters landed on Fidel Castro shores to start Cuba's liberation, but no government confirmation exists. The revolutionary council says a progress report will arrive by radio from fighters allied with guerrilla bands, with possible landings in Oriente.
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al Eee Ees Y Be ‘Awa Fadl
Primoeninn Andos
Fidel Castro
Cuba
United States
Radio Today
Oriente
Camillo Confuegos
Caney de Las Mercedes
Manzanillo
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Camilo
the Revolutionary Council
ZIP Codes For Winchester Mail Published In Star
The Star prints Winchester area ZIP numbers for faster delivery and urges clipping for reference. The June Raritan Magazine features the Apple Blossom Festival float with Miss Kay Madagan and club representatives in the Grand Feature Parade on May 3. Harold Singleton and Hunter Crenshaw are pictured in the magazine in their official car at the parade. The Diplomats journal highlights Miss Brooke Iph Farland as Queen Shenah XXXVI, daughter of the U S ambassador to Panama.
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Winchester
Star
Raritan Magazine
Raritan National
Kay Madagan
Shaw-Quon
Stonewall Raritan
Harold Singleton
Hunter Crenshaw
Rappahannock
Washington,d. C
Brooke Iph Farland
Shenah
United States
Panoy
Joseph S. Far
Kennedy Civil Rights Bill Faces GOP Resistance Over Private Businesses
Senate backers reach 43 of 50 with Humphrey hopeful for half by 4 p.m. Monday. Republicans resist desegregation of privately owned stores and hotels, with Dirksen signaling support for all but that section. Kennedy seeks a wide vocational training and education program.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Jurors Hear $150 000 Suit in Circuit Court
A Circuit Court jury returned a verdict for Roy Oliver in 73600 against John Robert Risner U S Army over a Dec 30 1960 accident near Winchester on U S Rt 50. Oliver suffered a dislocated shoulder a fractured hip and long hospitalization with probable permanent impairment. The seven member jury was led by foreman Carlton Ramey Jr.
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Roy Oliver
Carlton Ramey, Jr
US. Army
John Robert Risner
U.S. Army
Risner
U. S. Rt
Winchester
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Peter McKee
Oliver
F. L. Sargent
Stanley Sager
Dr. Sager
Kennedy to Visit Paul VI During Italy Trip
President Kennedy is expected to call on the new Pope Paul VI during his Italy visit from June 30 to July 2. Informants say the White House has not released a formal notice, but Kennedy will likely meet the newly elected head of the Roman Catholic Church.
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Washington
Kennedy
Italy
White House
Paul VI
Cardinal Montini Named Pope Paul VI Leader of Catholic Church
Cardinal Montini, archbishop of Milan, elected pope as Paul VI, seen as progressive and vocally supportive of social justice. He aims to continue Vatican II reforms and work toward Christian unity with one shepherd.
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Cardinal Montini
Apple Capital Air Service denies City counter claim in lease dispute
Apple Capital Air Service, former Winchester Municipal Airport operators, filed a bill denying the city of Winchester's $50,000 counter claim for damage to the municipality. The firm also seeks to force the city to specify lease provisions allegedly violated and how damages occurred.
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Apple Capital Air Service
Winchester
Apple Capital
Warren Mullenax
Scully, Woltz and Simpson
Appe Capital
Air Service
Historic Steel Labor Pact Extends Vacation Plan
A historic steel labor agreement between the United Steelworkers Union and 11 major producers ends a strike threat with no wage hike and introduces an extended vacation plan for senior workers. The 21 month pact costs about 15 cents per hour and adds health and insurance benefits. It takes effect August 1 and remains in force through the 1964 presidential election, with 120 day termination notice after January 1, 1965.
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Pittsburgh
United Steelworkers Union
Indus
Seer
Joint Union-Industry Human Relations Committee
Toe
Summer Arrives Soon Yet Cool Weather Persists
The official start of summer arrives at 11 04 CST but a Canada sourced cold air mass keeps many areas cool with highs around 60s to 80s and lows in the 40s to mid 50s. Forecast calls for continued cool nights, sunny days, and gradual warming into Sunday as seasonal patterns return.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Canada
Great Lakes
Mississippi Valley
Ohio Valley
Outlying Area ZIP Codes Announced
Winchester Post Office lists five digit ZIP codes for 46 communities served. Postmaster Wilbur R. Johnston says the system goes national July 1 to speed deliveries and cut misrouted mail. Local ZIP 22601. area codes include Bentonville 22610 and Berryville 22611 among others.
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Winchester
Wilbur R. Johnston
Bentonville
Berryville
Boyce
Browntown
Brucetown
Chester Gap
Clearbrook
Cross Junction
Fishers Hill
Flint Hill
Front Royal
Gainsesboro
Gore
Hayfield
Hume
Huntly
Lebanon Church
Linden
Markham
Maurertown
Middletown
Millwood
Mt. Falls
Overall
Reliance
Rileyville
Riverton
Saint Davids Church
Seven Fountains
Star Tannery
Stephens City
Stephenson
Wate Ae Aaig
Womapee
Bloomery
W. Va
Capon Springs
Intermont
Lehew
Perry
Wardensville
Yellow Springs
Danville Racial Trials Could Span More Than Weeks
In Danville the court plans separate trials for 133 remaining defendants after 138 arrests in civil rights demonstrations. Judge Aiken demands all defendants and lawyers attend daily until cases are disposed of, signaling a lengthy process over the coming weeks.
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Danville
Corporation Court
A. M. Aiken
Macmillan orders new inquiry into Britain's security services
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judge led inquiry into Britain's security services after the Profumo scandal. Lord Denning will head the investigation, with Labour backing a cross party panel opposed by some. Christine Keeler and Eugene Ivanov figure in the espionage suspicions. Stephen Ward faced questioning as authorities pursue the ring case. Labour won the seat of Hugh Gaitskell's death. Conservatives dropped in vote share from 1959.
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London
Harold Macmillan
Britain
Profumo
Parliament
Scotland Yard
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanos
Macmillan
Labor Party
Harold Wilson
Wilson
House of Commons
Lord Denning
House of
Merlyn Rees
Hugh Gaitskell
Leeds
Defense Dept Budget Cut Near $2 Billion
The House Appropriations Committee cut about 1.9 billion from the 1964 defense budget, from 47.09 billion to fund essential programs while noting much of the cut is bookkeeping or overestimated service needs. The report by Rep. George H. Mahon asserts the reduction does not hinder military supremacy.
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Washington
Defense Department
House Appropriations Committee
George H. Mahon
D-Tex
Department
United States
New Pontiff Takes Name Of Paul VI
Vatican announces Giovanni Battista Montini archbishop of Milan elected pope on the second to sixth ballots and will take the name Paul VI He appears on the Sistine Chapel balcony to bless the city and world declaring a full indulgence and continues John XXIII’s progressive policy as the 262nd pope in St Peter's Square
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Vatican City
Paul VI
John XXII
College of Cardinals
Giovanni Battista Cardinal Montini
Milan
John III
Pope Paul
Sistine Chapel
Rome
Pope John
Vatican
Pius XII
St. Peter’s Square
St. Peter’s
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Grand Jury
John Robert Zellner
Atlanta
Zellner
Student Non-Violent Coordinating Committee
Julian Stinson
Commons
Derek Walker Smith
Christine
Stephen Ward
Defense Dept
St. Peter's Square
Shenandoah Room
George Washington Hotel
Methodist Ch
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Robert S. Rakestraw
National Bank
Harrisonburg
Margaret L. Hodgson
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