Eisenhower Plans Rebuttal To Red Claims
Eisenhower will rebut Red Chinese claims about his Far East tour and announce that much was accomplished despite canceling a Tokyo visit. A nationwide TV radio address is planned within days after returning to Washington, with arrival targeted for weekend. The White House said the Philippines Nationalist China and Korea visits were successful.
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Japan
Eisenhower
Washington
White House
James C. Hagerty
Hawaii
Orient
Ace
Christian A. Herter
Hagerty
Herter
Philippines
China
Korea
Tokyo
Seping Ie
Local Stars Photograph Cars at Auto Dealer
Charlie Tait photographed cars at a local dealership for an advertisement chasing a prospective customer and her family from a vehicle lot. Cooler day today with a 73 degree high and 57 degree low, normal five day forecast.
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Star Apher
Charlie Tait
Apple Institute Meeting Opens in Winchester With Growers Arriving
The National Apple Institute gathers 200 to 250 growers in Winchester for a two day meeting co hosted by Frederick County Fruit Growers Association and the Virginia Apple Commission. Sessions at the George Washington Hotel cover crop estimates, marketing, and industry talks from leaders across 32 states.
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National Apple Institute
Winchester
Frederick County Gruit Growers’ Association
Virginia Apple Commission
George Washington Hotel
NAI
U.S
Ap Peetes
Ira Geogster
Apple
Patterson Bain
Columbia
Missouri
Paul Nicholson
Fruit & Vegetable Eee US
Seements
Ike Budget Jeopardy Warned By Budget Director Stans
Maurice Stans warned Congress that Eisenhower's 1961 budget faces danger of imbalance if pending measures pass. He said higher taxes or reduced spending are needed to avoid increasing the public debt, citing postal rate delays and other spending actions. He appealed to Rep. John Taber to curb growth and protect tax relief prospects.
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Washington
Maurice Stans
Congress
Eisenhower
Stans
House
Reds Charge West Aims to Wreck Arms Talks in Geneva
Five Communist disarmament delegations accuse the United States and allies of stalling the 10 nation talks in a joint statement after a two minute meeting. Western sources deny the charges as unfounded and insist on moving toward vital questions on control and verification of proposed measures.
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Geneva
United States
Frederick supervisors set special meeting to pick deputy appeal attorney
Frederick County Board of Supervisors votes 3 1 to appeal the naming of a new deputy sheriff. A special meeting is planned for 8 p m in the county office building to select an attorney to represent the board in the appeal heard by a three judge Fred erick County Circuit Court panel. Jacob L Skiles, 45, from an unnamed organization is referenced in the action of the State action Board.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
B.C. Brumback
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Massie
Frederick County Circuit Court
State Action Board
Theorg
Jacob L. Skiles
Demonstration Against Pact Loses Steam in Tokyo
An 11th hour leftist rally failed to swell beyond about 40 000 as protests against the U S Japan security pact dwindled. Marchers circled the Parliament building shouting Down with Kishi and Dissolve Parliament amid strikes, blockades planned and government secrecy over ratification.
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Tokyo
Foreign Ministry
United States
Japan
U.S. Senate
Senate
Eisenhower
Honolulu
U.S
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyama
Nobusuke Kishi
Hirohito
Ee Eee Et Nation
Socialist Party
Kishi
Single U S Rocket Hurls Two Satellites Into Orbit
Khrushchev defends peaceful coexistence and reduced tension in a Bucharest speech to the Romanian Congress party. He says no world war is needed for socialist ideas to prevail through peaceful competition between socialism and capitalism.
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London
China
Nikita Khrushchev
Kremlin
Khrushchev
Romanian Congress Party
Bucharest
American Missilemen Score Spectacular First
Two new U.S. satellites, Transit II-A and Transit H-A, were launched by a Thor-Able-Star rocket from Cape Canaveral, marking a first in American spaceflight. The satellites reached near circular orbits about 500 miles high, transmitting strong signals as Navy officials tracked their initial passes and began orbit verification.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Uncle Sam
Air Force
Transit
America
Vanguard
Soviet Union
Seattle
Navy
Washington
Arctic
Antarctic
Senate Ratifies U S Japanese Security Treaty
The Senate approved the 10 year U S Japan security treaty by a wide margin. The instruments of ratification will go to Hawaii for Eisenhower to sign and then to Tokyo for exchange amid threats from Japanese leftists. Senators Johnson Humphrey and Long offered varied criticisms of the pact and its implications.
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Washington
Senate
U.S
Hawaii
Eisenhower
Tokyo
Japan
Douglas MacArthur II
Aiichiro Fujiyarma
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
United States
Free World
Johnson
Hubert H
Humphrey
D-Minn
State Department
Kishi
Sen
Russell Long
D-La
Pac
Long
Miss McCone Honored for 25 Years as Memorial Nurse
Herman I. Pifer presented a gift to Miss Jane McCone Director of Nursing at Memorial marking her 25th anniversary in the post yesterday. Dr. Pifer was among her first teachers when she trained as a nurse at the hospital. Other gifts from the medical staff and student nurses followed.
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Herman I. Pifer
Hospital
Jane McCone
Memorial
Pifer
Miss McCone
Petitions Seek Redistricting to Warren County Board
petitions favor three new Warren County supervisors to join a seven member board. Circuit Judge Elliott Marshall would name the three, citing Front Royal’s underrepresentation due to four magisterial districts. Petitioners claim Front Royal holds most county real estate and faces unique local issues.
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Front Royal
Warren County
Board of Supervisors
Coume
Elliott Marshall
Frank A. Stoutamyer
Sukppe Paladin Stat Royal
SPCA Plans Groundbreaking For New Shelter
The Winchester Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals will break ground soon on a new animal shelter on land given by John W. Rosenberger. The shelter-building committee is led by Miss Evelyn Curl and Mrs John Warner with members H R Stipe Miss Charlotte DeHart and Mrs Virginia Farnsworth, announced at the society’s June meeting led by president Mrs J T Clevenger.
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Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
John W. Rosenberger
Evelyn Curl
John Warner
H. R. Stipe
Charlotte DeHart
Virginia Farnsworth
J. T. Clevenger
Willard S. Wurzburg, Jr
Federal Officials Asked Here on Armory Facility
City officials weigh temporary airport site for National Guard maintenance shop while exploring a new armory. The 9-3 council vote denied placing the shop at the rear of the armory, citing water sewer and supervision concerns. The Guard would park vehicles on grass temporarily with no fence. Continued on Page 3.
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National Guard
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Adjutant General’s Office
3 Second Battle Group
Winchester Recreation
Col
M. B. Clowe, Jr
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John Chandler
New York-Newland Apple Institute
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Cornell University
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