Capt Beardall Takes Command of USS Norfolk
Capt Ko an Jr named commander of 7,353 ton destroyer leader USS Norfolk, replacing Capt R E Od en ing. He has Navy aide to the Under secretary as prior duty and says sea command is the most rewarding. Norfolk shipyard overhaul delays sea deployment for three months.
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An Jr
Poer
Norfolk
J. R. Beardall
Clarke
R. E. Odening
Navy
Beardall
Norfolk Naval Shipyard
Portsmouth
Capt
Elizabeth Palmer Beverley
George H. Burwell
Clarke County
Elizabeth Palmer
Edith McCormick
John Reginald III
Virginia Beach
Armed Forces Staff College
Naval Warfare
Naval War College
Naval Academy
Raleigh
Cleveland
North Africa
Solomon Islands
USS
Weeks
Moale
Philippines
Iwo Jima
Okinawa
Varian
Tolberg
Massachusetts Instiute of Technology
J. R. Beardall, JR
Kennedy Farm Bill Defeat Signals Political Setback
The House faced a crushing defeat on the farm bill amid post mortems on the loss. Observers called it Kennedy’s most damaging setback in Congress this year and warned it could empower opponents of other Kennedy measures. The vote tested Speaker McCormack’s leadership as many Democrats crossed party lines. Several regional blocs and even liberal members joined Republicans in opposition, leaving passage hinging on a handful of wavering Democrats.
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House
Kennedy
Congress
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A compact word puzzle with clues spanning definitions, place names, and terms across and down. Answers reference general knowledge and regional terminology, forming a grid with varied letter patterns.
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Shamrock Land
Fuss
Malayia
D.E. Indies
Court Jacob Estes case widens as bonds set for co defendants
The ruling covers Harold Orr president of Superior Manufacturing Co and officials Alexander and McSpadden of Amarillo and Lubbock. The indictment accuses a fertilizer tanks fraud scheme with promises of future delivery while goods were never built. U S Attorney Kennedy cites updated information prompting the latest indictment. The grand jury was discharged after prosecutors finished Estes probe with seven or eight witnesses to be summoned for a Pecos court inquiry.
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Harold Orr
Ruel Alexander
Amarillo
Coleman McSpadden
Lubbock
Orr
Superior Manufacturing Co
Alexander
McSpadden
Washington
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Thomason
Estes
Pecos Wilson
Air France plane crash near Guadeloupe kills many
A crashed Air France jet carrying 102 passengers and 10 crew was found wrecked on a Guadeloupe hillside after refueling in the Azores. Coast Guard searches continued as officials sent CAB observers to investigate alongside recurring notes of the Chateau Chantilly aircraft and its veteran captain Andre Lesieur.
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Guadeloupe
Basse Terre
Grande Terre
Paris
Lisbon
Air France
Andre Lesieur
Santa Maria
Azores
Caracas
Venezuela
Bogota
Colombia
Lima
Peru
Santiago
Chile
Lesieur
Air Frances
Charles de Gaulle
Caribbean
Gaudeloupe
France
Leeward Islands
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Martinique
Chateau Chantilly
U.S. Coast Guard
Washington
Civil Aeronautics Board
George Haldeman
Martyn Clarke
Cab’s
Bureau of Safety
Rusk Talks with Adenauer Amid Warm Greetings
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said American leaders welcomed talks with Chancellor Adenauer, expressing gratitude for his wisdom and the Atlantic community role. He carried greetings from President Kennedy and the American people. Adenauer, age 86, appeared in good humor and chatted with reporters as he prepared for day-long discussions.
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Rusk
Atlantic
Kennedy
Senator Case Dies Leaving Senate Legacy in South Dakota
The late Senator Case of South Dakota, a former newspaper editor and cattle farmer, died leaving 64 Democrats and 35 Republicans in the Senate. He championed water and energy projects, opposed backdoor spending, and helped secure Missouri River flood control funding. Survivors include widow Myrle Graves and daughter Jane.
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Senate
Custer
South Dakota
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Missouri River
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Webster
D. Case
Senate Armed Services Committee
Sturgis
S.C
Hot Springs
Dakota Wesleyan
Mitchell, S.D
Northwestern
Marine Corps
Marine Reserves
Rapid City
M.D
State Regents of Education
Myrle Graves
Jane
Francis Higbee Case Jr
Man Arrests After Theft of Sports Car and Fire
W. J. Wisenhant admitted stealing a sports car for a joy ride and burned it three hours later to erase fingerprints. Police arrested him after the incident, detailing the motive as a simple joy ride.
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W. J. Wisenhant
Berlin Talks Continue Despite US Pressure
Foreign Secretary Gerhard Schroeder and other officials stated he would not budge from his determination to pursue talks with the Soviets on the Berlin problem, despite mounting U.S. pressure.
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Enauer
Gerhard Schroeder
Berlin
Interstate 81 Delay Signals No Bids For Major Section
Martinsburg state road officials say no bids were received for 2.7 miles of Interstate 81 and three bridges planned to carry state routes 10 13 and 15. A single bid of 425 487 was submitted for a B&O railroad bridge. Officials expect new bids next month while citing wary contractors after recent road projects and a contractor failure.
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Martinsburg
State Road Commission
Tuscarora Rd
Howver
B & O Railroad
West Virginia Roads
Senators defend inquiry scope and warn overreach
Senators Mundt and Freeman disputed a department plan to leak distorted correspondence to White House aligned newsmen. They called the search for letters an intimidation of minority subcommittee members and an attempt to curry favor with Democrats. Freeman stressed the aim was to review concerns, not publish material.
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White House
Subcommittee
Mundt
Freeman
Union Clash Over Unified Pilot Engineer Fusion
The engineers oppose a unified pilot engineer union arguing 3 000 engineers would be overwhelmed by 14 000 pilots. Don Byrne says a nationwide vote on the Trans World formula should be announced in a week or 10 days. A Labor Department spokesman notes next steps toward a unified union will be announced next week. Jet pilots earn 18 000 to 21 000 dollars annually while jet engineers average about 12 000 dollars with a 550 to 1600 dollar monthly range. The dispute follows a presidential commission recommendation to reduce cockpit crews from four to three.
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Engineers
Engineers Union
Don Byrne
Flight Engineers Union
Labor Department
Washington
Goldberg
Francis A. O'Neill Jr
National Mediation Board
Jet Airlines
Clarke Jaycees Hold Reorganization Meeting
Clarke County Jaycees set a new meeting time at 7 30 p m Tuesday in the courthouse with Leon Steinberg the new president outlining year projects and appointing committees.
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Berryville
Clarke County Jaycees
Court House
Leon Steinberg
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