Churchill Falls Struck With Hip Fracture in Monaco
Sir Winston Churchill, 88, fell in his Monaco hotel, breaking a femur near the hip joint. He was in Monaco for a two week vacation with plans to return to London for recuperation at Hyde Park Gate, with possible hospital transfer uncertain.
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Monte Carlo
Winston Churchill
Fider
Sir Winson
Lady Churchill
Chartwell
London
Winston
Hyde Park Gate
Mortague Browne
Charles Chatelain
Andre Fissore
Churchill
Fugitive Spy Soblen Arrested in Tel Aviv
Israel police arrested Dr. Robert A. Soblen a life sentence fugitive from the United States for espionage and held him for charges. He arrived from New York via Paris using a Canadian passport in the name of his late brother Beras Soble and was arrested at the Hotel Savoy in Tel Aviv.
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Tel Aviv
Israel
Robert A. Soblen
United States
Soblen
New York
Paris
Beras Soble
Savoy
Morgenthau
Idlewild
Washington
FBI
State Department
Beras Sobel
Beras
Bruce
Ari Ankorion
One Eyed Truck and Mysterious Kiss Request Spook Winchester
Residents reported a quirky scene on Main Street a one eyed green truck with a window eye puzzled locals and a woman asking male passersby to kiss her The episode prompted Mrs Keith Williams to check the date shown in The Star and momentarily fear her mother's birthday Karen Millner of Missouri Teenagers notes a U N Pilgrimage for Youth visit through Winchester en route to Hartford Conn They toured New York City visiting the U N and agencies with 100 plus youths from 11 states and Australia remaining active from early morning until after midnight
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Keith Williams
Karen Millner
Missouri
Winchester
United Nations
Star
Hartford
Conn
New York City
U.N
100 Years Ago Today Headlines of Civil War Events
Stonewall Jackson cut the West Point Railroad at Dispatch Station severing McClellan's communications with York River. Farragut's fleet passed Vicksburg and joined the river fleet above the city.
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Stonewall Jackson
West Point Railroad
Dispatch Station
McClellan
York River
Farragut
Vicksburg
Rusk Seeks Renewal Of Azores Bases Amid Portugal Rift
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met with Portugal's leaders in Lisbon to mend strained ties over Azores base leases and U.N. inquiries into Angola, Goa changes, and Goa seizure by India. Talks with Franco Nogueira and Antonio Salazar yielded no public comments.
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Lisbon
Portual
U.S
Dean Rusk
Portugal
United States
Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Azores
U.N
Angola
India
Goa
Burke Elbrick
Salazar
Former Athletic Coach Killed In Inwood
Inwood West Virginia a former Virginia and West Virginia athletic coach Robert F. Doyle 52 of Charles Town died when his car collided with a tractor trailer at Route 11 and Route 51. Harold G. Haulsee driver of the truck survived. Doyle was a West Virginia child welfare director with a long coaching career. The wreck blocked Route 11 and scatters details, with Doyle’s family and local funeral plans noted.
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Inwood
W. Va
Virginia
West Virginia
Robert F. Doyle
Charles Town
West Virginia Department of Public Assistance
Harold G. Haulsee
Timberville
City Hospital
Martinsburg
Rt. 11
Doyle
Rt. 51
Roanoke College
University of Virginia
Harper’s Ferry
Covington
Fredericksburg
North Carolina State University
Smith and Strider
Murder Trial Set to Open in Frederick County Court
Mrs Minnie Berg Ridgeway 27 goes on trial tomorrow for murder at 10 a m in Frederick County Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall presiding. Ridgeway is accused in the death of her husband and has been free on a 2500 dollar bond after prior hospital testing of her sanity.
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Minnie Berg Ridgeway
Frederick County
Elliott Marshall
Phil Ridgeway
Ridgeway
Car Fire Damages Vehicle of Lewis T. Snyder
A car owned by Lewis T. Snyder of 10 Glaize Ave. was burned out on Rt. 50 east of Winchester about 10:15 p.m. A short circuit while driving caused the blaze after he stopped at the Hilltop Restaurant to report the alarm. Shawnee Fire Co. responded.
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Lewis T. Snyder
Glaize Ave
Rt. 50
Winchester
Snyder
Hilltop
Shawnee Fire Co
Kennedy backs Supreme Court decision says it commands support
President Kennedy says the high court ruling on school prayer is the law and should be supported even by those who disagree. He urges families to pray at home, notes potential amendments, and defends U S policy on Formosa and Chiang Kai-shek while avoiding personal opinion on constitutional changes.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Kennedy
U.S
Chiang Kai-shek
Formosa
United States
Quemoy
Matsu
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Pescadores
Chiang
House
Mexico Prepares For Kennedy Welcome in Mexico City
Mexico braces for President John F Kennedy with mass parades and rallies along the route to Los Pinos. Officials expect about one million people, tight security, and potential demonstrations amid regional tensions. Kennedy and Lopez Mateos plan three private talks totaling about three hours with no public agenda set.
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Jack Rutledge
Meico City
Kennedy
Mexico
International
Los Pinos
White House
Blas Roca
Cuba
Adolfo Lopez Mateos
Washington
United States
U.S
Fidel Castro
Notice highlights fashion, sales and voter events
The page lists dress sale prices at Leggett's Dept Store and various local ads. It also notes a vacation closure for Garvin Walter’s Garage and announces voter broadcasts for John O. Marsh Jr. with changes to a coffee hour in Boyce Fire Hall.
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Leggett’s Dept. Store
John O. Marsh, Jr
Windwrfl
Farmers and Farm Bureau
Jack Marsh
Wincwrfl
Boyce Fire Hall
Winchester-Frederick-Clarke Co
B. Carr
Estes Trial Will Be Transferred to Tyler
District Judge J H Starley ruled Estes cannot get a fair trial in Pecos and ordered transfer of the case to Tyler Texas 529 miles east Est es defense sought immediate trial on one of eight counts involving a 162144 payment to farmer Thomas A Bell The case tied to a larger federal fraud indictment and congressional probe with the farming empire in receivership A formal order signing and date will be set after Pecos judge approves on July 23
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Pecos
Tex
J. H. Starley
Billie Sol Estes
Tyler
Estes
Reeves County Grand
Thomas A. Bell
West Texas
Otis T. Dunagan
Starley
John Cofer
Negligence contested in auto bus crash suits
A seven member circuit court jury weighed negligence on both sides after a two suit clash over a October crash involving a Chester Virginia auto and a transportation bus. Alston LaFollette seeks 150 for a replacement bus while John Yauger claims 1650 for his totaled car.
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Transportation Service
Alston
Richard LaFollette
L & M Transportation Service
John Yauger
Chester
Yauger
John Anderson
Bus Company
Whiting
Freeman Defends Ag Agency in Estes Case Testimony
Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman defended the department amid Estes case concerns while conceding some errors. He testified to the Senate panel led by Sen. McClellan about cotton allotments and Estes advisory committee seating, noting Murphy acted in good faith and denying improper gifts. The hearing opened amid political conflict sparked by a subordinate.
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Washington
Orville L. Freeman
Billie Sol Estes
Secretary of Agriculture
Freeman
Senate
Estes
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Pecos
Tex
McClellan
den of Agriculture
National Cotton Advisory Committee
Charles S. Murphy
Murphy
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Monaco
Princess Grace Hospital
Robert Soblen
Diario de Manha
Franco Nogueira
Antonio de Oliveira Salazar
JFK
Whitney Shoemaker
Boyd Orchard
Martinsburg Pike
Mr Softee
Dept
Jane Russell
WAIF
Los Angeles
Hong Kong
G. Lee
Weather Bureau
Leggett’s
Montmorency Quality
D. K. Russell & Sons
Welltown Pike
Garvin Walter’s
Valley TV & Radio Sales and Service Co
Mr. Yauger
Armel
L. Coverstone
Yanger
Winford Brown
Coverstone
Anderson
Brown
Montmorency
Ada
Cedar Creek
W. Boscawen St
Pingley & Carper
Garber Ice Cream Co
Ummer
Con Enced
Tso
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