Special Grazing and Hay Privileges in Virginia
Farmers in Frederick and Clarke Counties among 59 Virginia counties granted special grazing and hay privileges for stock on diverted cropland due to dry weather. Secretary of Agriculture Orville Freeman announced cropland had been removed from production under a Soil Bank and grain program.
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Frederick
Clarke
Virginia
Orville Y. Freeman
Frederick County
Washington
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Electronics Firm Plans Huge Plant In Harrisonburg
An Electronics Specialty Co. announced a large new plant near Harrisonburg at the I 81 and US 33 interchange. The Los Angeles based firm plans immediate construction with about 500 local workers to be employed. The project, part of a national expansion, aims to expand systems development capacity and Carson Harmon noted strong regional growth and incentives from state leaders. The investment figure was not disclosed.
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Harrisonburg
Yester
Elecronic Specialty Co
Los Angeles
Calif
Electron
Interstate 81
U.S. 33
Ge i
Ernor
D.P. Davis, Jr
Rockingham
Harrisonburg Lant
Harmon
Apple bran food research on dried apple crutchy type
Gover researchers developed a method to remove moisture from apples by heating in partial vacuum then exposing to air. Inner pressure causes puffing and crispness. A 17 month old girl Ayn-Martha Joyce was briefly exposed to heat on a porch tub bath but was dressed after it cooled.
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Manu
Gover
Ayn-Martha Joyce
Ayn-Martha
Drivers Die In Loudoun Crash In Virginia
Two drivers died in a collision on Virginia 287 in Loudoun County at around 1 40 pm. Emory Joe Wirts 55 of Purcellville and Claude Lee Spring 21 of Hamilton were killed. Virginia's road toll for the year rose to 427, up from 392 a year ago.
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Associated Press
Loudoun County
Virginia
Emory Joe Wirts
Purcellville
Claude Lee Spring
Hamilton
Lovettsville
Dr Clayton Anderson Takes Early Lead In State Amateur
Dr Clayton Anderson of Winchester shot a six over par 77 to lead the early qualifiers in the State Amateur Golf Tournament at Hot Springs. Among 119 golfers testing the Cascades today only a fraction had finished when Anderson posted 39 38 77, not expected to be the day's low.
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Hot. Springs
Clayton Anderson
Winchester
Cascades Co
Amiiing
Sedan
Bus Crash Kills 7 and Injures 25 in Rutherford New Jersey
An Inter-City Transportation Co bus carrying 31 people collided with autos near Berry's Creek Bridge just west of New York City. Seven dead and twenty five hurt, including several in critical condition. Names from Rutherford Jersey City and Pompton Plains were identified among the victims and injuries.
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Ino
Pompton Plains
John. F. Cardiello
Eleanor
Marie ‘Roche
Jersey City
Cardiello
Betty
Haiack Hospital
Roche
Richard
New Jersey 3
Mrs Frances Brant Held In Hospital Awaiting Release
Charles Town General Hospital spokesman said there are no immediate discharge plans for 47 year old Frances Clara Brant of Winchester. She faces murder charges in the June 21 slaying of 55 year old William Hartack Sr. father of jockey Bill Hartack, authorities said.
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Charles Town
Charles Town General Hospital
Frances Clara Brant
Winchester
Brant
William Hartack Sr
Bill Hartack
Khrushchev Moves Toward Moscow China Rift
Premier Khrushchev arrives in East Berlin amid a Sino Soviet feud and a planned Friday Moscow meeting to resolve differences. Moscow releases a Khrushchev speech praising peaceful coexistence and accusing Chinese communists of aggressive racial rhetoric to woo Asians and Africans.
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Berlin
Khrushchev
Kennedy
Moscow
Central Committee
Soviet Communist Party
Kremlin
Peking
East Berlin
Walter Ulbricht
Ulbricht
Passenger train crash near Truesdell injures dozens
In Kenosha Wisconsin a passenger train rear ended a work train near Truesdell. Initial reports cite many injuries with ambulances rushing to the scene. Hospitals report at least 30 admitted with no critical condition as of early word.
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Kenosha
Wis
Wisconsin
Truesdell
Milwaukee Road
Chicago
Milwaukee
St. Catherine’s Hospital
Kenosha Memorial Hospital
Plea for Unity Closes Bitter GOP Session
The Young Republican National Convention in San Francisco ended amid sharp discord over officer elections. Donald Lukens of Washington D C narrowly won the chairmanship over Idaho lawyer Charles McDevitt after four days of heated debate. Len Hugh Scott urged delegates to restrain themselves to avoid helping opposition candidates.
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San Francisco
Donald Lukens
Washington, D.C
Young Republican National Federation
Goldwater
U.S. House of Representatives Rules Committee
Lukens
Idaho
Charles McDevitt
Len Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
Woman Assaulted Twice Thrown in Well Lives
A 73 year old woman, dazed and bleeding, crawled 45 feet from a well after being raped twice and robbed. She reached help at a Farmville hospital and was listed in satisfactory condition. Richard Stanton, 17, of Dillwyn, was held without bond on rape robbery and attempted murder charges.
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Dillwyn
Farmville
Appomattox County
Richard Stanton
Rt. 1
Buckingham County
Herbert B. Adams
Adams
Esr
Stanton
Kennedy bids Ireland farewell on return visit
President Kennedy praised Ireland and its people as he wrapped up a three day visit. He thanked Eamon De Valera and the Irish, called Ireland the mother of many nations, and noted the strong Irish diaspora in the United States. He received Galway's freedom of the city and visited Limerick Shannon and Galway before flying to England.
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Patrick J. Massey
Limerick
Ireland
Kennedy
Jack
Shanmin
England
Shannon
Eamon de Valera
America
Galway
Britain
Harold Macmillan
Gatwick
Macmillan
Royal Air Force Base
Chatsworth
Kathleen
Marquis of Hartington
Duke of Devonshire
Lady Hartington
Devonshire
Dublin
Eyre Square
United States
Kennnedy
Red China may boycott talks after Soviet recall demand
Moscow demanded recall of three Chinese embassy staff in an unprecedented move amid Sino Soviet tensions. Western diplomats warned the action could prompt Beijing to skip the Moscow talks opening July 5. Beijing denounced the Soviet move as unreasonable and untenable and questioned Moscow’s aim to undermine Sino Soviet unity.
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Red China
Moscow
Soviet Union
Peking
New China News Agency
Foreign Ministry
Ching
Chinese Communist Party
Khrukshchev
Kremlin
Red Chinese
Communist Party Central Committee
Central Committee
Communist Party of China
China
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Amelia
Amherst
Appomattox
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Bedford
Bland
Botetourt
Brunswick
Buckingham
Campbell
Caroline
Carroll
Craig
Loudoun
Dr. Anderson
Herbert Welch
New York
Hellies
Seybec
Anora Lerner
Weaton
Anthony J. Vertullo
Clifton
Joesph A. Caputo
Rutherford
Joseph J. Dom
Front Royal
John Shiner
Blanton
John Wine
Warren County
Mr. Wine
Floyd White
John Harvey
Committee
Russia
Bulletin
Plea For Unity
Leggett’s Dept
Memi
Chester MA
Big Boy Bever
Dixie Beverage
Garvin
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