Carriers Watched By Reds
The report says long range Soviet reconnaissance jets were flown over U S Navy carriers in North Atlantic and Pacific operations last month. Secretary McNamara said four engine Bear aircraft were intercepted by U S jets during patrols near U S carriers Kitty Hawk and Forrestal. The Navy denied Red overflight of the Forrestal during the February 22 incident. The issue centers on whether Moscow’s planes went undetected and the government cited emergency conditions for some flights.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
North Atlantic
North Pacific
U.S. W
McNamara
Navy
Red
Forres
Kitty Hawk
Prince
Forrest
North America
Defense
U.S. Air Force
Fire near Winchester Park sparks cautious owner
Mrs Freta Nichols of Route 5 found a fire in a car seat at Winchester Park and Shop. Water was poured on the blaze by bystanders as she moved toward Shawnee Fire Co to report the incident in Willoughby Ohio where the February issue of American Grower Magazine highlights fruit queens and a 1962 season preview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Freta Nichols
Rt. 5
Winchester Park & Shop
Shawnee Fire Co
Amican Grower Magazine
Willoughby
Ohio
Santen Apple Bros- Quéen
Patricia Annerey
Loudoun County
In Sang
Oregon
New
J ’ Geen
Texas
New York
Rape
Canada
Wash
Bayee Sorgan
Ates
Schiff resumes Post publication amid NY paper strike
New York publisher Mrs. Schiff announces the New York Post will resume Monday, breaking from four other papers shut by a printers strike. Talks continue with Mayor Wagner as mediator. The Publisher' s Association says the move won't deter others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pat Schiff
New On Post
Amory. Bradford
New York Times
Publishers’ Association
West Virginia Police Hold Six Wanted Here
Six suspects including a 17 year old juvenile were taken into custody by West Virginia State Police after confessions in a Winchester area crime spree. They admit burglaries at Northside Recreation Center on Jan 31 stealing 600 dollars and a camera, a Feb 25 break in for 80 dollars from coin machines, and the Jan 15 Star Fort Esso Station burglary with tools and a soda machine. Recovered items include a camera, a radi suit case, tools, and several packs of stolen goods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Virginia
Winchester City
Frederick County
Sheriff’s, Dept
Winchester
Robert L. DeHaven
Northside Recreation Center
Marvin Lee ‘Turner
Kearneysville
Curtis Grimm
Martinsburg
Kenneth B. Unger
Inwood
Edward Crossy
Lee, & Jr
Syracuse
N. Y
DeHaven
Grimm
Turner
Unger
American Legion
Cross
Owens
Star Fort Esso
Sunnyside
Five Children Die in Fire in Sayre Pa
Five children died in a Sayre Pennsylvania fire that destroyed a two story home on the town’s outskirts. Parents Alfred Johnston and his wife escaped with three other children as responders battled the blaze. Authorities reported the fire fully engulfed the residence before containment.
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Sayre
Pennsylvania
Alfred Johnston
Wren End Special Lemon Coconut Cake
Wren announces a special lemon coconut cake at Ward's Pastry Shop. The limited edition treat features citrus zest and coconut flakes, offered for a short run with daily fresh-baked slices available.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wren End
Ward's Pastry Shop
Trail Grows Colder In Twin Slaying
The double murder near Dou ble Toll Gate leaves investigators without new leads. Mrs. H Denis Hoover and her mother Mrs. E M Snow were slain with a knife at their cottage eight miles south of Winchester. State Trooper L A Estep says FBI results are pending while officers pursue possible grudges and examine fingerprints from the crime scene.
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H. Denis Hoover
E. M. Snow
Double Toll Gate
L. A. Estep
Hoover
Winchester
Estep
FBI
Peace Corps Attack Sparks Debate In Izvestia
Izvestia denounces the Peace Corps as a fifth column and microbes of neocolonialism. The piece says cadet volunteers are too young to help but will become valuable intelligence assets as they gain experience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peace Corps
Moscow
Izvestia
West German Upper House OKs French Treaty
The Bundesrat approved the treaty by seven votes with three abstentions amid Adenauer’s strong appeal. The measure now goes to the Bundestag for a later vote, with Adenauer arguing it furthers European union and peace without clashing with NATO, the Common Market, or other obligations.
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Bonn
Germany
Uppe
Arliament
France
West Germany
Bundesrat
Konrad Adenauer
Lower Saxony
Hess
Hamburg
Oppositio Socialist Party
Bundestag
Adenauer
Charles de Gaulle
European Union
de Gaulle
U.S
Gordon to be extradited for 1962 Kinzel Drive murder
George Washington Gordon, 57, waived extradition in Sacramento and will be returned to face trial for the May 29 1962 killing of Joseph Leon Desrosiers. FBI apprehended him earlier this week and Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven said Gordon would depart for the West Coast soon.
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George Washington Gordon
U.S
Sacramento
Calif
Robert L. DeHaven
Gordon
FBI
Joseph Leon Desrosiers
Kinzel Drive
Brush Burning Law in Effect in Frederick County
John A. Racey Frederick County Forest Warden reminds landowners the Brush Burning Law also called Open Air Fire Law takes effect today. It forbids lighting or arranging fires in brush leaves grass debris or dry material within 300 feet of woodland before p.m. Any fire burning after 40 p.m. must be extinguished by midnight.
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John A. Racey
Frederick County
Kurdish chieftain threatens to resume battle in Iraq
Kurdish leader Mullah Mustafa Barzani says he will order his warriors back into battle against the Baghdad regime unless Kurdish self rule is granted promptly. He criticizes delays in talks with the new government and demands concrete steps before any conference.
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Iraq
Alex Efty Noradin
Northern
Mullah Mustafa Barzani
Abdul Karim Kassem
Baghdad
Barzani
Kassem
February 1961 Coldest in Years Sets Record Lows
February 1961 proved unusually cold with an average mean of 28.2 degrees at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory, the coldest February since 1934. Rain and snow disrupted the month with 1.82 inches of precipitation and 29.5 inches of snow across the period, while records show higher lows and notably low temperatures on several dates. Temperatures are forecast to rise slightly in early March.
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Hhi Coe 1A
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Condemned Irish Letters Given New Lease on Life
Two friendly Irish setters named Brickland and Sunny Birth, condemned in the will of Miss Ida M. Capers, were spared death by a Pittsburgh judge who ruled they are personal property and may live while an estate audit proceeds. Governor Scranton urged a permanent rescue, with kennel owner Thomas Miller offering to take the dogs.
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Pittsburgh
William Rahauser
Allegheny County Orphans Court
Ida M. Capers
Brickland
Pennsylvania
William Scranton
Walter E. Alessandroni
Miss. Capers
Thomas Miller
Miss Capers
Kennedy rules out 1968 presidential bid emphatically
In an exclusive interview Robert F. Kennedy says he does not plan to run for president in 1968. He stresses the answer is emphatic and notes he is subject to intense scrutiny as President Kennedy's brother and Attorney General.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Kennedy
Louis G. Panos
Washington
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice’ Department
Associated Press
Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Dean Rusk
United Nations
Adlai E. Stevenson
De Gaulle Threatens Draft for Holdout Miners
Paris AP reports a coalition of unions led by Communist and Catholic groups began an indefinite strike in France's nationalized coal mines. The government warned that if miners do not return to work by Monday they will be drafted, fined, or imprisoned after military court trials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Socialist Workers Force
Catholic Christian Federation of Workers
General Confederation of Labor
Socialist Workers’ Force
Peking accuses Moscow of jamming broadcasts to China
Tokyo AP reports Beijing challenges Moscow to allow Chinese side of the Communist dispute to reach the world. China accuses the Soviet Union of jamming Red China broadcasts and blocking bloc listeners. Red Flag notes Khrushchev anti Peking views and Pravda silence.
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Tokyo
Red China
Soviet Union
Peking
Moscow
Red Flag
Khrushchev
Communist Party
Pravda
Truck Special Read 1940 Dodge Pickup Truck Ad
Ad notes a 1940 Dodge pickup truck for 135 dollars and lists Truck Service Center at 805 N Loudoun St Winchester. Contains last night Star newspaper reference and corrected model details for the vehicle offer.
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Dodge
Loudoun
M St
Winchester
Shop SWIMLEY'S FURNITURE SALE in Va
Woolen Mill Building store in Virginia opens each evening until 9. The sale features household furniture and related goods advertised for discount purchases. Local shoppers are invited to visit for afternoon and evening hours.
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Swimley’s
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