King Paul Dies in Athens
King Paul of Greece died in Athens after a stomach operation and complications from blood clots. Crown Prince Constantine, 23, becomes king and regent since Feb. 20. Queen Frederika becomes queen mother. Constantine to marry Princess Anne Marie of Denmark next January.
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Athens
Paul
Greece
Constantine
Frederika
Gora
Tatoi Palace
George Papandreou
Papandreou
Anne-Marie
Denmark
Weather brings cool sunshine to Virginia today
A high pressure system over Georgia and a northwest flow across the Alleghenies produced cooler temperatures and abundant sun across Virginia today. The weather pattern favored clear skies and brisk conditions statewide.
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Richmond
Georgia
Alleghenies
Virginia
New Traffic Lights Go Into Operation at City Intersections
New traffic signals began operating yesterday at the Loudoun Gerrard and Valley Jefferson crossways. Police Chief J Thomas Boyd warned motorists that yellow at Loudoun Gerrard signals an imminent red stop. The Jefferson Street light waits for vehicle detection and cycles eight seconds per green for Valley traffic. Cooler weather returns with a 56 high and 34 low. rain expected tomorrow, then clearing Sunday with lower temperatures.
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Loudoun
Gerrard Sts
Valley Ave
Jefferson Sts
J. Thomas Boyd
Jefferson St
Jefferson
Kosygin Seeks Long Term Trade Pact With United States
Soviet Premier Kosygin told a U S delegation in Moscow the Kremlin desires a long term trade agreement with the United States. The meeting followed signing of a clearance allowing extra large American wheat ships to discharge at Odessa. The talks touched on selling manufacturing licenses to the United States and possible Soviet purchases of licenses.
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Moscow
Alexei Kosygin
Kremlin
United States
Clarence D. Martin
Black Sea
Odessa
Martin
Soviet Union
Kosygin
Khrushchev
Hoffa Sentencing Set After 1962 Jury Fix Conviction
Teamsters President James R. Hoffa awaits sentencing on a 1962 Nashville jury fixing conviction. He faces up to 10 years and $10,000 fines. Co defendants Ewing King Larry Campbell and Thomas E Parks also receive up to five years and $5,000 fines. All free on bond and appealing. new trials sought.
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Chattanooga
Hoffa
Nashville
Ewing King
Teamsters
Larry Campbell
Detroit
Thomas E. Parks
26 Rescued After Tanker Explosion
An empty tanker exploded and sank near Whidbey Island in Puget Sound. Coast Guard rescued 26 survivors. 18 of 44 crew missing. Tanker Bunker Hill owned by Keystone Tankship Corp carried petroleum for Shell Oil. Cause unknown. Survivors taken to hospitals in Anacortes and Whidbey Island.
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Anacortes
Wash
Whidbey Island
Puget Sound
Coast Guard
Bunker Hill
Whidbey Heland
Naval Air Station
Sheldon Phillips
Seattle
Shell
Anacortest
Takoma
Keystone Tankship Corp
Wilmington, del
Pet ‘Roleum
Shell Oil Co
Ruby Lees Film Shown In Oswald Shooting Trial
Jack Ruby viewed a motion picture of the Oswald shooting in court today. He sat with head in hands as the film, once shown live, was replayed for the jurors in his trial. The eight men and four women were not present for the first viewing.
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Dallas
Jack Ruby
Lee Harvey Oswald
Ruby
Oswald
Kennedy
Jack Revill
Richard E Byrd guided missile destroyer to be commissioned
The Richard E Byrd, a 4500 ton guided missile destroyer built by Todd's Shipyard Seattle at a cost around 15 million, will be commissioned at Seattle's Naval Supply Depot with Sen. Henry M Jackson as principal speaker and Mrs Byrd as guest. Cmdr Walter G Lessman will command the ceremony.
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Seattle
Wash
Richard E. Byrd
Naval Supply
Henry M. Jackson
D. Wash
Byrd
Adm. Byrd
Navy
Winchester
Harry F. Byrd
DeVa
Todd’s Shipyard
Puget Sound Naval Shipyard
Bremerton
Norfolk
Cmdr
Walter G. Lessman
Milton, Mass
Caldwell PTA Council Elects New Officers In Frederick
Dr Charles G Caldwell head of the Virginia Congress of PTA addressed the Frederick County Council of PTAs at James Wood High School. Officers elected for the coming year include Joseph R Jenkins president Ralph Chadwick vice president Mrs Roger Koontz corresponding secretary Mrs Robert M Worsley recording secretary and Mrs Douglas Ways treasurer with Ways re elected. Mrs Evelyn Goode received an honorary life membership for long time service. Caldwell urged adult understanding of the child’s growing process as essential.
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Virginia Congress of Parent Teacher Assn
Charles G. Caldwell
Caldwell
Frederick County
Frederick
Evelyn Goode
Joseph R. Jenkins
Middletown
Ralph Chadwick
Fox Drive
Roger Koontz
Robert M. Worsley
Bellview Ave
Douglas Ways
Martinsburg Pike
MacArthur Surgeon Finds No Cancer
Army surgeons removed General Douglas MacArthur's gall bladder and gall stones on a three hour operation at Walter Reed. They found no cancer and described his condition as satisfactory. Surgeon General Leonard Heaton said obstructive jaundice may have been caused by a gallstone in the common bile duct.
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Washington
Dou.glas MacArthur
Henry S. Murphey
Walter Reed General Hospital
Heaton
Associated ‘Press
MacArthur
Winchester Parking Authority gains final House approval
The House of Delegates approved a bill to create a Winchester Parking Authority. A five member board would oversee off street parking, acquisitions, and possible condemnation with Council approval. The city would incur no debt for bonds and the authority could receive gifts or leases from public or private entities.
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Winchester
Richard Martin
Claude B. Smalts
The
Star
Northern Virginia Power Co
House of Delegates
Martin
Counycil
Rusk Rejects Southeast Asia Neutralization Talk
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said talk of neutralization in Southeast Asia undermines Vietnamese morale. He argued U.S. support will not be withdrawn and urged respect for Laos and Vietnam independence, warning of serious questions if communists do not honor 1954 and 1962 commitments.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Southeast Asia
U.S
Rench
Charles de Gaulle
Rusk
Laos
United States
Jaos
Cyprus Peace Force Delayed As Nations Reluctant to Commit
UN Secretary-General U Thant struggles to recruit a broadly accepted contingent for the Cyprus peace force amid ongoing Mediterranean violence. Canada Finland and Austria have offered no firm pledges while Britain’s existing troops comprise the only credible force.
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United Nations, Ney
U Thant
U.N
Cyprus
Thant
Canada
Finland
Austria
Mediterranean
Counci Wednes
Henry Estate Valued At 249 691 In Appraisal
The late J Henkel Henry and the estate records in the Corporation Court clerk detail an estate valued at 249 691 23. Main assets include real estate 177 050 and insurance 61 095 57 with cash 6 021 06 and stocks 5 457 01. An additional appraisal covers A Garland Spillman whose Miller Drug Store is noted with an estate valued at 112 818 08 comprising merchandise 30 000 store building 50 000 and residence 17 000.
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J. Henkel Henry
Justice of the Corporation Courts Clerk
A. Garland Spillman
Miller’s Drug
N. Loudoun St
N. Loudoun
Stonewall Ave
Weekend Special Fudge Pecan Cake at Raabe Pastry Shop
Raabe Pastry Shop announces a weekend special Fudge Pecan Cake. The confections shop invites customers to savor a rich cake with fudge and pecan layers during weekend hours.
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Raabe Pastry Shop
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PTA
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Leonard D. Heaton
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Robert Benson
Gary Wratten
John A. Jenick
Tion
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