Russians Renew Promise Troops Will Leave Cuba
Soviet Ambassador Antoly Dobrynin publicly stated that several thousand troops will be withdrawn from Cuba. He sent a message to Secretary Rusk indicating the government will fulfill its pledge to remove forces.
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Cuba
Antoly Dobrynin
Rusk
State Department
Rusk Nor
Dobrynin
Washington
Kremlin
Moscow
White House
Kennedy
U.S
Syria Restores Normalcy With 20 Member Cabinet
Syria forms a 20 man cabinet under Salah Bitar as border controls ease, airports and seaports reopen, and traffic and food trucks resume operation after the coup. Nasser recognizes the revolutionary government and regional powers extend acknowledgment.
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Syria
Beirut
Lebanon
Revolutionary Council
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Salah Bitar
Arab Ba’ath Socialist Party
Fragmented town notices about a truck sign and a muddy sign
An observed truck with letters from a name on its hood puzzled locals. A fastidious hitchhiker on N Loudoun St drew attention as two passersby watched an elderly man on crutches clean a highway sign pointing toward West Virginia, then continue. A Christmas card arrived at Mrs Arthur in New Jersey dated December 1.
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N. Loudoun St
West Virginia
Honorary Pallbearers Named for Patsy Cline Funeral
Patsy Cline, Winchester native and star of the Grand Ole Opry era, will be buried in Shenandoah Memorial Park. Honorary pallbearers include Dr. Hunter Gaunt, James Payne, Arthur Godfrey, Jimmy Dean, Roy Acuff, and others. services set for 3:30 p.m. Active pallbearers comprise radio announcers Bill Allison and others. The body arrived at Jones Funeral Home, casket to remain closed.
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Patsy Cline
Winchester
Tennessee
Virginia
Shenandoah Memorial Park
Hunter Gaunt
George Troxell
James Payne
Arthur Godfrey
Jimmy Dean
Johnny Bell
Connie B. Gay
Gay Strawser
Jack Fretwell
S. J. Goode
William
Jumbo) Rinker
Wally Fowler
Roy Acuff
Ernest Bradley
Ott Devine
Horn of the
Ole Opry
Cline
Decca Records
WSM Radio
Nashville
Jones Funeral Home
Bill Allison
Billy Graves
Dick Dovel
Eddie Mathery
Jimmy McCoy
Sammy Moss
Flood Waters Spell Widespread Damage Across Cities
Floodwaters lap homes and businesses as hundreds flee growing destruction. Ohio River crest nears Cincinnati. areas in West Virginia Kentucky and Ohio face evacuations and road closures. Red Cross aids hundreds with shelters planned as disaster areas expand.
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Associated Press
Ohio
West Virginia
Small Business Administration
Wood
Marion
Kennedy economists see no recession before 1964 or 1965
Washington AP Kennedy economists do not foresee another recession before 1964 or 1965 even if Congress does not cut taxes this year. They say the decision on tax reduction mid May may influence the economy as it moves from its plateau.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Winchester Savings ad seeks high rate insured deposits
An ad for Winchester Savings and Loan promotes an insured savings certificate at a 414 percent dividend rate with a deadline of the 11th and announces a coin display want list. The notice also offers to buy gold pieces and provides contact details for Winchester News Co.
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Winchester Savings. & Loan
West Boscawen Street
Winchester News Co
Russia May Be Working on New Deadly Weapon
Former U S representative at the Geneva disarmament conference says the Soviet Union may be developing a secret weapon. He suggests Russia lags in nuclear testing and may fear a test ban triggering dissatisfaction among communist forces, but urges continued negotiations and cautious steps toward peace.
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Russia
Hampton
U. S
Soviet Union
Dean
Police Face Blind Alley In Murders Near Winchester
State Police report no breaks in the double murder case eight miles from Winchester along Rt 522. The victims are 85 year old Mrs E M Snow and 47 year old Mrs Waline Naomi Hoover killed Feb 25 in Hoover’s home. An anonymous tip offer stands at 1000 dollars.
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Winchester
State
F. L. Woolf
E. M. Snow
Waltine Naomi Hoover
Local notices and business openings in Winchester
GOING OUT OF BUSINESS The WRIGHT HOUSE Shop SWIMLEY'S FURNITURE SALE in Va. Woolen Mill Building Open, each Eve. 'til 9 WANTED-Counter Girl Apply in person Pingley & Carper Cleaners NOTICE Beginning Monday, March 11th, the City Dump will be open 8:00 A.M. to 5:00 P.M. daily, except Sundays and legal holidays, to dispose of garbage and trash from the City of Winchester. No building waste or automobile parts will be accepted.
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Swimley’s
Winchester
Dynamite Plant Blast Kills One in South Africa
The Modderfontein dynamite factory near Johannesburg exploded with four loud blasts. One white worker died. four or five nonwhite workers were missing, and earlier reports listed up to 45 killed. A servant in Kensington was killed by falling bricks. Police cited no sabotage evidence as Sabotage fears spread. area evacuated and workers unconfirmed. The plant is a subsidiary of Anglo American and supplies explosives for gold mining.
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Congress
Cuba
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Dirksen
House
Leslie C.arends
Johannesburg
South Africa
Modderfontein
South African Press Association
Kensington
Radio South Africa
Harry Oppenheimer
Forging Plant Blast Kills 15 In Germany
An explosion at Belecke near Arnsberg, Germany, at a Stepmann forging plant killed 15 workers and injured 40 as the ceiling collapsed and debris spread. Police said a ruptured pipe caused the blast and most victims were plant employees, with many Italians also employed there.
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Germany
Arnsberg
Belecke
Stepmann
Westphalophohe
Siepmann
Father's Plea Fills Church For Funeral of His Daughter
In Chicago James Lee asked strangers to attend his nine year old daughter Shirley Ellen Lee's funeral after a house fire killed her and left him without family. The church packed with 250 seats saw a large turnout as Lee sought a heartfelt farewell for his daughter and himself.
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Chicago
Shirley Ellen Lee
James
Mary Ellen Lee
Michael Sottile
James Lee
Sottile
Lee
Mary Ellen
Shirley Ellen
Panic at Bellport High as Fire Traps Students
A flash fire in the Bellport High School old wing injures 44 students and a teacher, with 18 year old David Hassell among the critically hurt. Fire officials say the blaze began in the gym ceiling from wiring, as 900 pupils and 65 teachers faced evacuation and panic.
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Bellport
N.Y
David Hassell
Bellport High School
Albany
Hassell
John Allers
Richard Harrow
Brookhaven Memorial
Thomas Feeney
Long Island
New York City
Feeney
Pentagon denies South Vietnam gas charges again
The Soviet Union accused the United States of using poison gas in South Vietnam and causing hundreds of deaths. The U S Defense Department reiterated that no poison gas has been used and called the reports false. Red Star claimed US gas was manufactured near Denver from a Nazi formula and loaded into warheads.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
United States
Viet Nam
Washington
U.S. Defense Department
South Vietnam
Pentagon
Krasnaya Evesda
Red Star
Defense Ministry
South
Denver
Budapest
Hungary
Communist Youth Organization
Ngo Dinh Diem Clique
China
Red Chinese Red Cross Organization
Saigon
Associated Press
Malcolm W. Browne
North
Korea
Tass
Vasili Pustov
Vladimir Polyansky
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Ohio River
Kanawha
Cincinnati
Weather Bureau
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New Richmond
Aberdeen
Manchester
Ripley
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Rhineland
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Wright House
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
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