Two American Women Freed From Cuban Jails
Two American women, among the first of more than 20 to be released from Cuban jails, spoke after their return to the United States. They described hearing missiles tested near Guanajay Prison during their captivity and recounted prison hardships. James Donovan said nine more prisoners would be freed as ransom deliveries proceed, and Fidel Castro agreed to free the nine skin divers if they were proven innocent.
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Miami
Fla
James Donovan
New York
Donovan
Bay of Pigs
Fidel Castro
Guanajay
Havana
Geraldine
Shamma
Boston
Colon
Martha O'Neal
Orlando
Homestead Air Force Base
Geraldine Kamma
Martha O’neal
Homesad Air Force Base
Pre-School Clinic and Blood Drive Notices Lead Local Roundup
A pre-school clinic for children entering first grade will be held tomorrow at the Winchester Frederick County Health Department from 9 to 11 a.m. for families without a doctor. The Lions Club Bloodmobile will operate at the Episcopal Parish House on W Boscawen Street from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. A Red Cross office notes donor shortages. Mrs. J Curtis Fray's fourth grade at Quarles School displays the season's first apple blossom. Temperatures cooled after a 79 degree high yesterday. today may reach 58 as convertible tops come off and children wear swimsuits.
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Inchester School
Winchester-Frederick County Health Department
N. Braddock St
Lions Club
Iscopal Parish
W. Boscawen Street
Red Cross
J. Curtis Fray
Quarles School
Republican Budget Blueprint Cuts Education and Taxes
House Republican leader Brynes proposes a Kennedy budget response with a $3 billion education cut and a broader nondefense squeeze. He backs a $7.5 billion revenue cut by lowering corporate rates and trimming individual taxes by $5 billion, while opposing extra hires and pushing foreign aid limits.
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Washington
House
John We
Wisconsin
Kennedy
Congress
Brynes
House Republican Policy Committee
Kennedy Proposes Large Budget Cuts for 1964 and 1963
President Kennedy asks Congress to cut 1964 by 51.1 million and 1963 by 74.2 million. White House cites revised needs for public assistance grants and migration and refugee aid, with housing program reductions under the Housing and Home Finance Agency.
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Washington
Kennedy
Congress
Department of Health Education and Welfare
White House
State Department
Housing and Home Finance Agency
First Presbyterian Church to launch $215000 drive
The First Presbyterian Church of Winchester plans a $215000 building fund campaign starting with a congregational dinner at Lee Jackson restaurant at 6 30 p m The drive renews effort to complete a new educational building damaged by a July fire that halted work and aims to retire debt and renovate the sanctuary The project features 39 rooms including 23 classrooms arranged by grades five adult rooms a Boyd Memorial Chapel fellowship hall recreation room Scout room parlor session room and church library with offices for staff and Winchester presbytery leaders assume leadership roles in the campaign
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First Presbyterian Church of Winchester
Lee-Jackson
Boyd Memorial
Office
Winchester Presbytery
Herbert A. Solenberger
George G. Snarr
Warren, C. Gregory
Lemuel W. Brown
W. Rayner Johnson
William G. Way
Slide Movie and Community Meetings Roundup
Slide Movie Horse Sense and Nutrition shown at Check-A-Board Warehouse at 7 30 p m on Wednesday Women of Christ Church Night Guild to meet at 8 p m in Pairfax Room V F W Post 2123 to meet at Post Home 7 30 p m Final clearance sale today through Saturday with stock remaining reduced The Wright House seeking workers Apply in person Pingley and Carper
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Women of Christ Church Night Guild
Pairfax
V.F.W. Post
Post Home
Wright House
Brazil's Goulart Demands Kennedy Clarify Communist Charge
President Joao Goulart angrily demanded that President Kennedy clarify a State Department claim that Communists infiltrate his government. He suspended US dollar aid negotiations and ordered his ambassador to seek formal diplomatic explanation while Brazil faces a fragile economy and rising inflation amid postwar loan pressures.
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Brasilia
Joao Goulart
U.S
Goulart
Kennedy
State Department
House
Francisco Sa Tiago Dantas
Washington
Lincoln Gordon
Gordon
Brazil
Harvard
Dantas
Kennnedy
Costa Rica
Roberto Campos
Reapportionment Stay Continued In Virginia Case
The Supreme Court refused to lift Chief Justice Warren’s stay in the Virginia legislative reapportionment dispute. It also left undecided whether to set an early date for a full hearing on the appeal challenging 1962 reapportionment acts and the Alexandria federal court ruling.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Warren
Virginia Legislative
High Tribunal
Alexandria
General Assembly
Virginia
Norfolk
DeHaven Sentenced for Manslaughter in Child Death
William A. DeHaven, 23, of Brucetown, was sentenced to 12 months in jail with 11 months suspended after pleading guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the September 1962 death of 11-year-old Mark Ewin Faircloth, who was riding a bicycle on Route 720 when struck by DeHaven’s car.
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Brucetown
William Arthur DeHaven
Elliott Marshall
DeHaven
John Harvey
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
John Paul Zelinas
J and L. Trucking Lines
Marshall
Zelinas
William Francis Tice
Washington
Warrenton
Tice
Washington, D.C
Fahnestock enters race for Frederick County sheriff
David Fahnestock 34 of Stephenson announces as a Democratic candidate for sheriff of Frederick County. A former Winchester police officer and sporting goods store operator, he previously ran for sheriff four years ago. Incumbent is Robert L. DeHaven. Democratic meetings set candidates for State Senate, House of Delegates and Frederick County offices to be chosen in the State primary July 9.
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David Fahnestock
Stephenson
Frederick County
Fahnestock
Winchester
Robert L. DeHaven
House of Delegates
Kennedy Arrives in Costa Rica for Central American Summit
President Kennedy lands in San Jose for a three day meeting with six Central American leaders to boost economic integration and the Alliance for Progress. He urges development over confrontation and signals focus on shared markets and aid while avoiding immediate action against Castro.
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San Jose
Costa Rica
Kennedy
Middle-America
la Sabana
Fidel Castro
Cuba
Castro
Francisco J. Orlich
Costa ‘Rica
United States
Alliance For Progress
Court Ruling Dooms Voting By County Units
The Supreme Court ruled that all votes in statewide elections must have equal weight, effectively ending voting by county units. The 8-1 decision, while focused on Georgia, is broad enough to apply to Mississippi and Maryland, which use unit voting. Justice Douglas wrote the opinion with Clark concurring. Justice Harlan dissented.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Georgia
Mississippi
Maryland
Douglas
Harlan
Clark
U.S
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Oates Ave
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Linda Stickles
E. Fairfax Lane
Swimley Furniture
Mary McGolerick
Purcell Ave
Commercial & Savings Bank
Barbara Lee Hott
Parkway Ave
Shenandoah Gas Co
Cheryl Whitney
Shawnee Ave
Winc Radio
Barbara Jenkins
Shenandoah Ave
Marsha Kaye Newell
Braddock St
Perry Engineering Co
Susan Brumback
Stephens City
Gregory’s, Inc
Juanita Silcox
Northern Virginia Power Co
Rita Barbera
Shenandoah College
Keyser
W. Va
Whpl Radio
Sandra Lee Ritter
Green Chemical Co
Janice Petrie
Sears Roebuck & Co
Gorham
Strasbourg Silver Hodgson & Brown
W. Boscawen St
George W. Gordon
MR. Kuykendall
Joseph Leon Desrosiers
Joseph White
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