JFK Report Sets Stage for Aid Overhaul and Spending
President Kennedy weighs a Clay committee report on reforming U S foreign aid to boost effectiveness. The vast postwar total exceeds 100 billion with France and Britain the top recipients, while economic and military aid shift toward loans and development, including food programs and the Peace Corps.
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Washington
U.S
E ‘Am
Lucius D. Clay
Clay
C. Kennedy
Agency For International Development
Congress
Peace Corps
Local shoppers safe as tuna recalled in Michigan deaths
Jim Merriner, manager of a local supermarket, says no cans with the suspect tuna code have reached the area though the chain removed tuna from shelves after a Michigan deaths link. The store took no orders to pull product locally. Rose Just Arrived Winchester Seed Co. Valley Ave. Open 7:30-5:30.
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Jim Merriner
Michigan
Merriner
Rose
Winchester Seed CO
Valley Ave
Garden restoration drive highlights Virginia projects
Mrs. Thomas E. Thorne of Williamsburg outlined Garden Club of Virginia restorations at a Winchester Clarke and Little Garden Clubs meeting. Restorations are funded by Week which supports multiple sites across Virginia. The East Lawn at the University is under way with a $150000 project planned to finish by spring 1964.
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Thomas E. Thorne
Williamsburg
Garden Club of Virginia
Winchester-Clarke
Little Garden Clubs
Thorne
Cnet
Virginia
Woodlawn
Kenmore
Church At
Fincastle
Gunston Hall
Stratford
West Lawn
University of Virginia
Adam ‘Throughge
Rolfe
University
C. Ridgely White
Winchester-Clarke Garden Club
J. Sloan. Kuykendall
Little Garden Club
Winchester Golf Club
Annual Fashion Show Praised by Audience
The 13th annual spring fashion show at Shenandoah College auditorium drew over 400 attendees with 55 ensembles from nine local stores. Net proceeds, about 1400 dollars, will support the field and auditorium as the league weighs a return to the college or a move back to the George Washington Hotel.
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Civic League
Shenandoah College
Joy Miller
Associated Press
College Auditorium
League
George Washington Hotel
Russians Launch Cosmos 13 Satellite
The Soviet Union launched an unmanned Cosmos 13 satellite, placed in orbit with an 89.77 minute period. Tass reported the Cosmos 13 equipment is functioning smoothly as part the Cosmos series begun a year ago to measure radiation and other phenomena, following Cosmos 12 launched December 22.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Tass
Inter-State Relay Gives Girl 3 Chance to Live
In Roanoke a 3-year-old girl, Tammie Lynn Anderson of Rocky Mount Virginia, faced liver disease and ruptured esophagus. A nasopharyngeal tube, urgently needed in size suitable for a small child, was rushed from Winston-Salem North Carolina to Lewis Gale Hospital via a cross border relay by state police.
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Roanoke
North Carolina
Virginia
Winston-Salem
N.C
Lewis- Gale Hospital
Tammie Lynn
Anderson
Rocky Mount
David Williamson
Lewis-Gale
Williamson
Rhode Island
Richmond
Reid Holmes
N.C. Baptist Hospital
Virginia Line
North Carolina Parolmen
First Day of Spring Brought Snow Flurries and Cold Snap
March opened with spring feeling then snow and cold as flurries dusted the area. About half an inch of snow fell in 24 hours ending 8:30 this morning while a 28 degree low froze roads. The Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory logged .06 inches of rain with the snow. A Dakotas high pressure system is forecast to bring perceived gentler weather by Saturday but lingering subfreezing nights remain.
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Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Dakotas
Salvation Army Leader Says Skirts Too Short
General Wilfred Kitching head of the Salvation Army in Australia says women's skirts are too immodest. In an interview he suggests a length halfway between knee and ankle. He makes the remark during a three week visit to Australia.
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Sydney
Australia
Wilfred Kitching
Salvation Army
Snowtown Gets Postal Address After Heavy Snow
In Watertown New York a misaddressed letter to Snowtown was delivered correctly. Miss Lillian Costantino of Watertown received a letter with only her name street address and the Snowtown tag earned after record snowfalls in winter.
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Watertown
N.Y
Snowtown
Lillian Costantino
Heavy Damage From Two City Auto Crashes
City police reported two heavy damage crashes within three hours. Isaac Foy Horton, 60, of Thomasville, driving a 1962 convertible, struck a wall on S Braddock Street while attempting a U turn, injuring no one but causing home damage and facing charges for DUI and blood test refusal. Robert Alvin Fisher, 35, of Richmond, hit a pole at Millwood Pike and Featherbed Lane, leaving the scene and suffering a nose cut with car damage estimated at $1,000.
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Thomasville
N. C
S. Braddock St
Clifford St
Isaac Foy Horton
Rt. 50
Robert Alvin Fisher
Richmond
Millwood Pike
Featherbed Lane
Fisher
Probe Opens into Saud Jet Crash Sabotage Claim
In Cuneo Italy the state attorney launched a formal inquiry into possible sabotage after King Saud’s jet crashed en route from Geneva to Nice killing all 18 aboard. A reported bomb aboard was cited by an Italian paper, while Saud’s protocol chief denied the charge.
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Cuneo
Italy
King Saud
Geneva
Nice
Mecca
Saud
Kennedy weighing West Berlin stop on Europe trip
President Kennedy may visit West Berlin during his Europe trip next summer. State Department guidance suggests Berlin after Bonn with plans for a June 13 to 27 European tour pending final decision. He previously planned Rome visit following January talks with Prime Minister Fanfani.
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Washington
Kennedy
West Berlin
Europe
State Department
White House
Bonn
Rome
Amintore Fanfani
Kennedy reports to nation from Costa Rica talks
President Kennedy announced a 6 p.m. Washington news conference after talks in San Jose with Panama and the five Central American republics. He praised the agreement guiding U S policy toward Panama Costa Rica El Salvador Guatemala Nicaragua and Honduras and outlined plans to broadcast the briefing on major networks.
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Washington
Kennedy
Costa Rica
San Jose
Panama
United States
el Salvador
Guatemala
Nicraga
Honduras
NBC
CBS
ABC
Mutual
Pacific Coast
Palm Beach
Fla
Capital
Andrews Air Force Base
Kennedys
White House
Cuba
Caribbean
Disaster Areas Declared in 7 Va. Counties
President Kennedy designated seven Southwest Virginia counties as disaster areas after recent floods. Rep. W Pat Jennings announced the action naming Tazewell Russell Scott Lee Wise Buchanan and Dickenson counties per a request from Governor Albertis S Harrison Jr.
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Washington
Virginia
Kennedy
W. Pat Jennings
Jennings
Tazewell
Russell
Scott, Lee
Wise
Buchanan
Dickenson
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Judge Asked to Save Man Who Wants to Be Executed
Justice Harlan was urged to stay the NY death row inmate Frederick Wood 51 who killed five people. Norman Dorsen filed a Supreme Court petition arguing Wood may be insane and deserves a sanity hearing before any execution.
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Washington
Harlan
The
Supreme Court
New York State
Do Gooders
Frederick Charles Wood
Sing Sing
Wood
Norman Dorsen
New York University
Dorsen
New York
Queens
Elmira
N.Y
Sheriff DeHaven Seeks Reelection in Frederick County
Frederick County Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven, a Democrat, announces plans to seek another term beginning January 1, 1964. He faces David Ahnostock of Stephenson as a Democratic candidate after Ahnostock entered the race Monday. DeHaven cites fair and efficient law enforcement and selection of trusted aides as his record.
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DeHaven
Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
David ¥Ahnestock
Stephenson
Sheriff
Western by pass around Winchester eyed in tentative plan
The State Highway Commission tentatively allocates 190 000 for a Winchester western by pass and totals over 9 million for interstate work in the area. The plan includes Rt 81 66 50 west and Rt 522 upgrades and a future Rt 37 routing. Public hearing planned. location details and exact lengths to be announced later.
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Winchester
State Highway Commission
Commission
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Chamber of Commerce
Highway Department
Rt. 11
Trusty Escapes Local Convict Camp on Road Crew
Paul Allen Lewis a 24 year old black convict escaped while working with a road crew from State Convict Camp No. Seven near Clarke County two miles north of Cook's Garage. He had a 60 day sentence and a fine of 184.25 for driving on a suspended license. Bloodhounds chased him for about two miles toward the West Virginia line before losing the trail. He is described as six feet tall 155 pounds with black hair brown eyes and a light complexion. He arrived at the camp on February 18 1963 and was not considered troublesome by Sgt. Blankenship.
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Blankenship
Lewis
West Virginia
Sgt
Correction on Zebco fishing outfit price at Battletown Inn ad
Yesterday's advertisement quoted the wrong price for Zebco fishing outfit including rod, eels, and lures. The correct price is $5. The Battletown Inn in Berryville Virginia will reopen Thursday through Saturday March 23 under W. T. Grant Co. signage.
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ZEBCO
W. T. Grant Co
Berryville
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