Three Missile-Gap Allegations Hit Pentagon Critics
A defense expert charged the Defense Department has created three missile-gap scares since 1960 to push its arsenal. He warned Russia would respond, fueling a perpetual arms race. Senate leaders questioned Pentagon credibility over Safeguard claims, citing Panofsky’s airport meeting as insufficient consultation.
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Defense Department
Jeremy F. Stone
Visitin
Stanford University
Russia
Department
Fulbright
Defense
David R. Packard
Wolfgang K. H. Panofsky
Stanford
Panofsky
San Francisco
Ten Battles Fought in Viet Nam Near Saigon
U S and government forces fought ten battles across South Vietnam near Saigon, the closest to the capital since the Viet Cong spring offensive, as three American aircraft were shot down, military spokesmen said today.
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Saigon
U.S
South Vietnam
Air Force
Qui Nhon
U.S. 1St Infantry Division
Central Highlands
4Th Infantry Division
Demilitarized Zone
5Th Mechanized
Cam Lo
Recount Confirms Liquor Vote In Frederick County
A county recount confirmed liquor by the drink lost by 13 votes in Frederick County's November referendum. The tally showed 3,727 no votes to 3,714 yes, with the earlier county total adjusted from 3,724 to 3,709 against. The three-judge panel and six election judges completed the nearly seven hour recount at the Frederick County Courthouse.
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Winchester
George Washington Hotel
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Miss Winchester Beauty Pageant Tonight at Shenandoah College
An ad heavy local page lists Miss Winchester Tri County Beauty Pageant scheduled for tonight at 8 p m in Shenandoah College Auditorium. It also promotes automotive and restaurant offers including Pine Motor Company car wash deal and Echo Village Restaurant specials.
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Winchester
Tri-County
Shenandoah College
Echo Village
Steak House
U.S
Schedule Of Honors For Former President Eigenhouwer
Washington AP reports a day by day honors schedule for former President Dwight M. Eigenhouwer. The plan includes casket transport from chapel to hearse near the White House, a 21 gun salute at the Capitol, rotation through state in the rotunda, public viewing, and funeral services at National Cathedral with limited admission, ending with arrival in Abilene Kansas at midnight Tuesday.
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Washington
Dwight M . Eigenhouwer
16Th Street
Constitution Avenue
White House
Capitol
National Cathedral
Cathedral
Episcopal
Chemicals May Be Cancer Key Findings
New Orleans reports Dr. Samuel S. Epstein of the Boston Children’s Cancer Research Foundation says many cancers may stem from everyday chemicals we inhale or ingest. He described tests using newborn mice to detect chemical hazards and noted pollutants, pesticides, and drugs as potential culprits.
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New Orleans
Samuel S. Epstein
Epstein
Children’s Cancer Research Foundation
Boston
American Cancer Society
Dr. Epstein
Poumnees City
Virginia Mourns Eisenhower On His Death
Virginians mourn Dwight D. Eisenhower with flags at half mast and public offices closed. Officials including Governor Godwin and Senator Byrd pay tribute to the former president, recalling his leadership and humility.
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Dwight D. Eisenhower
Winchester
William Battaile
Battaile
General Eisenhower
Tom Rosenberger
Frederick
Associated Press
Broad Street
Richmond
Eisenhower
Fairfax
Arlington
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Sen
Wiliam B
Spong Jr
Harry F. Byrd Jr
William F. Tompkins
West Point
Tompkins
Ike
Bill
Col. J. Blythe Moore
France
Moore
Virginia
Linwood Holton
Roanoke
Holton
Come Blow Your Horn at Bark Mill Theatre Catalog
A local theater presents Come Blow Your Horn at Bark Mill Theatre with a timely catalog shopping twist. Sears Catalog 662 2526 listed for audience members who want to compare deals while enjoying the show.
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Sears
Riderless Horse to Parade in Washington for Eisenhower
A riderless black horse with reversed boots will march in Eisenhower funeral processions in Washington, following the caisson as in Kennedy and Hoover deaths. The event precedes the funeral at the National Cathedral and a Union Station train journey to Abilene, Kansas.
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Washington
Genghis Khan
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Herbert Hoover
Douglas MacArthur
Kennedy
Washington National Cathedral
Eisenhower
Capitol
Union Station
America
Kansas Plains
Nation bids final tribute as Eisenhower lies in repose
Dwight D. Eisenhower’s body lies in state at Washington National Cathedral after private services in Bethlehem Chapel. The public farewell begins with a ceremonial procession from the funeral home, as mourners including Mrs. Eisenhower and the Eisenhower family attend a quiet service. Military honors accompany the coffin amid the nation’s mourning.
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Dwight D. Eisenshower
Washington National Cathedral
Ike
Plains of Kansas
Eisenhower
Marine
God of Our Fathers
Way of Peace
John
Bethlehem Chapel
David
Julie Nixon
Milton
Edgar
Barbara Anne
John Meoney
Robert
Eisenhower Life in Photos
The Star publishes three pages on the life and career of former President Eisenhower. Pages 8 9 10 present a visual retrospective highlighting milestones, leadership moments, and public service.
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Eisenhower
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17Th Judicial Circuit
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39Th Circcuit
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Huyett Light
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