Cuban Strikes Stir Reducing Tensions With Cuba
The Floridan was strafed by Cuban MIG fighters off Havana but not hit. Castro promised to explain to the United States as Khrushchev prompts troop withdrawals from Cuba. Officials say 14,000 Russians remain with about 400 recently departing. Swiss channels moved messages between Havana and Washington confirming an error in the attack.
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U.S
Cuba
Havana
Co Castro
United States
Castro
Kennedy
Nikita &. Khrushchev
State Department
Washington
Friend recalls unique eight ball shade at pool game
A friend of the Crier recalls seeing a maroon eight ball for the first time, noting it blended with the green felt better than black. The Pleasant weather continues with a forecast of variable cloudiness and warmer conditions on Monday.
Annual Memorial Services for Au Rouss Fire Co Members
Notice announces the Au Rouss Fire Company memorial services on Sunday March 31 at 11 a.m. All members should gather in the fire hall by 10 45 a.m. for the event.
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Au Rouss Fire Co
IRS Issues New Expense Account Rules
The basic regulation on travel and entertainment deductions was issued yesterday by Commissioner Mortimer M. Caplin of the Internal Revenue Service. It reduces living standards but does not end expense account living and leaves questions of deductibility to revenue agents, including what constitutes lavish or extravagant entertainment.
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Mortimer M. Caplin
Internal Revenue Service
Caplin
IRS
Restaurant association grumbles as tax rules tighten
The National Restaurant Association criticizes the IRS crackdown on entertainment and travel deductions as overly strict. IRS plans final regulations after hearings, with new rules effective for 1963 taxes. business meals may still deduct if conducted in a businesslike setting, but entertainment expenses are increasingly disallowed.
U.S. Resumes Nuclear Testing At Nevada Site
The United States set off a low yield underground nuclear device at the Nevada test site. The blast, reported by the Atomic Energy Commission, was less than 20 000 tons of TNT and marked the first test since February 21.
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Washington
United States
The
Atomic Energy Commission
Nevada
Sergeant Slay Sentenced for Striking Marine Recruits
Marine Sgt Carlton L Slay received three years hard labor and a bad conduct discharge after being convicted of 14 counts of mistreating recruits at San Diego. He faced demotion to private and forfeiture of pay, showing emotion during sentencing as his career plans were discussed. The case moves to review by depot commanders before potential reduction.
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San Diego
Calif
Marine Corps
Carlton. L. Slay
Leatherneck
Slay
John E. Patterson
Patterson
Janet
Daniel B. Hunter
Sixth Ole Opry Personality Dies in Accident
Nashville reports Mrs Ruby Fox known as Texas Ruby died in a house trailer fire Friday night. Police say she was the sixth Opry personality to die in accidents in recent weeks following Patsy Cline Cowboy Copas Hawkshaw Hawkins Randy Hughes and Jack Anglin.
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Nashville
Tenn
Ruby Fox
Grand Ole Opry
Opry
Johnny and
Jack
Miss Cline
Plane linked to killer returns to area for body search
An Illinois man who claims to have killed a Virginian man in this area faces return as authorities intensify a search for the victim’s body. Gary Humes of Peoria confessed to shooting 42 year old Forrest Walker Hubbard after Hubbard gave him a ride, his car found abandoned in a Missouri river. A West Virginia abductee case remains under Virginia inquiry.
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Ilinois
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Winchester
Richmond
Gary Humes
Peoria
Hannibal
Forrest Walker Hubbard
Hubbard
Missouri
City Hall Fire Kills Lights and Phones Across Building
A trash bin blaze damaged the janitor's room at Rouss City Hall, burning into a conduit and cutting power and telephone service to many offices. Fire officials, led by Inspector William Godenour, traced the blaze to a discarded hot ash or cigarette. Power was gradually restored as crews worked. Police communications remained intact.
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Rouss City Hall
William N. Godenour
Maj. J. Thomas Boyd
Commissioner of Revenue
Gocehnour
Taylor Barr
Northside Bowling Lane
Justice Dept Seeks Ban On Interference In Voter Registration
The Justice Department filed for an injunction in Northern Mississippi to halt intimidation of Black voters in Greenwood and Leflore County Mississippi. Officials are accused of threats and coercion against registration workers and applicants and eight jailed Black activists seek release. The action aims to bar retaliation for registration and protect federal officials and registrants.
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Washington
Greenwood
Leflore County
Mississippi
Robert F. Kennedy
U.S. District Court For
Justice Department
Leflore
Moore Seeks Reelection as House Speaker Hope
Moore announces reelection bid covering Winchester Frederick and Clarke counties in the House of Delegates. He would seek another term as House speaker if victorious. A Clarke County fruit grower and partner in Moore and Dorsey, he has held the top House post since 1950 and is the district’s only announced candidate.
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Winchester
Frederick
Clarke
Moore
Clarke County
Moore and Dorsey
Wilson Starts Talks With U.S. Leaders
British Labour leader Harold Wilson begins a four day visit to Washington meeting Kennedy administration officials including Rostow and Herter. He discusses Polaris missiles NATO, East Germany recognition, a demilitarized buffer zone and potential nuclear force roles.
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Washington
Harold Wilson
Harold Macmillan
Labor Party
Great Britain
U.S
Wilson
Hugh Gaitskill
Kennedy
Macmillan
Britain
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Kennedy and Hassan II Walk In Washington Causing Buzz
President Kennedy and King Hassan II of Morocco strolled from the White House to Blair House on a Friday afternoon. The walk drew crowds, startled police, and delayed traffic as reporters and photographers followed, while officials later described it as Kennedy’s idea and Hassan’s favorite moment of the visit.
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Washington
White House
Blair House
Kennedy
Hassan II
Morocco
Hassan
Pennsylvania Avenue
Hensmen
Photogw
King Hassan
Ken
Angier Biddle Duke
Secret Service
Brush Fire Blackens 50 Acres on Draper Mountain
A brush fire on Draper Mountain near Pulaski burned about 50 acres from 10 30 a m to 6 p m yesterday. A special forest plow from Salem assisted in cutting lines to contain the blaze.
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Pulaski
Draper Mountain
Here
Salem
Unrest in Brazil Spurs Federal Troop Move
Ri o de Janeiro officials clash with Communist agitators as President Goulart orders federal troops to occupy Rio federal buildings. Guanabara State leader Lacerda calls the conference subversive amid protests linked to Cuban solidarity congress.
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Rio DE Janeiro
Brazil
Joao Goulart
Carlos Lacerda
Erner
Guanabara
Rio
International Cuban Solidarity Congress
Goulart
Lacerda
Guanabara Bay
Niteroi
Tass
Latin- American Congress
Cuba
Youth Escapes Harm When Train Hits Car
A 15 year old Winchester youth with six months driving experience escaped unharmed after his 1961 car was struck by a B and O Railroad locomotive and dragged 168 feet along the tracks at Fairfax Lane crossing. Officers H E Richards and C Edmondson noted the crossing bell ringing and 27 feet of tire marks. Engineer Alpheus P Houle of kg operated the locomotive as the collision severely damaged the sedan.
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Winchester Bay
Fairfax Lane
H. E. Richards
C. Edmondson
Alpheus P. Houle
Berryville Delivery Notice and Local Employment Ads
The Winchester Star announces home delivery to Berryville subscribers and requests contact at 142-W if missed. Also listed are immediate job openings for front end loader and dozer operators with Perry Oes Co. Inc. and a first class electrician position at Baker & Anderson Electrical Co. in Braddock, plus daily sales at Fairmont Grocery.
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Berryville
Perry Oes Co. Inc
Fairmont“ Grocery
Fairmont Ave
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Victoria
Miami International
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West Virginia
Ritchie County
W. Va
Virginia
S. L. Lee
Hall
Justice Dept
London
E. Blackburn Moore
Walt W. Rostow
Christian A. Herter
Administration
East Germany
Europe
King Hassen
Chase
Torget
Albino Silva
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co
Braddoch
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