West Virginia driver cut when truck overturns on Route 522
A West Virginia man suffered a cut over the right eye when his 1957 Ford pickup overturned after leaving the road about six miles north of Winchester at 8:30 p.m. Saturday. Charles Robert Shade of Gerrardstown was the driver. damage was a total loss. Other incidents include a yearling cow killed by a car near Watermelon Park and multiple vehicle mishaps with modest damage estimates.
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Winchester
West Virginia
Rt. 522
Charles Robert Shade
Rt. 1
Gerrardstown
W. Va
R. L. Bruce
Ronald Bowers
Ford
William Robert Wil
Mae
Douglas W. Boyd
Rt. 7
Watermelon Park
L. W. Waters
Ray Allen Gray
Rt. 2
Berryville
Stephens City
Fred W. Cline
Georgia Carbaugh
J. W. Det
Probers and Scott Call US Action to Oust Castro
Probers and Hugh Scott say the United States should act to depose Fidel Castro if Latin American nations refuse to help. Appearing on a TV program they warned of grave risks and possible retaliation in Laos Iran and other areas if military measures are pursued. The State Department advised Americans to leave Cuba and the Swiss Embassy advised its citizens to return home.
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Hugh Scott
R-Pa
United States
Fidel Castro
Talmadge
Scott
Laos
Iran
Goa
D-Pa
State Department
Cuba
Havana
Kennedy intervention sparks strong Virginia reactions
Federal move on Prince Edward County desegregation drew sharp criticism across Virginia. Local leaders accused federal action of coercion while politicians defended state self-government and urged continued resistance. Governor Almond faced calls to reopen schools as lawmakers weighed federal authority and political ambitions.
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Virginia
Prince Edward
State Board of Education
Kennedy
Farmville
Prince Edward County
Watkins Abbitt
Abbott
Petersburg
Almond
William M. Tuck
Southwest Virginia
James C. Turk
del. Charlotte C. Giesen
Radford
Lee -Potter
Richmond
Potter
Byrd
Peace talks shift as Cambodia withdraws from Geneva plan
Phnom Penh withdraws sponsorship of the 14 nation Geneva conference and withdraws its invitation following king Sihanouk’s remarks. He says diplomats urged peace ideas at Luang Prabang including India sending the international control commission to Laos to supervise a cease fire. Red leaders show no sign of easing their military push.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Geneva
Sihanouk
Luang Prabang
India
International Control Commission
Laos
Stic Seid Ba
Nehru
Commission
Red
Tait Speaker For Camera Club Meeting
Eilie Tait, star photographer, will headline a Winchester Camera Club meeting at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the War Memorial Building. Tait will discuss Photojournalism, give a demonstration, and lead a question and answer period.
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Eilie Tait
Winchester Camera Club
War Memorial
Tait
Space flight details reveal gear and routines for astronauts
The article outlines prep steps for astronauts Shepard and Grissom, including wake times, showers, and suit fittings. It describes the space suit as oxygen filled with two radio channels and a 15 hour spare battery, plus automatic parachute release and ground communications backing the mission.
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Stronaut
Fidio
Cuban crisis shatters party unity in Gettysburg gathering
In Gettysburg Pennsylvania AP reports both parties show strain after Kennedy Cuban policy. Leaders including Eisenhower Nixon and other top Republicans met at Gettysburg College to discuss united front and strategy amid the crisis.
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Gettysburg
Kennedy
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Wee Tike Baling
Tao
Aloe
Gettysburg College
Aircraft missile shares lead a mixed market drift
New York trading opened with a mixed tone as the AP index stood at 242.50, Industrials slipped, while McDonnell Aircraft gained over a point. Boeing rose slightly and American Hospital Supply tumbled over five points before trimming losses. Union and Zenith fell about a point. The Dow opened up 0.55 at 679.60.
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NEW York
Associated Press
Steels and Motors
McDonnell Aircraft
Boeing
Union
America
Telephone
Brunswick
Zenith
Dow Jones
Frost Damage Not Solid Argued By Clarke County Grower
A Clarke County grower reports light damage from frost, mainly to Red Delicious trees, with peaches blooming earlier and fruit spared. He notes some scattered losses in frost-prone spots and possible game damage further south along the valley. Beluga whale heart rate cited unusually low at 12 to 20 beats per minute.
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Clarke County
Kennedy aides push caution on Laos intervention
Senate Foreign Relations Committee members led by Fulbright warned the United States risked prestige loss if Laos fell to the Pathet Lao. They urged against sending troops now, proposing alternatives such as actions in South Vietnam or Burma if requested.
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Sense Department
McGeorge Bundy
Ant
Kennedy
Senae Foreign Relations Committee
Laos
Fulbright
United States
South
Viet Nam
Burma
Clerical Crossings Mark Danish Clergy Shifts
A former Roman Catholic priest Thorbjorn Moller has applied to join the Lutheran ministry in Copenhagen marking a rare move. Recently two ex Lutheran clergymen in Denmark joined the Roman Catholic Church.
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Copenhagen
Thorbjorn Moller
Denmark
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