Khrushchev Replies To Kennedy Message
Soviet Premier Khrushchev answered Kennedy February message as White House disclosed the delivery by Ambassador Menshikov. Officials described no details of the correspondence and noted no planned Kennedy Khrushchev meeting.
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Kennedy
Washington
Nikita S$. Khrushchev
Moscow
White House
Mikhail Menshikov
Aie Fn Nedy
U. S
Llewellyn Thompson
Russia
Menshikov
Pierre Salinger
Te Answer
Salinger Bai Menshikov
Pellings
The Gown Crier Tonight's fair cool with sun delay
The Gown Crier reports a cool fair evening with mostly sunny outlook for tonight. The forecast notes 70s tomorrow with pleasant weather and a light breeze. Deer sighting on Skyline Drive near Luray to Front Royal adds local color. A lawn mower sits outside a Braddocks barber shop. A plaque for Operation Abolition airs at 8 p.m. with local ads and garden seed promotions also listed.
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Garland Frye
Luray
Front Royal
Laos Talks Open With West Aiming Ban on Arms Shipments
The Geneva conference on Laos opens with Western ministers seeking a ban on arms to the kingdom to support a truce. Major powers plan to push for neutral Laos while backing three rival factions and admitting all groups as advisers. The Royal Government in Vientiane threatens a boycott, but Britain and Russia press ahead to start talks.
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Laos
Geneva
U.S
United States
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
Leuam Insisengmay
Souvanna Phouma
Britain
Russia
Cochairmen
Johnson Pledges U S Support to Thailand
Vice President Lyndon B. Johnson visited Bangkok delivering a pledge of continued U S backing to Thailand amid concerns over communist expansion in Laos. He affirmed determination to maintain strength and develop resources while Thai leaders sought more military and economic aid.
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Bangkok
Thailand
U.S
Lyndon B. Johnson
Laos
Free
Johnson
Ealy
Rites Held Today for Gary Cooper
Hollywood mourns Gary Cooper with a large public funeral planned at the Roman Catholic Church of The Good Shepherd Beverly Hills. Officials report more than 100 policemen to manage crowds as friends and fans fill the 505 seat church. Cooper died Saturday after a courageous battle with cancer and his widow asks for a dignified ceremony.
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Hollywood
Gary Cooper
Cooper
Msgr
Daniel Sullivan
Mitchell Boys Choir
Iat Manning
Paenio
Dr James Heads Optimist Club President
Dr James Howard was named President of the Optimists Club at yesterday's meeting succeeding Paul Strawderman.
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Dr. James
Optimist Club
Howard James
Optimists’ Club
Paul Strawderman
Confederate leaders honored in centennial report
A 100 year ago noted report recalls the Confederate figures Robert E. Lee and Gen Benjamin Huger, detailing their roles and commands in the Civil War era.
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Robert E. Lee
Notte
Gen
Benjamin Huger
Kennedy Begins Good Will Mission to Canada
President Kennedy departs for Ottawa with Mrs Kennedy on a two day trip for a good will visit. Talks with Prime Minister Diefenbaker cover hemispheric relations including OAS Cuba Laos and Congo while plans include a joint Parliament address and a meeting with Soviet leader Khrushchev potential.
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Washington
Kennedy
Canada
Ottawa
John G. Diefenbaker
Diefenbaker
U.S
Livingston T. Merchant
Khrushchev
Organization of American States
United States
Howard C. Green
Cuba
Castro
Casoe Kaneeson
Laos
The
Congo
Kennedy returns to White House after Florida trip
President and Mrs. Kennedy land at the White House after a weekend in Florida. Three year old Caroline Reed plays near the aircraft as the first family greets her with a warm reunion on the South Lawn. John Jr. is carried by a nurse while Caroline clutches a toy as the scene unfolds.
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Washington
Caroline Reed
John Jr
Maudi
Kennedy
Caroa
Dent
Thal
Long Standing Fears in Korea Confirmed
The military coup in South Korea validates fears that the large army could overpower democracy. It shows General Syngman Rhee’s rigid control over the armed forces ended, enabling soldiers to seize power soon after his fall. The army, largely drawn from rice-farming families, underscores continuing hardship and political volatility in Asia.
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New York
South Korea
Sygman Rhee
Rhee
Asia
Afia
Egypt
Korea
Pete Terrib
Pakistan
Ayub Khan
Seoul
Indictments and arraignments in Frederick County Circuit Court
Drivers accused in fatal accidents plead guilty at arraignment. Indictments include Stover Golladay for hit and run death of a 14 year old, and Jackson Clowser for involuntary manslaughter over a 50 year old. Other cases involve burglary, theft, and stabbing charges with pre sentence reports ordered.
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Frederics County
Stover Cultis Golladay
White Post
Thomas Dodson
Marlboro
Vial
Lgck
Golladay
Madison Jackson Clowser
Winchester
Oliver K. Largent
Clearbrook
Douglas Linwood Hinton
Raymond Dodson
R. E. Ritter
J. S. Windle
Selec
George Ralph Craig
Frederick County
Charles H. Racey
Craig
William Carpenter
Stephens defends Byrd era in Virginia politics
Harrison’s campaign manager asked Lt Gov Stephens to explain his past praise of the Byrd-led political machine. Stephens previously called the organization a record of unprecedented achievements and warned that its demise would harm honest government.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
A. E
Stephens
Lewis Vaden
Harrison
Harry F. Byrd
Ralph McGill
Atlan- Byrd Organization
Virginia
Soviet Missile Launch Pads Pinpointed Amid Alarm
Washington AP dispatch cites an Army official noting Russia may have 35 to 50 launch sites in Siberia and Anadyr with at least 10 pads identified. U S intelligence estimates 8000 missiles, including 32 submarine missiles, ready to fire. experts warn Russia could field capable missiles by next winter.
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Washington
U.S
Cera Eay
Anadyr
Siberia
Command and General Staff
Ege
Fort Leaven
Russia
United States
South Korea Coup Dims National Assembly Power
Army chiefs who seized control in Seoul dissolve the National Assembly and local assemblies. Infantry marines and paratroops seize government buildings at 4 a.m. and declare control as U.S. and United Nations react. Reports indicate limited revolutionary troops remain and public support appears mixed.
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Seoul
South Korea
United States
National Assembly
Com
U.S
Marshall Green
Oak Penenetes
Ane
Syngman Rhee
Magruder
Korea
U.N
Republic
Helen Coney Minist
Har rison Promises Virginia Travel Industry Push
CAPE CHARLES Gubernatorial candidate Albertis S Harrison Jr said yesterday that if elected he would promote Virginia's travel industry. He pledged a state led effort to attract tourists and boost regional business.
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Cape Charles
Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Virginia
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