Rash Tells Bankers French Crisis Worst Since World War II
NBC Washington correspondent Rash addressed about 200 bankers at the Stonewall Jackson Chapter AIB banquet in Winchester at the George Washington Hotel. He called the French crisis the gravest since World War II and warned it could strain the NATO alliance. He discussed domestic issues affecting elections and outlined expected party seat gains and presidential prospects.
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Bryson Rash
NBC Washington
Stonewall Jackson
American Institute of Banking
Winchester
Frederick, Clarke
Warren
Page
Shenardoah
George Washington Hotel
Rach
NATO
Kremlin
Middle East
Rash
AIB
Floyd McWilliams
Bank of
Clarke County
Ralph E. Coates
William W. Fuller
Robert B. Dale, Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Janice Hayes
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Douglas L. Good
Citizens National Bank
Front Royal
H. Glenn Garber
First National Bank of Strasburg
Senate
Lyndon Johnson
House of Representatives
GOP
West Virginia
Bush
Richard Nixon
Eisenhower
Johnson
John Kennedy
D-Mass
Sen
Stuart Symington
D-Ma
Gov
Meyner
New Jersey
Oldest Refrigerator Wanted for Free GE Frig at Miller & Anderson
District seeking the oldest refrigerator to qualify for a free 13 cu ft GE refrigerator Freezer combination valued at 559.95. Entry drops at Miller & Anderson 19 E Boscawen St or call MO 2 3813.
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Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Walk for Peace to Start Five Day Walk to Washington
The Walk for Peace committee plans a five day trek from Winchester to Washington to urge end to nuclear weapon tests and stockpiling. John Ingersoll coordinates with May 25 meeting and May 26 departure, with stops from Wilmington and Carlisle.
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Winchester
Washington, D. C
Pacific
John Ingersoll
Washington
Ingersoll
Wilmington
Delaware
Carlisle
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
White House
Atomic Energy Commission
Ronald Colman Dies Veteran Screen Star at 67
Ronald Colman died at 5 a.m. at his Santa Barbara area ranch home after a lung infection. The Oscar winner known for A Double Life and Lost Horizon was 67 and survived by widow Benita Hume. Funeral services will be held at All Saints Episcopal Church by the Sea in Montecito.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Ronald Colman
St. Francis Hospital
Colman
George Apley
Benita Hume
Iss Hume
Juliet
Thelma Victoria Maude Dawson
London
United States
America
Richard Warwick
Ruth Chatterton
Henry Miller
Lillian Gish
Miss Hume
Arlington Integration Order Appeal Denied
The Supreme Court declined to hear Virginia’s appeal to block seven Negro students from Arlington white schools. The denial lets Judge Albert V. Bryan’s order stand to admit the students, risking possible school closings under Virginia anti integration laws if schools reopen on an integrated basis.
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Washington
Virginia
Arlington County
Supreme Court
USS
Albert V. Bryan
Alexandria
Bryan
Arlington
Richmond
Jupiter IRBM reenters successfully and nose cone recovered
The Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile test achieved a successful reentry with the nose cone recovered intact by frogmen and the Navy rescue ship crew. Army scientists will study the instruments at Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, to learn reentry guidance for space flight.
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Jack King
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Atlantic
Navy
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Defense Department
Army
Chrysler Corp
Thunderstorm Boosts Rainfall Across Region
A weekend thunderstorm boosted May rainfall to 61 inches with a sharp afternoon storm causing scattered telephone interference. Officials at Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co and Northern Virginia Power Co reported limited damage and swift service restoration. Nearby Front Royal suffered stronger winds, downed trees, power lines, and two damaged turries. Weather forecasts call for scattered showers and near normal temperatures ahead.
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Robert E. Helter
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Elmore Norris
Northern Virginia Power Co
Royal Drive In
Front Royal
Warren County
H. B. Long
American student ousted from Moscow University
The State Department announced that John A. Baker Jr., an American diplomat studying at Moscow University, was declared unwelcome in the Soviet Union. Ambassador Llewellyn Thompson protested without result as Baker denied Soviet charges of violating diplomatic norms. Baker, visiting London with his family, had been the only U.S. diplomat allowed to attend regular Moscow University classes.
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Washington
State Department
Moscow University
Soviet Union
John A. Baker Jr
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
United States
Baker
London
Thompson
Andrei Gromyko
Gromyko
Moscow
Red Cross and Cancer Funds May Join Community Chest
Winchester Frederick Community Chest policy meeting recommends inviting the Red Cross and Cancer Society to join the fall fundraising campaign. L W Brown Chest president said immediate conferences with the two organizations are planned. Participating groups include Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Day Nurseries Salvation Army Children’s Home Society USC and Child Guidance Center.
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Winchester - Frederick
Sixty Five Die In Sabena Plane Crash At Casablanca
A Sabena airliner crashed while landing at Casablanca Cazes Airport killing 65 people including eight children. The DC6B had departed Brussels for the Belgian Congo with engine trouble prompting an emergency landing. The craft struck a building after a failed approach and exploded. four passengers escaped through a hatch. Edouard Pilaet survived badly burned. Jacques Genier died.
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Casablanca
Moroceco
Belgium
Brussels
Belgian Congo
Portugal
Cazes
Edouard Pilaet
Pilaet
Jacques Genier
De Gaulle Breaks Silence On France’s Political Crisis
Gen Charles de Gaulle defends his wartime record while denouncing French parties as having betrayed the country He says he is ready to head the government again to pull France from chaos amid Algeria turmoil and near general strike signs in Paris He vows to stay at the country’s disposal and to return from exile in his village if needed
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
France
Republic
Algeria
de Gaulle
Bakhtiar Shula to Be Guests At Handley Athletic Banquet
James Bakhtiar Virginia football and scholastic standout will be principal speaker at the Handley Judges' Athletic Association banquet at York Inn. Donald Shula, football coach, also attends as honors are awarded in football basketball and track this first annual event. Bakhtiar, a 1957 AP All America pick from Iran, has a pro contract with Calgary Stampeders and aims for medical school. Shula, Ohio native, holds degrees from John Carroll and Western Reserve.
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Handley Judges’ Athletic Association
James Bakhtiar
University of Virginia
York Inn
Donald Francis Shula
Bakhtiar
Abadan
Iran
Associated Press
Western High School
Washington, D. C
Delta Kappa Epsilon
Calgary ‘Stampeders
Univer
Sity
Mr. Shula
Ohio
John Carroll University
Cleveland
Western Reserve University
Painesville Harvey High School
Painesville
Washington Redskins
Baltimore Colts
Cleveland Browns
Lebanese Troops Regain Control In Tripoli Streets
Beirut Lebanon government forces regained control of Tripoli streets after weekend fighting between loyalists and Muslim nationalists. At least 60 killed in what authorities called the bloodiest clashes of Lebanon's internal strife.
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Tripoli
Beirut
Lebanon
Public School Buses May Carry Parochial Pupils
New Jersey Supreme Court rules regional high school buses may transport parochial elementary students alongside public school pupils. The 6-1 decision reverses a State Board of Education ruling, affirming state law allows carriage of parochial students. Regional High School in Berkeley opened a junior senior high in 1956. dispute traced to Toms River parochial riders.
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Trenson
New Jersey Supreme Court
State Board of Education
Berkeley
Toms River
Markets at a Glance
Markets at a glance show mixed stocks with narrow changes in New York, bonds lower on moderate pressure, and Col len higher as commission houses cover shorts. In Chicago wheat is higher on shorts covering, new crop prices lower with light trade. oats higher with corn. soybeans higher on strong demand. hogs 50 cents lower. steers steady to 30 cents higher. overseas markets at $33.
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