Winchester drive seeks 7357 for Cancer Crusade
Mrs. Bradford Bennett chairs the in town residential drive for the Cancer Crusade. Division majors receive canvass materials for a one night effort Thursday from 6 30 to 8 30 p m. Co chairs Elliott Button and others are unnamed. The goal for Winchester Frederick is 7357.
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Democrats Defend Kennedy Amid Foreign Policy Criticism
The piece notes Sen. Dirksen and RNC Chair Morton criticizing Kennedy's policies while Democrats rally to his defense. Johnson and Truman praise Kennedy's leadership. Nixon calls the tractor exchange plan morally wrong. The debate centers on U S Cuba policy and national security.
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Thruston B. Morton
Albuquerque
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Morton
Farrisoners
Cuba
Fidel Castro
Richard M. Nixon
Oklahoma City
Rube Walker Heads Atlanta Crackers in Southern Association
Former Dodger catcher Rube Walker takes on managing duties for the Atlanta Crackers in the Southern Association.
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Dodger
Atlanta Crackers
Southern Association
Expedition Leader Doubts Abominable Snowman Exists
Katmandu Nepal AP The Himalayan expedition leader Dr Griffith Pugh doubts the yeti exists saying the search is useless after a 14 day trek from Mingbo base camp. The team failed to summit Makalu 27790 ft amid frostbite pneumonia and a broken leg among four crew.
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Corveror
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Thomas C. Nevison Jr
Lakewood
Ohio
U.S. Air Force
Makalu’s Peak
Nevison
Lynchburg Man Held in Gas Attendant Slaying
Police hold Carroll L. Garland 26 in Lynchburg slaying of Jimmy Nuckles 27 a white gas station attendant. Garland confessed killing Nuckles with three blows and dumping the body in the James River near Amherst County after robbing $133 from the Wilmouth's Service Station.
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3 Day Strike Opens Today In South Africa
A three day strike began in South Africa as the country prepares to become a republic. Violence flared in Durban and Port Elizabeth with buses stoned and roads blocked while police and troops mobilized to protect nonwhite workers who aimed to report for duty.
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South Africa
Britain
Republic
Durban
Port Elizabeth
Johannesburg
South African Press Association
Hendrik F. Verwoerd
Verwoerd
Adenauer calls for nuclear arms for West German forces
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer said West Germany should have nuclear weapons for its forces and for NATO troops. He warned it would be a crime to send young men without proper arms against an enemy with nuclear weapons. He added the Soviet Union would discuss unification and disarmament only if NATO establishes a nuclear striking force as a deterrent.
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Trol Squadron Traces James River After Garland Admission
Authorities traced the trail to the James River before Garland's admission. Nuckles’ body was recovered from 18 feet of water around 3 p.m. in an unfolding case with lingering questions about the lead up to the incident.
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Chicago Grain futures slip amid scattered gains and losses
Chicago grain futures opened mixed on the Board of Trade with July corn at about 1.15 to 1.19 per bushel, wheat around 1.85 to 1.90, and oats near 66.5 to 66.9 cents per bushel. Market players watched for early price signals and demand shifts.
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Board of Trade
Livestock Market Figures From Chicago and Baltimore Markets
Chicago hogs 7 000 head with price ranges for 190 to 400 pound pigs and sows. cattle 15 000 with prime steers up to 26.00 and utility cows 15.50 to 17.50. slaughter lambs steady with spring lambs 18.00 to 19.50. Baltimore reports cattle slaughter steers and heifers 25.50. wealers 28.00 to 32.00. hogs 56 head with 18.75 for US No 1 near 210 lbs. Richmond grain mixed with prices for No 2 red winter wheat 1.75 and corn around 1.23 to 1.33 per bushel.
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Multiple property and injury crashes reported in area
A series of weekend crashes on Sen seng Road N Cameron St Loudoun St Rt 17 and Rt 7 near Berryville caused several vehicle damages with Dodge Falcon Pontiac Chevrolet and Chrysler totals ranging up to 800. Drivers Ralph Beaver Lawrence Troxell Janice Sanger and Ray Hines were treated. two teens were reported in good condition and Hines remained unconscious.
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Gene A. Haines
Hayfield
Ford
Othniel E. Richards
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Rt. 17
Delaplane
Memorial Hospital
Lawrence Troxell
Alexandria
Janice Sanger
Ray Hines
Rt. 1
Berryville
Rt. 7
Holiday Toll Rises to Five in Virginia Weekend
The national report notes five deaths in Virginia during the Memorial Day weekend with four road fatalities accounting for most of the toll and one drowning. Victims include Wade Burnett Simmons in Campbell County, George Woolwine in Montgomery County, Jerome Epps near Culpeper, Edmond Goad in Patrick County, and Barbara Paprocki in Leesburg. A pair of additional road deaths occurred before the official period and were not counted in the holiday toll.
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Virginia
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Lynchburg
Campbell County
George Robert Woolwine
Rt. 3
Willis
Montgomery County
Jerome Epps
Rochester
N. Y
U.S. 15
Culpeper
Edmond Thomas Goad
Cloudville
Patrick County
Barbara Paprocki
Dunkirk
Leesburg
E. C. Padgett
Armon Douglas Mullins
Roanoke
Mother Kills Three Children Then Slashes Self in Greece
Greek police said Joann Baker a 28 year old U.S. Army sergeant s wife strangled her three children and then slashed her throat. She was found by her husband Joel Baker when he returned to their Kalamaki villa home early Sunday. The Bakers lived on Route 2 China Grove North Carolina.
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N.C
Diplomas Presented at Dayton ceremony by School Leaders
Harlan C. Snow led the concert choir with Aldred de Janger as organist and Harold Albert delivering invocation and benediction. Mr. Racey awarded college diplomas with Registrar Kenneth Eyre assisting, while Dean William Skeat issued conservatory diplomas. The Rev. Paul J. Slonaker spoke at the baccalaureate service. Roy Smalley, ex major league shortstop, now manages Reno Silver Sox in the Class C California League.
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Aldred de Janger
Harold Albert
Mr. Racey
Kenneth Eyre
William Skeat
Paul J. Slonaker
First Evangelical United Brethren Church
Racey
Roy Smalley
Reno Silver Sox
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