U N General Assembly vote on Cuba invasion charge
The UN General Assembly moved toward a vote on Cuba's bid for immediate debate on U S plans to invade Fidel Castro's regime. Diplomats expect the Cuban complaint to go first to the assembly's political committee for consideration. Cuban and Soviet bloc allies argued the U S seeks invasion while Cuba maintained the accusation.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
United States
Fidel Castro
99-Nation Forum
Assembly
Rainy Halloween Dampens Market for Trick or Treaters
Last night's rain kept many children indoors as they collected treats in paper bags that failed when wet. SPCA agent Ervin Cleveland notes 1961 dog license tags go on sale today with rabies vaccination proof required for dogs four months and older. Joseph Jenkins offered a call for sale yesterday at the Farmers Livestock Exchange, covered with Kennedy-Johnson stickers.
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SPCA
Ervin Cleveland
Joseph Jenkins
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Kennedy-Johnson
Prince's Birth Brings Tax Amnesty And Pahlevi Joy
In Tehran the newborn crown prince prompts a 20 percent income tax cut for the year and a judiciary notice to grant amnesty to 98 prisoners. Shah Mohammad Reza Pahlavi visits his wife and the 8 pound 11 ounce heir as crowds cheer outside Charity Hospital. The queen feeds the infant and authorities report both mother and baby healthy.
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Tehran
Iran
Radiant
Farah Diba
Hospital
Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi
Jahanshah Saleh
Heilwig Shahgholi
Reza
Cyrus
Koorosh
I of Finance
Ministry of Justice
Carol Day Crowned in Stephenson Pageant by Mayor Smalls
Carol Day the daughter of Mr and Mrs Ervin Day of Stephenson was crowned by Mayor Claude Smalls at the pageant held in the town. The event highlighted local youth and community leadership.
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Carol Day
Ervin Day
Stephenson
Claude Smalls
Carol
Eisenhower to speak in Cleveland and Pittsburgh this weekend
President Eisenhower may address crowds in Cleveland Ohio and Pittsburgh Pennsylvania on Friday or Saturday as part of the Nixon reelection campaign. He will also partake in a televised fiscal policy discussion with Secretary Robert B. Anderson and join Nixon at a New York rally Wednesday night before a nationwide radio television address election eve.
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Eisenhower
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
New York
James C. Hagerty
White House
Ohio
Pennsylvania
Secretary of the Treasury
Robert B. Anderson
CBS
Pacific Coast
Westchester
Nassau
Two Traffic Mishaps Involve Five Cars Here
A three car crash on Valley Ave in front of Orrick Cemetery yesterday at 5 15 p m caused no injuries though details were not fully available. A second accident on North Ave involved a 1956 Ford driven by William Johnson and a parked 1960 Chevrolet owned by Herman Fine with $550 in damage.
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Valley Ave
Orrick Cemetery
North Ave
William Johnson
Rt. 2
Berryville
Herman Fine
Brooklyn
N.Y
Loudoun St
New 77 Piece 3 Room Furniture Group Ad
GROVE FURNITURE CO offers a 77 piece three room furniture group for sale at 4.50 weekly. Sale highlighted on a single newspaper page listing with pricing and payment terms. Includes living room dining area and bedroom sets for home furnishing.
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Grove Furniture CO
Queen Elizabeth Opens Parliament Promises Later Pub Hours
Queen Elizabeth II opened Parliament with a pledge to reform licensing laws to allow later pub hours and nationwide supper service until 2 a.m. Home Secretary Butler will draft the measure as Britain seeks unity with Western Europe and maintains its alliance with the United States.
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London
Elizabeth II
Harold Macmillan
Britain
United States
Richard A. Butler
European Free Trade Association
Tec
Western Europe
Macmillan
United States of America
Tass Claims Arrest of American Spy in Soviet Union
Soviet news agency Tass reports the arrest of an American spy named Mikhail Platovsky alias Andrei Kreps and Pyotr Sosnovsky in the Soviet Union. Tass says he was trained in West Germany and operatives reportedly smuggled with another spy V. M. Slovnov, amid related U. N. translation arrests in New York.
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Tass
Mikhail Platovsky
Soviet Union
Moscow Radio
Platovsky
Andrei Kreps
Pyotr Sosnovsky
V. M. Slovnov
West Germany
New York
Igor Y. Melekh
U. N
Melekh
FBI
Willie Hirsch
Minsk
Vandalism Reports Narrow Halloween Incidents in Area
In Berryville two major vandalism acts were reported including a picnic table moved into the street and splintered by a tractor trailer. Also chairs were broken at a Virginia Avenue porch while blockades formed on east Berryville streets. In Winchester vandalism included paint at a disposal plant entrance and window damage.
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Robert L. Willingham
F. A. Bell
W. Main St
C. B. Asbury
Virginia Ave
Willingham
Winchester
Woodstock Lane
Thomas Boyd
Quakes Rock Southern Chile
Three violent earthquakes struck southern Chile at dawn causing walls to topple and streets to buckle across several cities from Concepcion to Puerto Montt. People flooded the streets in panic as communications failed but later came back. Ten deaths or injuries were reported immediately.
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Santiago
Chile
Concepcion
Pacific
Puerto Montt
Virginia Camps Rally Reinforcements Ahead of Election
Richmond grows as a key battleground with out-of-state help for both parties ahead of the November 8 vote. Allan Shivers and Robert Kennedy planned appearances in the city as Nixon and Kennedy campaigns aim to boost support in the 3rd District. Kennedy would later join President Kennedy on a broader Virginia swing, stopping in Norfolk and Roanoke before heading to Ohio.
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Associated Press
Richmond
Virginia
Texas
Allan Shivers
Robert Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Chamber of Commerce
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Shivers
Southerners
Nixon Predicts Victory in Seven Big States
Vice President Richard M. Nixon said he would win a majority in seven large states California Texas Michigan Illinois Ohio Pennsylvania and New York in next week's election. He claimed the tide had turned and the opponent was running out of gas as he prepared campaigns in Lancaster and Erie. Nixon argued Kennedy would harm the country and urged support as the race moved toward closing days.
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Sewell Avery Dies at 86, Famed Montgomery Ward Chief
Sewell Lee Avery, 86, longtime Montgomery Ward & Co. chairman from 1931 to 1955, died in his Chicago Lake Shore Drive apartment from a cerebral hemorrhage after a year of illness. A controversial leader, he battled the federal government in 1944 over War Labor Board actions and clashed with financier Louis E. Wolfson in 1955.
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Chicago
Sewell Lee Avery
Avery
Montgome Ward & Co
Lake Shore Drive
University of Michigan Law School
Montgomery Ward
Louis E. Wolfson
War Labor Board
CIO
Ward
Merchants Reelect Pizzano Set Holiday Store Hours
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association re elected Robert L. Pizzano as president for a new year and announced extended holiday hours beginning Nov 26 Weekends open until 9 p.m. and Dec 15 nightly hours to 9 p.m. The group also outlined a Christmas parade tree lighting and candy distribution at 6 p.m. on Nov 15.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Robert L. Pizzano
Pizzano
ShenVal Music Co
War Memorial
Evans Cline
Modern Age
William Orndorff
Leggett’s
Conrad Follansbee
Orgaization
Merchants Group
James Wilkins
Shoe Center
Warren Eddy
Gray and
the Merchants Association
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