Kennedy and Nehru Press for Test Ban and Peace
Kennedy and Indian Prime Minister Nehru urged progress toward a tested ban while signaling disagreements on underground and atmospheric tests. They backed stronger UN role and warned against war risks as they pressed for closer Viet Nam cooperation and international control in Berlin.
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Washington
New York
U.S
United Nations
United States
Britain
Soviet Union
Nehru
Kennedy
National Press Club
Berlin
Southeast Asia
South Viet Nam
International Control Commission
India
Two Star Employees Report Flat Tires In City Parking Lot
After two Star employees had flat tires from nails in the Kent Street parking lot this week Frank Royston reports his own two flat tires in the past week. Occasional rain is forecast with temperatures 46 to 52 this weekend and a warming trend early next week. Local ads note housewares and trade-in offers at Grove Furniture and bread products from Valley Pride.
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Star
Frank Royston
Kent St
Boscawen St
Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Valley Pride Bread
X15 Pilot Sets Speed Record as Next Altitude Goal Looms
At Edwards Air Force Base Major Bob White pushed the X15 to 4 070 mph about six times the speed of sound. Next week Joe Walker of NASA will attempt 250 000 feet in the X15 Sky Dart. The craft has reached 217 000 feet. White survived a cracked windshield from heat. The program aims for spaceflight but stresses safe return.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Bob White
Joe Walker
National Aeronauticcs and Space Administration
White
Buddy
Walter Daniel
Bayliss Real Estate and Insurance Office Closing Notice
Bayliss Real Estate and Insurance Office will be closed November 11 1961 in respect to Veterans Day E E Bayliss Jr Owner.
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Bayliss
E. E. Bayliss, Jr
Stephens City
Mervel W. Adams
Indictments Returned by County Grand Jury
Eleven indictments were returned today by a county circuit court grand jury. Named defendants include Chest Lee, Lee Roy Riddle, James Roberts, Elmer Richard Rose, Harrison Young, Walter E. Saville, Irene Papp, Oliver Vincent, Michael Abel, Herman Eugene Luttrell, and Richard Nathaniel Braithwaite. A true bill was not found in the Russell Smith case. Capiases ordered for most defendants. George Sharr represented the commonwealth. Ray E. Boyce led the panel with 12 witnesses sworn.
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C‘ County Circuit Court
Tai Bal
Chest Lee
Lee Roy Riddle
James Roberts
Elmer Richard Rose
Harrison Young
Walter E. Saville
Irene Papp
Oliver Vincent
Michael Abel
Herman Eugene Luttrell
Richard Nathaniel Braithwaite
Russell “Baldy” Smith
Joseph White
Roberts
Saville
Luttrell
Capias
Commonwealth
George Sharr
Ray E. Boyce
Gertrude Abrell
W.L. Harrison
Thelma Burgarski
Robert M. Lockhart
Harold L. Phillips
Linden Unger
Bloody Philippine campaign claims dozens dead in violence
Manila reports a rising toll in the presidential campaign with 19 dead and 43 wounded, while the Philippine News Service cites 34 dead and 32 wounded in the bloodiest campaign since 1953. The Liberal party challenges President Carlos P. Garcia ahead of next Tuesday's election.
Shawnee Re-Elects Nesselrodt in City Fire Company
Ernie Nesselrodt was re elected as head of the Shawnee fire company along with officers Dennis Strawderman Robert B Dale Jr and Clarence Milton. Elmo Ruckman was re elected fire chief with Arthur Rowles as first assistant chief and Dennis Strawderman second. An auditing committee was named and a three year board slate was set including C L Williams Russell Good Albert Clarke L L Shreck and Arthur Rowles. Ray Santmier to represent the company at the Apple Blossom Festival meeting November 27. Chief Ruckman reported five runs and two calls for assistance in the past year thanking drivers and Nesselrodt for support.
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Mr. Ruckman
Arthur Rowles
Dennis Strawderman
Ray Haines
C. L. Williams
Russell Good
Albert Clarke
L. L. Shreck
Ray Santmier
Ruckman
Nesselrodt
Two Engines Out And A Third Losing Power In Fatal Flight
Richmond AP report details Imperial Air Constellation crash near Byrd Field. Two engines failed, a third losing power as the aircraft approached landing. Seventy four Army recruits and three crew members died. survivors included Ronald H. Conway and flight engineer William Poythress. Federal officials studied the wreckage to determine causes. engines to be examined in Washington. Army planned troop movements as investigations continued.
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Richmond, Va
Imperial Air Constellation
Richmond
Byrd Field
Ronald H. Conway
West Hollywood
Fla
Conway
William Poythress
Miami
Beverly
Federal Aviation
Washington
1St Army
Army
New Jersey
South Carolina
Baltimore
Poythress
Jamesoo
Antarctic crash kills five and injures four
A Neptune aircraft homeward bound from an Antarctic expedition crashed near McMurdo Sound, killing University of Minnesota scientist Dr. Edward C. Thiel and four Navy personnel. Five total fatalities and four injuries were reported as the crew fought a post takeoff fire and thick smoke.
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Mcmurdo Sound
Antarctica
University of Minnesota
U.S. Navy
Neptune
Reseang Vie
McMus Seus
Navy
Ted
Saale
Mirny
Indian Ocean
Minnesota
Edward C. Thiel
University of Ohio
Madison
United States
Soviet Union
David M. Tyree
William Douglas Counts
USN
Jeannette Vv
Frank Whitacre Again Heads Gainesboro VFD
Frank Whitacre was re elected president and L D Williamson was re elected fire chief at the Gainesboro Fire Company annual meeting for 1962. E W Adams Jr and John Whitacre named to the board of directors with Nathaniel Smith as treasurer and Ray Boyce as vice president.
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Frank Whitacre
L. D. Williamson
Gainesboro Fire Company
Ofire
Ray Boyce
Leslie Campbell
Elmer Venskoske
Nathaniel Smith
E. W. Adams, Jr
Dick) Whitacre
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Robert Moore
Samuel Whitacre
Arthur Jolliffe
Scarbeck Sentenced to 30 Years for Spying for Poland
Former U S diplomat Irvin C Scarbeck receives the maximum 30 year term from Judge Leonard Walsh for passing secret embassy documents to Polish Communist agents while stationed in Warsaw He faces no parole for 10 years and faced a mercy appeal that failed.
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Washington
Irvin C. Scarbeck
U.S
Leonard P. Walsh
Scarbeck
Justice Department
Warsaw
Greece
Ursula Discher
Walsh
Searbeck
Samuel G. Klein
Kleiner le
Klein
U S Soldiers Arrive Safely In West Berlin
First elements of a motorized U S infantry company reached West Berlin today on a three hour forty minute drive from West Germany. Lt Richard P Jennings led the van guard as the unit passed through Marienborn and Babelsberg checkpoints without incident.
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U.S. Babelsberg
Berlin
No Escape Mechanism For Goliath
CAPE CANAVERAL Fla AP an Atlas missile high over the Cape today officials reported 20 minutes after the launching there was no escape The space capsule tucked in the Atlas nose cone has no escape The huge rocket with the 1 percent veered nose downward and erupted into a boiling ball of fire that spread several hundred feet across the sky Two aircraft and a ship waited to attempt recovery of the 12 foot tall cone after it plunged back through the heat barrier from an altitude of 650 miles The test aimed at perfecting means of keeping man safe in ascent and descent
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Cape
Larrick and White Form Law Practice After Benham Death
J Frederick Larrick to continue law practice in the Old Star Building with Joseph W White remaining as associate. Larrick, opening office there in 1948, joined 1950s Harrison Benham and Thoma after dissolution prompted by Harry K Benham’s death.
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Harrison, Benham
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Philippines
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Ernie Nesselrodt
Py Ce
Robert B. Dale, Jr
Clarence Milton
Elmo Ruckman
Mr. Neselrodt
Rus- Good
Carl Milton
Richard Keckley
Tiny Monkey
Atlas
E. J. Averman Jr
Antarctic
Gainesboro
VFD
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Williams
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