Soviet Fishing Fleet Seen as Challenge to U.S. Defenses
Bernard M. Kussell cites a Naval Institute Proceedings piece warning the Soviet fishing fleet is a potential threat to Western defenses and could cut Soviet imports, with 200 to 400 ships at sea near strategic waters and concerns over passive countermeasures and mining, following a Vega sighting south of Long Island.
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U.S
Washington
Soviet Union
United States Naval Institute Proceedings
Bernard M. Kussell
U.S. Navy
United States Naval Institute
Navy
Coast Guard
Marine
N Naval Academy
Annapoli
Board of Control
Adm
George W. Anderson
Naval Operations
Kassell
Massachusetts
Baltic Sea
Long Island
Weather and licensing reminders amid late fall gloom
The notice urges buying hunting licenses before Saturday as the general season begins Monday. Rain and humidity dampen plans with a cooler, drier Thursday forecast. A Washington station will airing musical interludes during two NOV 20 and 25 commercials with no audio pitch. Channel 5 airs Anouilh’s classic tragedy.
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Washington
Anouilh
Channel 5
Yale Club Checks in Clarke Frederick Average 91 36
The average Christmas Club member in Frederick and Clarke counties will receive a check for 91.36 this year. Total deposits: 105,822 by 1,095 persons, up from 100,805 by 1,075 last year. Checks mailed in early November.
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Yale Club
Clarke, Frederick
Christmas Club
Frederick and Clarke
First National Bank of
Berryville
Bank of
Clarke County
Bank of Western Frederick
Gore
John Ward
Ward
Council to Get Traffic Parking Recommendations
The council will hear traffic and parking recommendations from a chamber of commerce backed committee. Details will be announced tonight as the 7:30 p.m. city hall meeting proceeds with subcommittees on parking property traffic and enforcement and improved facilities listing chairs and co chairs.
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Wilkins
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
Traffic and Parking Committee
Moves to Expel South Africa From UN Fair
The UN General Assembly failed to expel South Africa or impose a worldwide white supremacy ban after a 72 to 2 vote by a 103-nation committee. The censure backed by India and eight others drew 48 to 30, with 27 abstentions including the United States, Britain and France.
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United Nations, N.Y
South Africa
United Nations
Special
Security Council
India
Portugal
United States
Britain
France
Assembly
Man sought in theft and wreck of car near Acme Store
Police search for a man aged 20 to 30 after a 1962 Ford Falcon was stolen from the Acme Store parking lot and found wrecked into a utility pole near Indian Alley just south of the lot. Witnesses described the suspect as six feet tall, wearing a blue and white plaid shirt and khaki pants with sandy hair, seen near Shenandoah Gas Co. Contact police with information.
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R. A. Winterstine
Wilson Blvd
Acme
Indian Alley
Stubborn Hotel Fire Levels Newport News Wing
A basement fire at the Warwick Hotel in Newport News raged for about 12 hours damaging the old wing. Eight firefighters were overcome, one injured, and hotel guests were safely evacuated. Damage is estimated around 750000 with most of the old seven story wing destroyed.
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Newport News
Warwick
Edward L. Reardon
Norfolk
Epes-Fitzgerald Paper Co., Inc
Jackson Paper Co
Jacksonville
Fla
Nolanh Cutler Jr
A. J. Muzik
Chicago
United Air Lines
Potomac Study Details Four Plan Options For Basin Water
Army Engineers unveil four alternate plans to develop Potomac River Basin water resources with 12 to 20 major reservoirs and 409 small headwater structures in Virginia West Virginia Maryland and Pennsylvania The plans cost 319 million for major dams and 106 million for small structures and include Opequon Back Creek and a controversial Great Falls dam near Washington Public meetings start in late month with a Dec 7 Front Royal session to discuss the proposals and potential relocations and sewage treatment goals.
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Opequon
Back Creeks
Shenandoah River
Front Royal
Charles Town
Army Engineers
Potomac River
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Pennsylvania
Winchester
Back Creek
Frederick County
W. Va
Engineers’ Bulletin
Potomac
River Bend
Great Falls
Washington
Monocacy River
Jail Break Bid Fails Prisoner Trapped in Food Slot
Berryville police arrest 36 year old Preston Burkett of White Post on drunkenness. He becomes wedged head through a 6 by 18 and a half inch food slot in his cell bars, requiring Winchester Rescue Squad to saw through three bars and a metal plate to free him. He escapes to another cell unharmed.
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Berryville
Preston Burkett
White Post
Winchester
Robert Willingham
Burkett
Percy Camper
Lumumba death inquiry flags Katanga role and staged account
A four man UN commission says Patrice Lumumba probably was murdered last January with Katanga officials present and that the central Congo government bears responsibility. The panel questions a Katanga version of events and suggests a Belgian colonel may have been the killer.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N
Congo
Patrice Lumumba
Katanga
Moise Tshombe
Lumumba
Elisabethville
Mrs Bowmen resigns from Middletown Town Council
Mrs Bowman resigned from the Middletown Town Council citing scheduling conflicts. She had served a full term plus time already in this term. A replacement will be chosen later. The council approved paying 1000 on water bonds leaving 4000 unpaid of 25000. A proposal to have Harry Clark collect garbage monthly was discussed but not decided. Mayor Gene T. Dicks presided over the meeting.
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Chae
Byrd
Lyndon B. Johnson
Richard E. Byrd
Arlington
Vice Preae
Boyce
Middletown State Bank
Stephens City
Harold G. Brown
Benjamin Belchie
H. Robert Edwards
Ralph Mulvey
Cochairman
R. L. Pizzano
George Snarr, Jr
UN Fair
Nickie
Patterson Ave
Dial
Santa
Opequon Reservoir
Bowman
Middletown
Urs
Jim Carwile
Bob Trenary
Ber
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