Council study seven point plan to expand downtown parking
Local merchants unveil a seven point downtown parking proposal backed by the Chamber of Commerce. The plan includes enlarging northwest parking on Boscawen and Kent streets, installing three hour and one hour limits, adding lit signs, and using meter revenue for off street lots and planning. The mayor will have the public safety committee review the scheme.
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Eea Oy
Chamber of Commerce
Chamber
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Council
Merchants’ Group
Keleso
Claude B. Smalts
Public Safety — Light Committee
Kent and
Boscawen Sts
Kent St
Tee
Release Coach Systems,Inc
Deer Hunters Season Opening Aides Local Stations
A local hunter season note lists three stations in Berryville Pine Grover Service Station and Rodgers Diner on Paris Mountain as check points. A Millwood resident found a trash can fire in her yard and carried it out before firefighters arrived. The weatherman forecasts a cold weekend with showers tomorrow Friday and Monday.
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Frank’s Esso
Berryville
Pine Grover
Rodgers
Paris Mountain
Millwood
Boyce
School Data Plan Approved by Council
City Council unanimously approves a plan to gather data for protecting public school children during national emergencies. A fallout shelter survey names Handley Library and city hall basements as suitable spaces, with plans to finalize a shelter policy through School Superintendent Garland R. Quarles and the School Board.
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Winchester
Handley Library
Garland R. Quarles
Gerald L. Goodman
City Hall
A. Lee Coble
J. Ben Cather
J. Douglas Butler
Lee Grant
Runway Lights Installed at Local Airport
City Manager reports completion of runway lighting at the local airport funded in part by the aviation division. Shenandoah Gas and Winchester Electric installed the system at a cost of 4300 dollars with support from Smith's Transfer. Police notes list arrests for driving drunk speeding reckless driving running a stop sign and no operator's license.
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Lee
Winchester Electric Service, Inc
Aviation
Septi
Shenandoah Gas
Winchester Electric
Smith
Council approves space for National Guard storage site
The City Council voted 8 to 2 to grant the state permission to use 40 000 square feet behind the armory for a National Guard storage compound and maintenance shop. Recreation officials objected citing park land concerns and a motion to table failed 7 to 3.
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National Guard
Recreation and Civic Improvement Commission
Rembell
Colleges Honor Nehru on 72nd Birthday Visit at UCLA
In Southern California colleges and universities N souther California write a tribute to Nehru marking his 72nd birthday. Nehru’s UCLA appearance was his final stop before flying to Mexico City.
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Southern California
Nehru
Ucla
Mexico City
India
Los Angeles
Kennedy pledges US aid including armed support to South Korea
Washington AP report says President Kennedy assured Gen. Park that the United States would extend all possible economic aid and cooperation for South Korea and would consider armed forces in case of renewed armed attack. Park met Kennedy seeking approval for his military regime after last May uprising.
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Washington
South Korea
Chung Hee Park
Kennedy
U.S
Park
United States
L. Freeman
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Ketel
Republic of Korea
Southwest Digs Out Of Big Snowstorm
A major snowstorm, labeled the worst in 30 years for El Paso, Texas, left several dead in New Mexico and Texas and disrupted travel and schools. Airports closed. deer hunters stranded. remote towns isolated. 30 inches fell in places. multiple road closures and communications outages reported across western New Mexico and west Texas.
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el Paso
Tex
New Mexico
Texas
Santa Fe
Clovis
N.M
West Texas
Ruidoso
Texas Plains
Texas Western College
Corona
Carrizozo
Capitan
Hondo
Elida
Causey
Truth Or Consequences
Dunken
State Police
National Guard
Lincoln National Forest
New Mexico Game Department
Four Stage Rocket Fails On Space Test
POINT ARGUELLO Calif AP A four stage rocket carrying living matter failed today. The first stage booster apparently landed about a half mile from the site with no property damage evident. The capsule and upper stages went to sea and were lost. The payload included fresh human blood and a device to collect micrometeoroids for return to Earth.
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Point Arguello
Calif
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Navy
Earth
Trade-In Sale and Neighborhood Fish Fry Ad Briefs
Trade-In sale offers include $20 for old dinette sets at Grove Furniture Co Winchester Virginia with ad codes. A weekly Thursday fish fry all you can eat for $1 at Howard Johnsons George Washington Hotel mentioned with page citation. Another trade-in ad promises $50 for old living room suites at Loudoun Street location with similar city ad tagging.
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Grove Furniture CO
Loudoun St
Winchester
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Loudoun &J
National Symphony Orchestra
Handley Auditorium
Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop 3 Day Coat Sale
Tomorrow through Saturday fall and winter coats and suits 25 percent off. Group of blouses 50 percent off. Group of slacks 50 percent off. Other bargains see page 6. Town sale includes Margaret L Hodgson shop items.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
Kidnaped Girl Is Returned Unharmed in Corvallis
Eight year old Marjorie Schubert was abducted by a motorist Tuesday afternoon and dropped near her home this morning. She walked away frightened and hungry but unharmed, as neighbors and police continued to search for the abductor. Marjorie is the daughter of John and Mrs. Schubert, an agricultural chemist at Oregon State University.
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Corvallis
Ore
Marjorie Schubert
John Schubert
Marjorie
Schubert
Nancy Fox
Leon C. Terriere
Gizenga Declares Open Defiance of UN in Congo
Antoine Gizenga, Lumumba’s leftist heir, moves to Kindu in central Congo and openly defies the United Nations. Mutineers reportedly spread disorder in Katanga and northern towns as Gizenga drives out former allies amid rising tensions with the Leopoldville government.
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Gizenga
Leopoldville, the Congo
Antoine Gizenga
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Central Congo
Kindu
Kivu
Laf
Katanga
Albertville
Stanleyville
Oriental
Leopoldville
Cyrille Adoula
Victor Lundula
Christophe Gbenye
Lundula
Gbenye
Five Hurt In Wrecks Yesterday
Five people were injured in yesterday’s wrecks on Millwood Ave and near Washington and Corks Streets. Three occupants of a 1957 pickup were treated and released after a single car crash on Millwood Ave.
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Brattier Aesapebe
Tee
Millwood Ave
Berryville Prepares For Christmas Decorations Changes
Berryville crews install Main Street lights as a joint project by the Town and Chamber of Commerce. A cross at Buckmarsh and Main is added with aluminum stringers replacing pine. Town Council votes to suspend parking meters Dec 15 through Jan 2 for free shopping spaces. Snow issues discussed. residents asked to move cars and clear driveways to aid plowing.
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Buckmarsh
Main
Church and
Leland Broadstater
Berryville Budget Hearing Set for December 26
The Berryville town council proposes a $96,478 budget with a $1 per $100 rate. General fund: $48,403. water: $35,625. sewer: $12,450. Public hearing at 7:30 p.m. in Town Hall. expenditures include $9,500 for Buckmarsh Street improvements and $13,000 for capital outlay. Last year’s budget was $98,650.
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Berryville
Son Lees
Star
Rt. 340
Buckmarsh St
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