Deny Guilt in Spy Case in Newark New Jersey
An American engineer John William Butenko and Russian chauffeur Igor A. Ivanov pleaded innocent to charges of conspiring to spy for Russia. They were indicted by a federal grand jury on three counts relating to transmitting information to the Soviet Union. Bail requests were renewed but remain unresolved. Both are held without bail in Hudson County Jail as a possible death-penalty case looms if convicted.
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Newark
Russia
John William Butenko
Orange
Igor A. Ivanov
New York City
FBI
Ivanov
Thomas
Asst
U.S. Atty
Sanford Jaffe
Butenko
Meaney
Court of Appeals
Soviet Union
U.S
U.N
United States
Hudson County
Jersey City
No Local Effects Felt In Strike Against Safeway
There were no immediate effects from a Teamsters strike against 221 Safeway stores in the Washington area. Safeway trucks arrived at V Avenue store and main warehouse near Washington. Talks were to resume. warehouses in the area were picketed but movement of perishables to markets was allowed until today. Safeway offered a three year contract with pay increases.
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Teamsters
Safeway
Washington, D. C
R. V. Martin
V Ave
Washington
Vee
Weather and meeting notices from The Gown Crier
Warmer conditions spread over the area with a high of 50 degrees and a forecast showing five to six hotter days through next Wednesday. Officials note little precipitation and remind Winchester residents that the People to People Council meets Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Handley Library to discuss a sister city program with Ambato, Ecuador.
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Winchester
People To People Council
Handley Library
Auta
Ambato
Ecua
Byrd Attacks Kennedy Tax Plan as Dangerous Gamble
Sen. Harry F. Byrd accuses President Kennedy of a dangerous gamble by cutting taxes while spending rises. Byrd, head of the Senate Finance Committee, questions the plan to borrow for tax cuts and warns of added debt, saying only substantial spending cuts justify any tax relief.
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Byrd
Washington
Harry F. Byrd
Kennedy
Virginia
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Grain Row Delays Kennedy Foreign Aid Bill
In Washington a dispute over grain sales to the Soviet bloc blocks Senate passage of President Kennedy's foreign aid bill. Sen Mundt's amendment to bar Export-Import Bank guarantees for private grain sales to Communist countries is tabled after heated debate. Leaders Mansfield and Humphrey push to kill the amendment while Dirksen withholds vote. The fight centers on a proposed $250 million wheat sale to Russia and related deals with Communist nations.
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Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Karl E. Mundt
R-S.d
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mansfield
Russia
Mundt
Hungary
Humphrey
Sen. J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Unseasonal Chill Grips Southeast With Record Lows
Unseasonal cold extends across the South and East as Tallahassee and Cross City Florida log new date lows near 23 degrees. Tampa and Augusta also record frigid readings while a large cold dome dominates east of the Mississippi. Light rain affects parts of the Far West and Northwest.
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Associated Press
Southland
Florida
Mercury
Tallahassee
Cross City
Tampa
Mississippi Valley
Burlington
Key West
Fla
Augusta
Columbia
S.C
Atlanta
Jacksonville
Rumors Fly Over Mills Supreme Court Prospects
Washington rumors swirl that Rep. Wilbur Mills could be named to the Supreme Court, with denials following. Kennedy signals the medical care for the aged bill may pass next year, while Mills’ opposition to the plan could alter its fate in the Ways and Means Committee.
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Washington
Wilbur Mills
Supreme Court
Arkansas Democrat
Kennedy
Mills
House
Ways and Means
Kennedy Medical Care
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
Congress
Cecil R. King
D-Calif
King
Congressional
Michigan GOP kills Romney tax reform in big setback
In Lansing, the Republican led Legislature rejected Gov George Romney's 306 million tax reform plan in a 47 44 vote. Romney adjourned the special session and said no fiscal reform effort would be pursued in 1964. The vote split along party lines with Democrats largely opposing.
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Lansing
Mich
Michigan
George Romney
Romney
House of Representatives
Republican Party
Soviet Aims Unchanged Says British Secretary Butler
British Foreign Secretary R A Butler told the House of Commons that Soviet aims remain unchanged despite a warmer line toward the West. He said flexibility should prevail to defend Western vital interests and that Britain would keep its stance toward Moscow as before. Sir Alec Douglas-Home moves to prime minister.
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London
R.A. Butler
Soviet Union
Butler
House of Commons
Foreign Office
Alec Douglas-Home
Britain
Moscow
Alec
Foreign Ministry
Harold Macmillan
Weekend Special Almond Maca Cake at Wards Pastry Shop
Wards Pastry Shop advertises a Weekend Special almond maca cake. The feature dessert highlights almond and maca flavors promising a rich, nutty treat for customers.
City enrollments rise 34 percent in a decade
Enrollment in Winchester Schools has grown from 2,420 in 1952-53 to 3,239 in 1962-63, a 34 percent increase. Handley High School up to 1,317 while Handley Elementary fell to 147. total Handley building up 78. Other schools show smaller gains with Quarles, John Kerr, Virginia Avenue, Douglas facilities adding classrooms since 1952.
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Winchester
City Hall and Schools Committee
George Garber
Handley High School
Handley Elementary
Handley
Quarles
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Douglas High
Douglas
Garber
Handley School
Travel Editors Told Of Virginia's Magic
New York AP reports Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. urged travel editors that Virginia's magic attracts millions and blends old and new. He highlighted the $200 million Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel linking Norfolk to the Eastern Shore and described year round travel appealing to all seasons with festivals, resorts, beaches, and mountain scenery.
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New York
Virginia
University Club
W. L. Hewitt
Harris Intertype Corp
A. S. Harrison, Jr
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
J. A. Gehling
Old Dominion
Chesapeake Bay
Norfolk
Winchester
Harrison
Ranger VI Mooncraft Nears Shipment for Cape Launch
Pasadena AP reports Ranger VI, the moon landing craft, needs faulty diodes replaced and may ship to Cape Canaveral by mid December. Boss Schurmeier gives only a one in four chance of full subsystem success after earlier delays and mixed Ranger results.
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Ranger VI
Mooncraft
Cape
Pasadena
Calif
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Moon
Schurmeier
Kennedy urges swift action on 11 billion tax cut plan
President Kennedy addressed the AFL CIO convention in New York praising the proposed 11 billion tax cut and urging Congress to act promptly. He cited about four million unemployed and challenged deficit talk, while criticizing Republicans including Nelson Rockefeller and Barry Goldwater for lacking job creation programs. Kennedy pressed for faster economic growth and hinted at a broad push including minimum wage increases and a federal job information center.
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New York
Kennedy
Aflcio
Congress
Senate
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Rockefeller
GOP
Goldwater
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Jack Bell
Finance Committee
Q.tration
Grove Furniture Co
S. Loudoun St
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Travel Editor
Virgini
America
New World
Jamestown
Yorktown
Hampton Roads
Tidewater Plantations
Walker Gikerson
Surveyor
Soft
Ranger
Giberson
Carling Cookery
S. Loudoun
J. L. Massey Wholesale Drugs & Nations
Merrell
House of Beef
Earl Shade
Fern’s
Fine Foods
Hayfield
Buzzella
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