Deer Season Opens Amid Cold, Early Kills Across Countryside
Deer season opened with temperatures around 24 degrees and at least 57 kills by midday. Hunters reported at stations in Frederick and Clarke counties including Louise Moore of Mountain Falls Route who downed a 90 lb doe. Bear season also opens and turkey hunting continues with one turkey reported. Deer close November 27 while bear remains legal through January 5.
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Louise ‘Moore
Mountain Falls
Star
Larry Sullivan
Marshall Mallone
Rt. 2
Timber Ridge
Yarmouth Castle Disaster Toll Mounts
Coast Guard investigators probed the deadly by fire at sea that sank the Yarmouth Castle after a blaze swept through the ship. The death toll rose to 84 with 19 burned survivors in Nassau and Miami hospitals. Five airlifted to Miami included three in critical condition. Lifeboat launches were limited and safety questions were raised.
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Fila
Coast Guard
Yarmouth Castle
Yarmouth Cruises Inc
Atlames
Phyllis Hall
Jamaica
Lisardo Diaz Torrenz
Miami
Vero Beach
Fla
William Jackson
the Press__Journal
Nassau
Princess Margaret Hospital
Atlantic Ocean
Margaret Farrell
Fort Lauderdale
U.S. Coast Guard
Bahaemus
Bahamas
Winchester Volunteers Bloodmobile Visit Planned At Parish Hall
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad sponsors a Bloodmobile visit at Christ Church Parish Hall tomorrow. A total of 150 pints are needed to erase the deficit for Peter and Frederick County. Call 662-5412 for an appointment.
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Winchester Volunteers
Christ Church Parish Hall
Peter and Frederick County
Tommy's Garage Announces Weeklong Closure Dates
Tommy's Garage will be closed from November 16 to November 21 for maintenance and inventory. customers are advised to plan accordingly and contact staff for urgent needs before the shutdown.
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Tommy’s
Court Directed to Review School Desegregation Plans
The Supreme Court ordered the Richmond Virginia and Hopewell Virginia desegregation plans reassessed. It ruled District Court erred by approving the plans without a full inquiry into claims that racial assignment of teachers affected plan adequacy. The cases are returned to the Richmond court.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Richmond
Hopewell
High Tribunal
Legal Defense Fund
The
National Association People
U.S. Circuit Court
U.S. District Court
Une
Mond
High Court
Federal
Supreme Court Rules Party Must Register Under Act
The Supreme Court issued an 8 to 0 decision holding a political party must register with the government under a section of the 1950 Subversive Activities Control Act. Justice William J. Brennan delivered the opinion.
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Washington
Supreme Court
William J. Brennan
McNamara Opposed U Thant on Viet Nam Cease Fire Proposals
Look magazine excerpts quote Adlai Stevenson alleging that Robert McNamara twice blocked U Thant from pursuing a cease fire in Viet Nam. The account recounts Stevenson speaking to Eric Sevareid, noting U Thant’s push for a cease fire, Washington pressure, and a plan for U Thant to announce terms he did not write.
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Washington
United Nations
Adlai Stevenson
Robert S. McNamara
U Thant
Viet Nam
Eric Sevareid
Look Magazine
Sevareid
Stevenson
London
Jne
O ‘Thant
Rangoon
Burma
Hanoi
Robert McNaara
Adlai
Dld
Vandals Hit Handley Gym Construction Site
Winchester police report vandals delayed the Handley gym project Sunday by throwing material from a roof removing cornerstones and damaging bricks. The English Procese company estimates $300 in damages delaying work as key machinery and wiring were disrupted.
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Handley Gymnasium
Winchester
Edward Floyd
Procesae Coge
Indiana
Hanigoa
Floyd
Eisenhower says danger period passed after heart attack
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower, age 75, is described by his son John and brother Milton S. Eisenhower as past the period of greatest danger following his heart attack. They say his condition is improving, he is alert, reading Westerns, enjoying music, and celebrating his wife’s 69th birthday with hopeful medical reports.
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FT. Gordon
Dwight D. Eisenhower
John
Milton S. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Eisenhowers
Milton Eisenhower
Denver
Fone
Emergency Rhodesian Legislation Pushed
London reports Britain's Labour government will rush emergency Rhodesian sanctions legislation through Parliament to curb the white minority regime. Rhodesian Governor Gibbs refuses to vacate Government House, saying Smith's government is illegal but remains in office per royal instruction.
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London
Britain
Ian Smith
Government House
Rhodesia
Marquess of Salisbury
House of Lords
Patrick Wall
Robert Turton
House of Commons
Edward Heath
Reginald Maudling
Humphrey Gibbs
Gibbs
Smith
Durham Goes on Trial Tomorrow for Double Slayings
Luther Durham Jr., 23, a farm worker, faces the first of two murder trials in Frederick County Circuit Court over the Feb 25 1963 stabbings of Mrs. Waltrie Hoover 47 and her mother Mrs. E N Snow 85 at the Hoover home on Route 522 near Double Toll Gate. Jury call lists about 30 potential jurors.
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Luther Durham Jr
Frederick County
Waltrie Naomi Hoover
E.N. Snow
Hoover
Rt. 522
Double Toll Gate
Durham
King George County
Frederick
Snow
Local Youth Dies After Darksville Crash
Charles Roberts 20 of Winchester dies at Kings Daughters Hospital Martinsburg after being struck on Rt 11 in Darksville. The other fatally injured is Hamilton Gray 26 of Charles Town. Driver Richard Light 18. pedestrians and other victims named.
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Charles Roberts
Winchester
Kings Daughters Hospital
Martinsburg
W.va
Darksville
W. Va
Hamilton Gray
Charles Town
West Virginia
Richard Lee Light
Brook
Joseph Brown
Wallace Henderson
Charlestown
Brown
Henderson
Veterans Hospital
Light
Byrd Ready for Washington Duty after Senate Appointment
Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. left for Washington for his first capital visit since succeeding his father in Congress. He and his wife stayed yesterday with the senior Byrd at Rosemont Berryville, and he planned to spend weeks in the capital to learn his new duties.
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Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Washington
Federal Congress
Rosemont
Byrd
Berryville
Sen
Christmas Clubs Top $1 Million in Local Banks
Winchester three banks will mail Christmas Club checks totaling 1,099,631.75 dated Nov 17. This year 8,686 clubs formed across the three banks, up from 8,333 last year, with average checks around 130 dollars and totals split among Shenandoah Valley National Bank 281,638.75 across 1,900 clubs, Farmers and Merchants National Bank 618,672.50 across 5,326 clubs, and last year’s figures showing 2,170 clubs at Shenandoah Valley with 306,415.99 totals and 1,568 clubs at the commercial bank totaling 192,801.25.
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Winchester
Alice
Shenandoah Valley National ‘Bank Pokal
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
The
Commercial and Savings Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Farmers
B52s Pounding Rear Viet Positions in Ia Drang
U S forces report heavy combat in the Ia Drang Valley near the Cambodian border as B52 bombers hit a North Vietnamese regiment rear area. Two American infantry battalions of the 1st Air Cavalry’s 7th Regiment exchange fierce fighting with the 304th North Vietnamese Division, with at least 29 enemy killed and as many as 150 believed wounded. American losses are described as moderate with helicopter lifts hampered by danger. One A1E Skyraider was shot down and killed. Lieutenant Colonel Hal Moore of Bardstown Kentucky commands a battalion.
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IA Drang Valley
South Viet Nam
Cap
1St Air Cavalry Division
7Th Regiment
George Custer
Little Big Horn
U.S
Saigon
1St Cavalry
Hal Moore
Bardstown
Weather Turns Warmer After Cold Snap in Virginia
An AP report notes a polar air mass centered over Pennsylvania pushed below freezing across northern and central Virginia. A southeastward high pressure movement offshore will bring a warming trend starting tonight through at least Wednesday.
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Richmond
Pennsylvania
Virginia
Door-to-Door Salons Invite for Gracious Dining Event
Community event notice invites residents to a Jaycees County Door-to-Door Salon promoting gracious dining. The evening runs from 6 to 8 p.m. and includes cake. Local organizers encourage participation tonight.
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Jaycees
Salo
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