Stevenson Won’t Make Health an Issue in Campaign
Adlai Stevenson said he will enter Minnesota March primary and will not weaponize health in the 1956 Democratic nomination race He avoids speculation on Ike and notes Johnson’s illness while praising future usefulness Stevenson appoints Finnegan as campaign manager and Hyman Raskin as executive director to lead the effort with Mitchell and Wyatt in advisory roles.
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Texas
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The
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Ike
Illinois
Finnegan
James A. Finnegan
Pennsylvania
Hyman B. Raskin
Stephen A. Mitchell
Wilson Wyatt
Special Cold Wave Warnings Issued Across Midwest
A broad cold wave grips the nation from southern Rockies to Missouri Valley with Chicago warning of near zero temps by Wednesday night. Temperatures fall sharply from Colorado to Oklahoma, with St. Louis and Chicago seeing large drops and Midwest areas reporting subzero readings and several deaths from icy conditions. Snow and ice cause hazardous travel from Kansas City to the Northern Plains.
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Missouri Valley
Weather Bureau
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Midwest
Ohio Valley
Gulf of Mexico
Colorado
Oklahoma
Middle West
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Kansas City
Imperial
Valentine
Neb
Plains
Kansas
Enemies Evade Radar in Sagebrush Mock Attack
The Sagebrush exercise showed enemy bombers slipping past radar and interceptors to target air bases from Florida to Virginia. Though some aircraft were tracked and intercepted, many simulated nuclear strikes reached airfields in the Southern states, signaling vulnerabilities in defenses.
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Florida
Louisiana
Virginia
Rem
Presidential Aide Howard Pyle to Speak at Chamber Dinner
Howard Pyle deputy assistant to President Eisenhower and former Arizona governor will headline the 38th Annual Dinner of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday at the George Washington Hotel. Pyle, born in Wyoming, rose from Tempe correspondent to radio media leader, producing the Grand Canyon Easter Sunrise series and covering major war and surrender events for U S networks.
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Eisenhower
Arizona
Winchester - Frederick County
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Tempe
Arizona Republican
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Grand Canyon
Rummage sale by Jewish Women’s Sisterhood in Winchester area
Rummage sale announced for November 18 and 19 from 10 AM to 5 PM at the Webber Building 445 N Cameron featuring used clothing for men women and children and household items. Also an ad notes real estate bond sale and local restaurant breakfast service for hunters and a personal election victory note from E Garber.
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Town House
Winchester
Coun
Turncoat with no fear of reception in his Texas hometown
Dallas report on 22 year old Lewis W. Griggs who returned from Korea with two companions after staying with the Communists. He expects no hostile reception in Jacksonville where his mother Elsie Griggs awaits him. Griggs faces possible court martial but was freed after the Supreme Court ruling. He plans to finish a book arguing against communism.
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Tex
Lewis W. Griggs
Texas
Jacksonville
United States
Griggs
San Francisco
Elsie Griggs
Nan Travis
U. S. Supreme Court
Army
Reds
John Templeton
Eight Indicted By Circuit Court Grand Jury Today
Ten indictments were returned against eight persons by a Frederick County Circuit Court grand jury. Grace H. Brown and James Lee Franklin face motel fire charges at Kernstown with capiases issued for both. Brown entered a not guilty plea. Ardell Moore is charged in a two count indictment for burning a 1955 Ford sedan. Rodney E. Smith faces three bad check indictments. he pleaded guilty and received a one year sentence with costs.
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Grace Brown
James Lee Franklin
Kernstown
Frederick County
Grace H. Brown
Berryville
Clarke County
Ardell Moore
Ford
Aetna Insurance, Co
Hartford
Captus
Rodney E. Smith
Peoples Bank of
Mt. Jackson
Earl Wolford
Six Collisions In One Day At Riverside
Riverside California police report John Henry a civilian employee at March Air Force Base was involved in six separate auto collisions in one day. He was booked on hit and run driving drunk driving driving without a license and failure to yield the right of way. All others involved were present and accounted for.
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Riverside
Calif
John Henry
March Air Force Base
Roggio trio charged in North Carolina robbery rape case
Frederick County authorities returned John Roggio 15 and two accomplices to face armed robbery and rape charges stemming from a September incident in which a North Carolina man and his teenage companion were robbed near Scranton. The suspects were arrested in Tulsa Oklahoma and face extradition to Illinois and Maryland authorities.
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Marco Antonio Roggio
Andonia
Charles King
van Amburgh
Newburg
N. Y
Frederick County
North Carolina
Young Roggio
Tulsa
Roggio
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Illinois
Broach
William Hansley
Holly Ridge
N. C
New York
Scranton
U.S
Martinsburg
Hansley
Aramburu Regime Battles Striking Workers in Argentina
Buenos Aires reports show the Aramburu provisional government clashing with Peronista labor leaders as a general strike paralyzes key industries. Police say 146 people were arrested for inciting walkouts while CGT leadership faces outlaw warnings.
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Argentina
Peronista
Peronistas
Pedro Aramburu
Eduardo Lonardi
Capital
Aramburu
General Confederation of Labor
CGT
Juan D. Peron
Retiro
Israel seeks list of arms. U.S. promises sympathetic consideration
Israel urged the United States for a specific arms list to offset Egyptian purchases from Communist sources. Dulles’ aide promised sympathetic consideration, but no decision will be made until full review. Israel seeks defensive weapons while Egypt accelerates purchases of jet fighters tanks and submarines from Czechoslovakia.
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United States
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Eban
Herbert Hoover Jr
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Britain
France
Czechoslovakia
Boothe Calls Pupil Assignment to Solve Integration Issue
Virginia state senator argues local school boards should assign pupils to specific schools to ease integration and avoid private schooling subsidies. He cites Gray Commission recommendations and says this approach could comply with the Supreme Court decree without broad constitutional changes, with mixed local outcomes.
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Richmond
Armistead Boothe
Alexandria
Virginia
Boothe
State Senate
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Ted Dalton
Radford
Dalton
Stephens City Approves Fire Hall Additions and Community Building
Stephens City Fire Company and Auxiliary approved plans for a larger kitchen to 20 by 26 feet and a new 40 by 80 foot hall creating about 37 000 square feet more space. The project adds 60 feet east and 54 feet north, with block construction plastered exterior.
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Harry Cain
David Petrie
Frederick County Volunteer Firemen‘s Association
John Miller
Exiles in Paris Attempt to Liberate Soviet Architect
A band of Russian exiles attempted to rescue Alexander Vlasov the dismissed Moscow chief architect arriving in Paris from America. Paris police and Vlasov’s companions blocked the crowd, and Vlasov was escorted to a police station and then to the Russian Embassy by a Russian car. The Soviet Embassy did not comment on the incident.
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France
Alexander V. Vlasov
Moscow
America
Vlasov
Russia
United States
Fear Blamed For Soviet Resistance At Geneva Talks
Secretary of State Dulles said Soviet Premier Bulganin sent Molotov with orders not to discuss reunification of Germany. He attributed Moscow’s stance to fear it would loosen control over satellite states as the Big Four agreed to break up the conference without a new meeting date.
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Dulles
Nikolai Bulganin
V. M. Molotov
Germany
Moscow
Europe
Dulles to Address Nation on Geneva Conference Delays
The White House said Secretary of State Dulles will report to the American people on the Geneva talks after meetings with President Eisenhower in Gettysburg. Hagerty expects Dulles to deliver the report Friday night from Washington on the East West deadlock.
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White House
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Geneva
Eisenhower
James ©. Hagerty
Dulles
Washington
Communique Finds East West Talks Brief and Nonproductive
A concise communique notes that foreign ministers met as directed at the July summit and discussed assigned issues, including Germany, but offered no substantial solutions or progress. It indicates future discussions will be recommended to proceed in a similar manner.
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Germany
Cold War Back, GOP Leader Says Despite Geneva Failure
A high level GOP source says the Geneva conference failure has brought the cold war back and the administration will reexamine programs while balancing budgets. He notes possible shifts in foreign aid, with little change expected in overall outlays, and calls the Geneva ministers’ meeting a failure amid Middle East tension.
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Geneva
Middle East
Virginia forecast and cold snap hit Winchester area
The weather page notes thunderstorms tonight with a drop in temperature from the east to near freezing in western areas. Snow flurries are possible in the mountains Thursday as clouds linger and temperatures remain low. The report lists today high around 52 and low around 31 with varying coastal warmth.
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Virginia
Winchester
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