Who's the Airman Grimm of Winchester
A2C David Allen Grimm, 19, of Winchester, stationed in the U S Air Force on Guam, may be pictured in a New York Mirror photo from storm damaged Guam. His family cannot confirm the image until he writes again, with a Guam mail response expected in a few days. He previously worked as a Star newsboy and attended Handley High School.
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Ralph Grimm
Guam Island
David
David Allen Grimm
Star
New York Mirror
Guam Isand
Pacific
Karen
Island
Sun
Associated Press Photo Desk
New York
Grimm
Guam
A2c
Anderson Air Force Base
Town kids build a wall on Fox Drive during a playful act
Preschoolers imitate the Berlin Wall on Fox Drive causing drivers to swerve around rocks. SPCA rescues a Beagle puppy after it wedged its head in a lamp shade until Irvin Cleveland frees it. Free polio shots offered at Health Dept. building this evening 7 30 to 8 30 as Jaycees sponsor a clinic.
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Berlin Wall
Fox Drive
SPCA
Irvin Cleveland
Health Dept
N. Braddock St
The
Jaycees
Heavy Snow Spreads Into Central Plains
The heaviest snow of the season spreads from the Rockies into the central Plains while coastal New England sees a diminishing storm. Wet weather blankets the nation from the Rockies to the Ohio Valley and far Northwest with snow in Cheyenne Denver and areas across the Dakotas and Minnesota. Bangor Maine reports up to 17 inches as winds lash New England coast.
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Associated Press
Rockies
Central Plains
New England
Ohio Valley
Colorado
Wyoming
Nebraska
Kansas
Oklahoma Panhandle
Cheyenne
Wyo
Denver
Cuban Crisis Enters Potentially Dangerous New Phase
President Kennedy and top advisers meet amid signals the Cuban crisis may escalate to a climax and greater danger. Officials stress a U S policy of counter action against action on U S reconnaissance flights and note ongoing U S Soviet talks could still yield a peaceful settlement.
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Kennedy
White House
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National Security Council
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Cuba
Defense Department
Wal
Saturn Scores 3rd Successful Test Flight
The Saturn rocket completed its third straight test flight at Cape Canaveral. With eight engines fueled for the first time, Saturn No. 3 rose 162 feet tall and 550 tons, flew under five minutes, and ended with a planned detonation to simulate future stages creating a 95 ton water cloud.
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Florida
Castro Warns U N Planes May Be Shot Down
Fidel Castro warned that Cuban forces would shoot down any U S aircraft over Cuban territory. Cuban Ambassador Lechuga pressed at the United Nations demanding expanded denuclearized zones and sovereignty protections. The U S said it would continue air surveillance of Cuba as long as necessary.
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United Nations Today
Fidel Castro
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United States
U.N
Carlos Lechuga
Lechug
Castro
Latin America
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Panama Canal Zone
U Thant
Sean Castro
Cuba
Thant
Adlai E. Stevenson
Guantanamo Naval Base
U.S. Defense Department
Maj
Rudolf Anderson Jr
Anderson
Rescue Effort Expands for 18 Missing in Atlantic Gale
Rescue planes and ships hunted the stormy Atlantic northeast of Bermuda for 18 missing crewmen after the Greek freighter Captain George caught fire and explosives laden cargo threatened. Seven survivors were picked up by freighters. the search continued as another vessel capsized nearby and a schooner crew of six was rescued by the Compass Island.
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Bermuda
Atlantic
George
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Amphibians
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Curlew
St. George Harbor
Herter Named U. S. Trade Negotiator
President Kennedy selects Christian A. Herter to lead U S trade talks. The Paris born Republican will prepare objectives and direct negotiations, reporting to the president. The move ties to the 50 percent tariff cuts under the trade expansion act affecting U S relations with the European Common Market.
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Kennedy
Christian A. Herter
Eisenhower
U.S
Herter
United States
France
West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Luxemburg
Netherlands
Massachusetts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Employment Agency in New Building
The Virginia Employment Commission moved to a new brick building at 22 W. Piccadilly St. Furniture and equipment were moved from the old office across the street. All business will be transacted there from today, manager Wilson Dickson said.
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Virginia Employment’ Commission
Piccadilly St
Commission
Wilson Dickson
Valley Residents Preview the New Dulles Airport
About 140 residents from the Shenandoah Valley toured the unfinished Dulles International Airport in Chantilly ahead of its dedication. FAA guides, a jet lounge demo, and plans for President Kennedy to speak highlighted the preview as crews finish the two acre glass building and prepare for weekend ceremonies.
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Dulles Airport
Dulles International Airport
Chantilly
Ture
Dulles International
Dan Manahy
Dulles
Mobile
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Rt. 50
Sully Rd
Fierce fighting reported near Walong in Himalayas
The Chinese Communists launched a massive attack on Indian positions near Walong as fierce fighting raged on the eastern Himalayas. India reported several outposts captured earlier, with Chinese forces in superior numbers and the front lines near Towang also tense.
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India
Himalayas
Defense Ministry
Walong
Towang
Kennedy to Tour Air Force and AEC Sites
President Kennedy will visit Offutt Air Force Base headquarters of the Strategic Air Command in Nebraska and Los Alamos New Mexico to inspect Project Rover nuclear rocket work. He will then move to Albuquerque to tour Sandia Corp and the Nuclear Effects Research Laboratory.
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White House
Kennedy
Air Force and Atomic Energy Commission
Offut Air Force Base
Strategic Air Command
Omaha
Neb
Los Alamos
N.M
AEC Scientific Laboratory
Project Rover
Albuquerque
Sandia Corp
Nuclear Effects Research Laboratory
Pierre Salinger
Winchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund Receives Gift
The Winchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund reports its second $5,000 installment from the American Brakeshoe Foundation Inc. bringing cash to $604,787 on $1,158,817.90 in pledges. Excavation for the five story rear addition is expected to start soon with completion anticipated by fall 1964 after a two year construction period.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital Building Fund
American Brakeshoe Foundation, Inc
Closing Notice and Public Closings
Commonwealth Tile Co Inc closes due to a death in the family. Terming Tavern will be closed on Monday November 19 and Monday November 26. Local notices seek in person inquiries to Mr. Miller at Chester Evening Star for Boys Papers.
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Miller
Chester Evening Star
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