Warning Seen in Aid O.K.
Kennedy foreign aid cut sparks warning that overseas assistance may shrink or end. Senate votes 63 to 17 for a leaner authorization of 3.702 billion with further reductions likely as conferees prepare to align with House totals. Fulbright warns reform needed to keep aid feasible amid bipartisan calls to curb expenditures. Edward Lord elected governor of the Rappahannock District Ruritan Clubs succeeding Hunter Crenshaw. Paul Moore named lieutenant-governor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate
Kennedy
Congress
House
Sen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
Agency For International Development
Fulbright
Edward Lord
Stephenson
Rappahannock
Hunter Crenshaw
Charlottesville
Paul Moore
Winchester
Soil Conservation
Lord
Stonewall
Winchester Weather Forecast and Notices Brief
Mild weather continues with a few clouds and a high in the sixties tomorrow. A chance of rain Monday. Winchester Police report a woman's coat and wrist watch found and turned in for owner identification. Golden Rule Breakfast tomorrow at 8 a.m. and a Fish and Fries weekend special. Masonic notice: Hiram Lodge No 21 holds a special communication at 2 p.m. Sunday November 17 for the funeral of Brother Ira Combs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Police Department
Fellowship Hall
Winchester
Hiram Lodge No. 21
Af&am
Ira Combs
Taylor F. Simpson
Sec'r
Argentina Seizes U. S. Oil Contracts Under Illia Decrees
President Arturo Illia’s government in Argentina annuls all development and exploration contracts with eight American and four foreign oil firms, authorizing YPF to take over operations with potential force. U.S. firms seek compensation as Washington warns of reduced aid and investment.
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Washington
Argentina
U. S
Frank N. Manitzas
Associated Press
Buenos Aires
U.S
Arturo Illia
Yacimiertos Petroliferos Fiscales
YPF
Kennedy
United States
State Department
Eugenio Blanco
Arturo Frondizi
Illia
Thousands of Hunters Set to Open Season in Northern Shenandoah Valley
Thousands of hunters will hit the fields Monday as the season opens for deer bears turkeys rabbits and squirrels across the Northern Shenandoah Valley. Game Warden David Ramsey urges compliance with laws dates and limits and warns of fire risk from cigarettes. License sales: Frederick County 2 000 plus. Shenandoah County 2 610 behind last year by nearly 1 000. Seasons and bag limits include deer one per day first day only, bear up to one per license year, turkeys one per day, rabbits six per day.
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Shenandoah Valley
David Ramsey
Frederick County
George Whitacre
Shenandoah County
Virginia
Marvin Sigler
Fox Rabid Misfire Near Tennyson Ville
A man shot a fox believed rabid after it attacked him about 50 yards west of Tennyson deme rae. The man, who was not bitten, has not been identified and was not immediately injure.
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Tennyson
Rae
Civic Center pledges reach sixty one thousand five hundred
Civic Center project chairman Gerald L. Goodman reported $61 500 pledged toward the proposed facility at a Lee Jackson Restaurant gathering. Donna Pitzer and Charles Sweeney from Monroe College organized 40 volunteers to follow up pledges, with 30 team captains present to supervise committees drawn from Kiwanis Girl Scouts and other local groups. A War Memorial Building HQ was opened with Phyllis Kiracore as secretary, and Goodman and Sam Preston challenged a 20 member high finance group to raise $100 000 in 12 months.
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Civic Center
Gerald Goodman
Donna Pitzer
Charles Sweeney
Monroe College
Civic Center Project
Gerald L. Goodman
Goodman
Lee-Jackson
Pi Rho Zeta
War Memorial
Phyllis Kiracore
Sam D. Preston
Recreation and Parks ‘Board
Preston
Winchester
Kennedy upbeat on Barghoorn release but U S mission uncertain
President Kennedy voiced gratification over the Soviet release of Yale professor Frederick C. Barghoorn. The State Department said no decision has been made to send a U.S cultural mission to Moscow. A postponed cultural exchange negotiation and Barghoorn’s detention linked by some officials but not acknowledged by the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Yale University
Frederick C. Barghoorn
State Department
U.S
Moscow
Barghoorn
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Robert F. Kennedy
In Wat
Capitol Hiltore
Senate
Mike Mansfield
T. G. Mamedova
Firm Entered and Safe Robbed at Winchester Seed Co
Winchester Seed Co on Valley Ave reports a break in last night or this morning. Between $200 and $250 in cash disappeared from a walk-in safe. Entry gained through a grain chute in the rear and the concrete rear wall was cracked. Suspected that two persons were involved. Sheriff Robert DeHaven is investigating.
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Winchester Seed Co
Valley Ave
Robert DeHaven
President Kennedy Observes Polaris Missile Test at Sea
Cape Canaveral Florida AP report describes President Kennedy witnessing a Polaris missile launch from the submarine Andrew Jackson about 30 miles offshore. The 31 foot rocket fired cleanly toward a target over 1 500 miles away as Kennedy toured Cape Canaveral and viewed Saturn I.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Kennedy
America
Andrew Jackson
Atlantic Ocean
Navy
Leroy Gordon Cooper
Virgil I. Grissom
U.S.S. Observation Island
Jackson
James B. Wilson
Wayne
Congress
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Senate Appropriations Committee
Cooper
Grissom
Mercury
Virginia Pledges Cooperation for Appalachia Development Plan
Richmond Virginia AP Governor Mills Godwin Jr pledged state agency cooperation and consideration for an Appalachian development project after briefing on a joint federal state effort led by Franklin Roosevelt Jr and John Sweeney of the Appalachian Regional Commission. The plan targets 21 Southwest Virginia counties with mixed enthusiasm noted by observers.
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Richmond
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Appalachian
Evea Godwin
Commetce
Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr
Kennedy
Appalachian Regional Commission
Southwest
Virginia
Godwin
Roosevelt
John L.sweeney
Sweeney
Kentucky
Tennessee
Georgia
Fireman James Friel Serves Aboard Nuclear Sub
James Friel 20 son of Mr and Mrs Henry Friel of 320 Park Way serves aboard the U S S Andrew Jackson a nuclear submarine that fired Polaris missiles for President Kennedy. A Handley High School 1961 graduate he joined the Navy after Notre Dame studies and has been aboard since the submarine’s July commissioning.
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James Friel
Henry Friel
Parkway
U.S.S
Kennedy
Young Friel
Handley High School
University of Notre Dame
Navy
Chamber Warns Of Bait Offers On Siding Jobs
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce warns residents about migratory aluminum siding salesmen. They use prizes rebates or free siding to pressure signups, often coming door to door or by mail. C. G. Follansbee urges consulting reliable local dealers and asking tough contract questions before committing.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Chamber
Salman
Red China deepens reach into Cambodia amid Southeast Asia tension
AP reporting from Tokyo describes Beijing pressing into Cambodia where Prince Sihanouk touts close ties with China. The piece notes U.S. aid totaling 366 million since 1955, ongoing military advisers, and renewed Chinese woo as Phnom Penh resists becoming a Viet Nam style battleground.
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Associated Press
TOKYO
Red China
Southeast Asia
U.S
Cambodia
Laos
Thailand
Viet Nam
United States
Peking
Norodom Sihanouk
China
Sihanouk
Saigon
Lao
South Viet Nam
U.S. Air Force
Soviet Union
Winchester Man Hurt In Accident
Jesse Oyler of Winchester is reported in good condition at Shenandoah Memorial in Woodstock after head lacerations from a late night traffic crash near Strasburg. Oyler and Bobby Wymer of Strasburg were in a car that overturned on Route 35 eight miles west of Strasburg.
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Jesse Oyler
Winchester
Shenandoah Memorial
Woodstock
Strasburg
Oyler
Bobby Wymer
Route 35
Yale Professor Barghoorn Expelled by Russians Over Espionage Claims
In Moscow the Soviet Union expelled Yale University professor Frederick C. Barghoorn after accusing him of espionage. He was loaded onto a British airliner for London where he landed Saturday night, while U.S. officials noted a mixup in notifications and said Kennedy’s concern prompted the expulsion.
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London
Frederick C. Barghorn
Moscow
Yale
Soviet Union
Associated Press
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Yale Today
Kennedy
Barghoorn
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Walter Stoessel
Panmough ‘Tormed
Barshoorn
Winchester Jayceettes Plan April Beauty Pageant
The Miss Winchester Tri County Beauty Pageant will be held April 11 at Handley High School auditorium, announced by Mrs. Strother R. Shiley Jr. The event, sponsored by Winchester Jayceettes, is a qualifier for Miss Virginia and Miss America. Entrants aged 18 to 28 from Winchester and Frederick Clarke Warren counties may enter, with talent a key factor.
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Winchester
Tri-County
Handley High School
Strother R. Shiley
Winchester Jayceeettes
Virginia
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Charles Shewbridge
Weather Outlook for Virginia Today and Sunday
A high pressure system brings mostly sunny and warmer conditions across Virginia today. Increasing cloudiness is expected in the western portion by Sunday, slightly dimming afternoon sunshine in those areas.
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Virginia
West
Hunters Breakfast Specials Across Local Shops Open Early
notify readers that Shirkey's Restaurant at 522 North Will be open at 4 a.m. next week while Merrell's House of Beef and Fern's Fine Foods also advertise 4 a.m. openings. The notices promote breakfast for hunters and special box lunches, with locations including 1810 South Loudoun and Hayfield Virginia, as compiled from the area ads.
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Attention Hunters Shirkey
S. Loudoun
J. Lt
Massey Wholesale Drugs & Nations
Attention Hunters
Merrell
House of Beef
Fern
Fine Foods
Hayfield
Earl Shade
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Raritan
Clarke Warren
Page
Kiwanis
Girl Scouts
United Commercial Travelers Auxiliary
Jayceeettes
Shenandoah Numismatic Society
Welcome Wagon
Girls Athletic Assn
Firemen’s Assn
Boy Scouts
Eagles
Fraternal Order of Police
Senior Citizens
Beta Sigma Phi Sorority
Lions
VFW
Jaycees
Business and Professional Womens Club
Women’s Civic League
The
Does
Elks’ Club
Held
JFK
Follawsbee
Conrad Fine
French Indochina
Bulletin
By Preston Grove
Jayceettes
Seven Day Adventist Church
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