Four AEC Members oppose Colleague H-bomb Show of Force plan
Four Atomic Energy Commission members led by Chairman Strauss publicly rejected Thomas Murray’s proposal to stage an H bomb demonstration at an atomic summit in Eniwetok to deter rivals. They said tests are for defense needs and not a show of force, reaffirming the commission’s position against inviting foreign observers.
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Thomas E. Murray
New York
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Atomic Energy Commission
Lewis L. Strauss
Willard F. Libby
John von Nelmann
Harold
Vance
Eisenhower
Truman
United States
Women Valley Shoe Salon
Mt. Falls
F. M. Funk
South End Fire Co
Fire Hall
John Miller
Hospital Insurance Call
Mutual of Omaha
J. Fischer
Chamber Groups Discuss Problems Facing Assembly
Regional and state chamber officials met in Front Royal to review major issues for the Virginia General Assembly opening in January. Speaker William Gaunt outlined education, highways, industrial development, capital outlay and tax needs with input from state chamber research.
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State Chamber of Commerce
Front Royal
Winchester
Clarke County
Luray
Strasburg
Woodstock
Virginia Gentleman
William Gaunt
Virginia Chain Store Council
State Chamber
William Thunberg
Front Royal Chamber of Commerce
Virginia Chamber
Gaunt
Martinsburg Handley Kiwanis Banquet Prepares For Big Game
Martinsburg and Handley join in the annual Kiwanis banquet at Shenandoah Hotel with over 150 youths and clubs from Martinsburg and Winchester present. West Virginia Athletic Director Red Brown commends the event, praising cross town sportsmanship ahead of the Thanksgiving Day game between the two schools. The program features coaches, captains, student speakers, and the Martinsburg Boys Chorus performing school songs.
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Handley and Martinsburg
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Martinsburg
Handley
Handley and
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Clemson
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Dan Miller
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Doug Butler
The
Garland R Quarles
Winchester Schools
David Mudge
Martinsburg High
Hunter Maddox
John Coeburn
Bulldogs
Eddie Sibert
Preston Litten
John Wood
Jim Wilson
George Whitacre
George Sempeles
Frank Armstrong
Frank Hawkins
MHS
Violent Storms Leave 13 Dead Across the U S
Storms sweeping the nation caused at least 13 deaths with nine missing as harsh wind and heavy snow hit states from Oregon to New York. Fatalities included a drowning in Portland, a Bremerton crash, an Idaho ice incident, a Utah girl hit by a car, and several winter-related deaths in Wisconsin Indiana and Colorado.
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Plains
Weather Bureau
Pacific Northwest
Portland
Ore
Bremerton
Wash
Idaho
Blackfoot River
Ogden
Utah
Spooner
Wis
Indiana
New York
Six Hunters 'Presumed Dead' In Wake of Michigan Blizzard
Michigan reported six hunters presumed dead after a blizzard that hit the state. Four deer hunters feared drowned on Gratiot Lake in the Keweenaw Peninsula after their motorboat overturned. Two duck hunters were missing in Lake Erie near Sugar Island as winds and quicksand hampered rescue efforts.
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Deer Lands
Daniel Nowack
Edward van Popering
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Ted Lemanski
Spring Lake
Mich
Leonard Gillette
Homewood Til
Nowack
Otto Radebach
Frank Holton
Ohio
Upper Peninsula
Walter Kline
Benton Harbor
Elmer Dahlman
Plymouth
Straits of Mackinac
Local Notices and Ads for Stephenson Virginia Page
Community notices list Friday shooting matches at Winchester Gun Club in Stephenson with prizes. Mentions closings for Leonard I Miller Flower Shop and deer season morning hours at Metropolitan Restaurant and Lucky Inn with prize drawings on November 19 and various hours for meals and hunting notices.
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Kern Motor CO
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Deer population rise noted by Quinn at Winchester club
I T Quinn executive director of Game and Inland Fisheries told the Winchester Izaak Walton Club last night that Virginia harbors about seventy thousand deer, up from five hundred in 1938. The 1955 deer season opens Monday as plans for the Izaak Walton League park on U S Route 50 near Winchester proceed.
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Game and Inland Fisheries
Winchester 4Rank
Walton Club
Virginia
U.S. Rt. 50
Winchester
John Kane
Jack Stowell
Izaak Walton League of America
Fred Glaize
Quinn
Enders Plans Yule Tree in Berryville
Berryville Nov meeting of the John Enders Fire Company approves a Christmas tree on the vacant corner of Church and Main Streets pending town consent. Two way radio equipment for the two trucks is discussed. Nominating committee named for December 15 officers. Refreshments planned for the December meeting.
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Berryville
John Enders Fire Company
Church and
Main Sts
Charles Robinson
Jack Enders
Blake Denney
Man O
Box
Winchester Star
Eisenhower Plans Geneva Four Power Report Preview
President Eisenhower reviewed the Dulles Geneva four power stalemate report in Gettysburg with language changes marked. Dulles will present the live CBS telecast at 7:30 p.m. EST while NBC and ABC/CBS radio carry later broadcasts.
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National Security Council
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Atomic Energy Commission
Strauss
Alfred M. Gruenther
NATO
Europe
Holiday flight disaster near Seattle claims many lives
A chartered four engine DC4 carrying 65 GIs bound for home from the Far East crashed after takeoff from Boeing Field. At least 27 died and 47 survived including the crew. The wreckage burned in a residential area near Seattle. Survivors described a sudden loss of power and a rapid descent before impact.
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Peninsular Air Transport Co
Miami Springs
Fla
Far East
Casey
Donald Renard
R. L. Howze
Civil Aeronautics Board
Boeing Field
Leonard I. Miller Dies in Hospital
Leonard I. Miller, 68, a longtime local florist, died yesterday at Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital near Martinsburg. Born September 25, 1887 in Shenandoah County near Strasburg, he served as a World War I Corporal in France. He ran the family Flower Shop with his brother Herbert W. Miller for 37 years and belonged to Conrad-Hoover Post 21.
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Leonard I. Miller
Newton D. Baker Veterans Hospital
Martinsburg
Shenandoah County
Strasburg
Arthur W
Ida Catherine Miller
Virginia Jaycees Arrive for State Work Conference
Jaycees from across Virginia register at 3 p.m. for the Second Quarterly Work Conference of the state JCC at the George Washington Hotel. About 300 Jaycees and their wives are expected. sessions include planning forums, a luncheon address by Miles Scull Jr., and multiple evening events.
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Chamber of Commerce
Virginia
State Jcc
George Washington Hotel
Jaycee
Jack P. Barner
Portsmouth
JCC
Miles Scull, Jr
Senate
Richard N. Smith, Jr
Richmond
Earl Campbell
Lynchburg
Air Force C54 crashes in Charleston Mountains
An Air Force transport carrying 14 aboard crashed high in the Charleston Mountains near Mt Charleston Nevada while en route to Groom Dry Lake. Rescue teams faced subzero conditions as they searched the wreckage at about 9 000 feet. Officials said little chance of survival and identified no names yet.
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Nev
Air Force
Charleston
Nevada Atomic Bombing Range
March Air Force Base
Calif
Mt Charleston
Here
Groom Dry Lake
TEC
Camp Mercury
Burbank
Air Force Headquarters
Washington, D. C
Three Escapees Run From Morgan County Jail
Three young inmates escaped the Morgan County jail in Berkeley Springs West Virginia. Officials identified the trio as Lewis J. Decker 20 James A. Decker 18 and D A Youngblood 21 all of Berkeley Springs. The Decker brothers faced Maryland arson charges for setting fire to a filling station and garage in Indian Springs Washington County while stealing gasoline. A hacksaw is reported to have been smuggled into the jail by a woman believed to be with the escapees.
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Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Maryland
Morgan County
Lewis J. Decker
James A. Decker
D. A. Youngblood
Decker Brothers
Washington County
Indian Springs
Harold Basore
Hagerstown
West Virginia
Virginia Weather Forecast With Cold Weekend Ahead
Increasing cloudiness and rather cold tonight with 30 to 35 near the coast, 25 to 30 inland, and 20 to 25 in the mountains. Five day forecast calls for temperatures 3 to 5 degrees below normal with a cold weekend, rain or snow Saturday ending early Sunday, and rain Tuesday or Wednesday totaling about one inch.
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Schewel Furniture Co
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