Probers Seek Ike's Part In Satellite Talk
Washington reports show the Pentagon information chief denying knowledge of White House or NSC orders to mute military comment on satellites after the Soviet launch. A House subcommittee grilled Murray Snyder as he cited Air Force messages seeking to avoid embarrassing statements and protect American views.
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Ike
Washington
Pentagon
Eisenhower
Russia
House
Murray Snyder
White House
National Security Council
Operations Coordinating Board
Air Force
United States
Harold M. Helfman
Office of Information Services
Air Research and Development Command
Baltimore
Air Force Ballistic Missile Development
Inglewood
Calif
Helfman
Snyder
Subcommittee
Air Force Information Chief
Pentagon Information
Rep
Moss
D-Calif
French civil servants march for higher pay in 24 hour strike
Thousands of civil servants march on the French Finance Ministry in Paris demanding higher wages as part of a warning walkout affecting postal services and water supply. The National Assembly considers Premier Gaillard's request for special powers to issue decrees amid inflation.
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Finance Ministry
Paris
French Finance Ministry
France
Rue de Rivoli
Louvre Museum
Place de la Concorde
Seine
National Assembly
Felix Gaillard
Gaillard
Disarmament Talks Near Breakup Over Representation
United Nations disarmament discussions drift toward collapse as the Soviet bloc demands more representation. The plan to add 14 members to the Disarmament Commission is rejected by the Soviets and an Albanian amendment for seven more is deemed unacceptable. Western sources warn of a Soviet boycott and expect talks to end. The proposed new members include Austria Bulgaria Indonesia Romania Sudan Finland and Ceylon.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Bloc
U.N Disarmament Commission
Soviet Union
Austria
Bulgaria
Indonesia
Romania
Sudan
Finland
Ceylon
French to Pay More for Wine
Paris officials report wine prices rose for the fourth time since September and the seventh since May. Ordinary table wines now average about 25 cents a quart, up from 17 cents earlier this year due to higher production costs and a poor harvest.
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Paris
Girard Given 3 Year Suspended Sentence in Japan
A Japanese court sentenced U S Army specialist third class Girard to three years suspended for four years probation after a three month trial for shooting a scrap collector. The verdict spared jail if he remains in Japan and faces possible appeals by neither side. The case drew U S Japan tensions but ended with limited public reaction.
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Maebashi
Japan
GI Willam S. Girard
Girard
Ottawa
United States
Army
U. S
Haru
America
Kayoko Sakai
Yuzo Kawachi
Grard
Kawachi
Naka Sakai
Coats Suits and Dresses Sale This Week at Wender's
Storewide discounts run 4.0 percent off regular prices on coats suits and dresses during week long sale at Wenders.
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Wender
Two Injured in Clarke County Traffic Crash Involving Two Cars
Two men were injured in Clarke County when a 1951 Cadillac headed east on Rt. 50 collided head on with a 1948 Kaiser near a service station. Both cars were total losses and injuries included a leg contusion and a bruised knee.
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Clarke County
Marvin Wagner
Alexandria
Memorial Hospital
Dorset Russell
Rt. 1
Boyce
P. FP. Click
Wagner
Rt. 50
Mr. Russell
Charles Austin
White Post
Deer Is Easy but Costly for Arlington Hunter
Anthony J. Flaccomio of Arlington harvested a seven point buck on old Route 50 near Millwood but his 1954 Pontiac suffered $300 in front end damage. State Trooper C. D. Taylor attributed the cost to the collision after the deer jumped into the road Sunday.
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Rt. 50
Winchester
C. D. Taylor
James Buck
Aldie
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Margaret Boyce
Rt. 2
Anthony J. Flaccomio
Arlington
Santa Fe Pact Ends Strike Fallout in Union Shop Accord
The Santa Fe Railroad reached a union shop agreement with 15 non operating unions, ending a seven year dispute and averting a Friday morning strike. The settlement covers about 42 000 employees after 16 hours of talks with union reps, company officials, and federal mediators.
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Chicago
Santa Fe Railroad
Santa Fe
Double Shooting Ends in Mother’s Death and Father Wounding
In Warrenton Virginia a double shooting at a Broad Run home left Ann Elizabeth Baker 25 dead and her husband Cover Baker 25 critically wounded. Deputies say an argument preceded the incident and that Cover Baker shot himself after killing his wife, then was hospitalized.
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Warrenton
Sial
Sauquier
Aubrey Jenkins
Ann Elizabeth Baker
Cover Baker
Broad Run
Baker
Jenkins
Fauquier
Arlington
Harvey Craum
Most Dixie Governors Reject 3rd Party Idea
Seven of thirteen Southern governors questioned by Congressional Quarterly oppose a third party movement in 1960. Georgia’s Marvin Griffin and Virginia’s Thomas B. Stanley offered some sympathy, while Luther Hodges of North Carolina urged against it. Several governors declined to answer.
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Washington
Congressional Quarterly
Georgia
Marvin Griffin
Virginia
Thomas B Stanley
Griffin
Stanley
North Carolina
Luther H Hodges
South
Hodges
Alabama
James Folsom
Florida
LeRoy Collins
Kentucky
A. B. ‘Happy? Chandler
Oklahoma
Raymond Gary
Timmerman Jr
Mississippi
J. P. Coleman
Louisiana
Earl K. Long
Democratic
Republican Party
Folsom
Express Train Wreck Near Boston Kills Engineer and Fireman
A Boston and Maine express derailed at a highway overpass in Medford six miles north of Boston. The engineer Harold J. Danforth, 65, of Somerville, and fireman George D. Murphy, about 30, of Manchester N H, died. About 20 passengers injured as nine cars left the track and two crashed into the Converse Rubber Co warehouse.
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Medford
Mass
Boston & Maine Express
Red Wing
Boston
Montreal
Converse Rubber Co
William H. Kirby
Railway Division
State Public Utilities Department
Lawrence Memorial Hospital
Harold J. Danforth
Somerville
George D. Murphy
Manchester
N.H
Murphy
St. Clement's
Chest Fund Drive Reaches 19 Percent of Goal
The Winchester Frederick Community Chest reported 79.3 percent of its $48 611 goal raised to $38 578 with $10 032 remaining. Division chairmen and hundreds of volunteers canvass city and county asks for immediate gifts to support Salvation Army Girl Scouts Boy Scouts Day Nurseries Children s Home Society USC and Child Guidance Center. Charles S Toan, campaign chairman, expresses confidence in reaching the goal with public support.
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Winchester-Frederick
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Boy Scouts
Children's Home Society
USC
Child Guidance Center
Charles S. Toan
Grips of deer killed rise across Frederick Clarke counties
The second hunting day reports 182 deer killed in Frederick and Clarke Counties with 39 new bags by mid morning amid mild temps and damp woods. A Frederick man, George M. Ritter, was hospitalized after a foot gunshot while unloading in Mt Williams. Total counts: Frederick 150, Clarke 32, Shenandoah 140, Warren 65, four county area at least 340 for yesterday. Two Augusta County men charged in the Valieria Martin death near North River Game Refuge. bond set at 500 each.
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Frederick County
George M. Ritter
Rt. 1
Mt Williams
Memorial Hospital
Clarke County
Shenandoah County
Warren County
Associated Press
Augusta County
Valieria B. Martin
Ft. Lee
John Kent
Maj
D. K. Martin
Otto Sipek
Mt. Solon
Farry Griffin
Churchville
North River
Martin
Kent
Harrisonburg
Syria and Egypt Near Federal Union Move
Syria and Egypt moved closer to a federal union with joint committees to draft a constitution. Forty Egyptian National Assembly members joined Syrian deputies in voting for immediate negotiations toward unity, with about 2000 people in attendance.
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Damascus
Syria
Egypt
National Assembly
Sabri Assali
Akram Hourani
United States
Suburban Type Winter Trend Show at Southen Tire Dance
A community event at Southern Tire invites couples to a dance on November 20 at 9:30 with music by The Esquires. Admission is $1.00 per couple. The notice lists address 916 S Braddock St and references exchange and LP listings.
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Southern Tire
S. Braddock St
Esquires
Novotny Elected President of Czechoslovakia
Communist party chief Antonin Novotny was elected president by the Czechoslovak Parliament after the death of Antonin Zapotocky. Novotny, 53, has led the Communist Party Central Committee since 1953. All 353 deputies voted in affirmation.
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Vienna
Communist Party
Antonin Novotny
Zechorievakia
Novotny
Antonin Zapotocky
Novtony
Dulles Reports Study of Nuclear Stockpiles in Europe
Secretary of State Dulles said the United States is studying possible formation of several stockpiles of atomic weapons in Europe to back up IRBM bases. He noted warheads in Canada with missiles and discussed NATO planning with Adlai Stevenson, who began as adviser yesterday.
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Washington
Dulles
United States
Europe
Canada
State Department
Adlai Stevenson
NATO
Stevenson
Paris
Eisenhower
Missiles shipment hints move to Europe sooner than expected
Secretary McElroy after a briefing with President Eisenhower said the United States will be able to supply intermediate range missiles to Europe earlier than previously projected. He avoided timing specifics, noting shipments will begin considerably earlier than several years from now, but not imminently. The pair spoke after a Augusta conference, with plans for a November 20 Cleveland national security address.
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Augusta
McElroy
Eisenhower
United States
Defense Department
Frederick County
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