Deer Kills Hit 1,000 Mark In Four Counties
Mild hunting weather returns as about 200 deer were killed in Frederick County yesterday and more than 1,000 in Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren total. The Shenandoah total topped 550 with Warren at 265 and two bears and eight turkeys also logged. A Silver Spring man, Henry Krautwurst, 46, was wounded by a pistol shot when a gun fired accidentally in his hunting cabin.
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Warren
Henry Krautwurst
Silver Spring
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Powell's
Fort Valley
Frederick County
Shenandoah County
Oscar Lamma
Getz
H. C. Braithwaite
Cross Junction
Beulah Smith
Opal Devericks
Winchester
Earl Blakenfield
Earl Blanchfield
Jason Wetzel
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J. R. Wetzel
Stephens City
Earl Cather
J. H. Adams
Mt. Falls
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Paul E. Myers
Clearbrook
Robert Gladden
Russell O. Mason
George R. Hoover
Thomas L. Bucher
Marion Payne
Joseph Nuin
J. W. Day
Alfred Carter
Sunnyside Station
John A. Shepherd
Fred Gillespie
Robert Gillespie
John E. Mason
John O. Boyce
William DeHaven
Fred McBride
Melvin Anderson
Granville Donald
Winches
Rowland Named Secretary of Sister City Unit
David Rowland was elected secretary of the Winchester People to People Council at a library meeting with over 25 participants. The group plans a cultural exchange with Ambato Ecuador and a letter writing campaign between Winchester and Ambato students.
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Winchester
People To People Council
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George Clark
Philip B
Provisional Council
Richard P. Lewis
Jean Demorest
Copenhaver
Winchester Lions Club
Ambato Group
United States
Winchester Council
Winchester City
Cown Crier Notes Huge Cockscomb Plant
Garland Ballanger of Stephens City reports a large cockscomb plant measuring inches round six across and nine long. Naomi Stout of Winchester says Ballanger obtained it from her last summer and that the flower was the largest she has seen.
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Garland Ballanger
Stephens City
Naomi Stout
Rt. 1
Winchester
AMC Workers Set for Higher Profit Sharing Benefit
Detroit AP says American Motors Corp reported 1963 profits of 37.9 million dollars, enabling 11.75 million to be shared among production and office staff. UAW notes 17 cents more per hour in profit-sharing for AMC employees versus other auto workers, with past two-year average at 7 cents.
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Detroit
American Motors Corp
AMC
United Auto Workers Union
American Motors
UAW
General Motors
Ford
Chrysler
Kennedy Eyes Texas Trip After Florida Campaign
President Kennedy wrapped up a hectic Florida swing capped by urging Cubans to topple Castro and promising aid for a progressive post Batista era. He plans a rapid three day Texas tour as part of a 1964 campaign tempo, stressing a stand against Communist expansion in the hemisphere.
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Kennedy
Florida
Texas
United States
Tampa
Miami
White House
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Miami Beach
Inter- American Press Association
Richard M. Nixon
Thirteen Citizens Called for City Jury Duty
Thirteen residents of Winchester are summoned for jury duty in Corporation Court tomorrow. Prospective jurors must report to City Hall courtroom at 9 50 a.m. Names include Kenneth W. Curl Garfield Prather Robert E Berry Henry A Lowry Carl A Haines Charles G Wilson Holmes D Harper Lucy K Nordheim Robert F Gaines Virginia F Gaunt Lucille W Dick Trilby T Togans Philip D Rinker.
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Winchester
Corporation Court
City Hall
Kenneth W. Curl
Garfield Prather
Robert E. Berry
Henry A. Lowry
Carl A. Haines
Charles G. Wilson
Holmes D. Harper
Lucy K. Nordheim
Robert F. Gaines
Virginia F. Gaunt
Lucille W. Dick
Trilby T. Togans
Philip D. Rinker
Cambodians Back Plan to End U.S. Aid by Year’s End
Thousands of Cambodians cheered Prince Norodom Sihanouk as he urged halting all U.S. military and economic aid by December 31. He linked the move to stopping hostile radio broadcasts, while U.S. officials in Viet Nam deny responsibility for the broadcasts and seek clarification from Phnom Penh.
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Cambodia
Norodom Sihenouk
U.S
Siahnouk
United States
South Viet Nam
Thailand
Sihanouk
Viet Nam
Washington
State Department
Rchard I. Phillips
McNamara says U S nuclear deterrent superior to Soviets
Defense Secretary Robert S. McNamara declared the United States holds a far stronger strategic nuclear deterrent than the Soviet Union and that U S conventional forces with tactical nuclear weapons are at least the equal of Soviet and Warsaw Pact forces. He spoke at the Economic Club of New York, arguing U S posture remains superior despite Cuban and Berlin tensions and warned against miscalculation by Communist leaders.
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Robert S. McNamara
Kennedy
Berlin
Khruschev
McNamara
United States
Cuba
Thas
Ballet Carnival and Littlest Circus At Shenandoah College
The Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts presents Nelle Fisher Ballet Carnival and the Littlest Circus at Shenandoah College Auditorium at 8:30 tonight. Miss Fisher’s company offers ballet and satirical studies, followed by a repeat performance of The Littlest Circus. Tickets available at the door.
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Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Nelle Fisher
Shenandoah College
Miss Fisher
Ballet Carnival
Debate on Unemployment and automation in 1960s industry
AP reports from a 12 city tour show a split view on unemployment. Chrysler head Lynn Townsend notes automation is already heavy but new plants will hire as many as existing ones. Other leaders warn of rising unemployment among youth and minority workers, threatening social stability.
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New York
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler
Lynn Townsend
Uncov
Benjamin Stacey
Boston
First National Bank
W. J. Bassett
Los Angeles County Federation of Labor
Afl-Cio
Townsend
Woodrow
State Department Experts Question Yale Professor
State Department experts question Yale Prof. Frederick C. Barghoorn as officials seek clues on why Russia jailed him on spy charges. Three high ranking officials plan to question him and discuss implications for U.S. Soviet relations and the renewal of a cultural exchange pact.
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State Department
Yale
Frederick C. Barghoorn
Russia
U.S
Barghoorn
U. S
Moscow
New Haven
Kremlin
Governor Proposes Reserve Poll Tax and Residence Certificate
Virginia Governor Albertis Harrison asks the General Assembly in a special session to keep the poll tax in state and local elections and use a certificate of residence for federal ballots. He argues the move prepares for the 24th Amendment banning poll taxes as a federal voting prerequisite.
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Assembly
House
Senate
Virginia
Richmond
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Harrison Jr
General Assembly
Gov Harrison notes absence of three legislators in opening speech
RICHMOND AP Gov Harrison today noted with sadness the deaths since the last session of Sen. Harry C. Stuart and Dels. Melvin L. Shreves and H. Ray Webber. He welcomed their successors Sen. George F. Barnes and Dels. George J. Kostel and George N. McMath.
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Harrison
Harry C. Stuart
Russell
Dels
Melvin L. Shreves
Accomeck
H. Ray Webber
Covington
George F. Barnes
Tazewell
George J. Kostel
Clifton Forge
George N. McMath
Onancock
Weather maps show high pressure brings fair cool air
A large high pressure area of fair but cool weather was located today over southern Ohio and moved eastward toward Virginia, bringing clear skies and light winds across the region.
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Ohio
Virginia
Correction on Pre-Hung Aluminum Storm Doors Ad
An error in last night's Star ad lists the Pre-Hung Aluminum Storm Doors price as $29.95. The correct price should be $29.95 by Glaze & Co.
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Glaize & Bro
Bills propose convention to end poll tax and ratify 24th Amendment
In Richmond AP reports two House of Delegates measures call for a constitutional convention to abolish the poll tax and ratify the 24th Amendment. Sponsors are Northern Virginia delegates. No immediate ruling on receipt as organization forces push a governor grounded special session limit.
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Richmond
U. S
House of Delegates
Northern Virginia
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