Hunters Open Deer Season Across Area With Strong Turnout
Four local hunters lead a big opening as the season starts with many in the woods. Edward Jenkins bags a four pointer on Rt 522, Chris Spanos a spike at Shawnee Land, Chester Shoemaker reports a six pounder on Apple Pie Ridge, and Earl Sirbaugh takes a nine pointer north of Gore.
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Edward Jenkins
Indian Hollow
Chris Spanos
Shawnee Land
Chester Shoemaker
Apple Pie
Earl C. Sirbaugh
Gore
Roggio Given Two Suspended Eight-Year Sentences
Marko Antonio Roggio of Andonia New York received two suspended eight year terms after pleading guilty to rape and armed robbery in Frederick County. He was among three charged in the assault on a young woman and the robbery of her escort in an orchard west of Clear Brook in August 1955.
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Marko Antonio Roggio
Andonia
N.Y
Frederick County
Clearbrook
Missing Boy Thomas Strawderman From Winchester Home
Police report six year old Thomas Alvin Strawderman of 932 Woodland Ave is missing since 11 15 a m today. Described as white with light brown hair and a forehead scar. He wore a bright red hooded jacket light blue overalls and light brown shoes.
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Thomas Alvin Strawderman
Woodland Ave
Winchester
Hunters fire at decoy deer near road in Gainesboro area
A carload of hunters spotted a pasteboard deer left by Arthur Rowe and Jackie Venskoske and began firing at sunrise, believing it a kill. Police warn that decoys and new parking lines are confusing drivers on Loudoun Street. Vernon Dean sighted a large black bear on Mrs. Norma Oates' farm. 16 baby goats reportedly missing, possibly from the bear. Charles Renner reported two rabid resembling fox sightings in his yard and road. Abraham Lincoln stamp released in New York is now on sale locally. No hunting on Gainesboro property.
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Arthur Rowe
Jackie Venskoske
Gainesboro
Vernon Dean
Norma Oates
Abraham Lincoln
New York
U S Fails to Launch Unmanned Space Capsule
Cape Canaveral recounts a Project Mercury Redstone test that failed when the escape tower detached and rose into the sky before tumbling back two thousand feet from the pad. The mishap halted plans for a chimpanzee then astronaut test flight in the Mercury program.
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U.S
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Redstone
Atlantic
Earth
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson Says U.S. Stands By Ike Atlantic Policies
Vice President elect Lyndon B. Johnson told NATO lawmakers in Paris that the United States remains committed to Eisenhower era Atlantic policies. He stressed the vote to elect the U.S. does not repudiate mutual strength in Western Europe and called for a stronger NATO with France’s push to weight the alliance. Johnson praised De Gaulle and urged a new long step toward a richer meaning for freedom before 200 delegates from 15 NATO countries.
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Paris
Lyndon B. Johnson
United States
Eisenhower
Johnson
U. S
Europe
Texas
The
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Canada
Michel Debre
Debre
Charles de Gaulle
NATO
de Gaulle
Soviet Union
America
Pacific
Annual Price Setting Sale at B & M Chevrolet
Prices reduced on all OK used cars and trucks during the annual price setting sale. Includes tender sweet fried clams eat all you can for $1.29 at Howard Johnsons and George Washington Hotel. Enamel and aluminum roasters priced from 98 cents at Miller's Hardware.
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B & M Chevrolet
Howard ‘Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Miller’s Hardware
Four Hurt In Route 50 Crash Near Gore
Four people from Hayfield were injured when a 1960 Ford left Route 50 east of Gore at 10 p m Saturday, went over an embankment and struck a tree. Three passengers were hospitalized at Memorial Hospital. the driver had Minor injuries. Vehicle total loss. damage estimated at 2500 dollars.
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Rt. 50
Gore
Pasengers
Memorial Hospital
Hayfield
Gordon Cooper
William Palmer
Robert Eugene Ramey
Joseph Allen Palmer
Winchester
P. W. Foster
Record Deer Kill Opens Maryland Hunt Season in Fine Weather
Hunters flocked to Frederick and Clarke counties as the general hunting season opened in perfect weather. Early counts show 137 deer killed at 13 stations with 71 bucks and 66 does plus 5 wild turkeys. Bucks and does allowed today tomorrow and Wednesday, then only bucks through Saturday. No injuries reported. fire danger noted with warnings to extinguish cigarettes.
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Frederick County
Clarke County
Frederick
Clarke
Memorial Hospital
Nehru Warns of Shooting Down Chinese Planes
Prime Minister Nehru said India would shoot down Communist China planes crossing its borders when possible, marking the strongest stance yet on the border dispute. New Delhi reported 101 air violations in eight months, a claim Beijing denied.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
China
Peiping
Same Car Is Stolen Sold Seven Times
Three men in NICE France were arrested for selling the same stolen car seven times by stealing repainting and keeping a spare key to reclaim and relist vehicles. Police describe a system of theft resale and reappearance with repeated sales under different owners.
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Nice
France
Russians Expel U S Air Attache in Moscow
Maj. Irving T McDonald, U S assistant air attache, ordered to leave the Soviet Union on charges of conduct unbecoming a military attache amid alleged espionage activity. The expulsion follows a recent similar case and coincides with tensions over a UN translator Melehk arrest in New York.
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Moscow
Irving T McDonald
U.S
Soviet Union
McDonald
Edward I. Freers
Foreign Office
Igor Y. Melehk
United Nations
New York
Melehk
Provincetown
Mass
Den
Edwin M. Kirton
Palo Alto
Calif
Kirton
Americans wounded in Congo assault near Leopoldville
A crowd of knife wielding Congolese attacked four Americans after a car struck a cyclist. Chief Warrant Officer Clyde St Lawrence was stabbed thrice and treated at Lovanium Hospital. Frank Carlucci received three stitches, Lt. Col. Edward Dannemiller and his wife escaped unharmed. The group were en route to the airport to see off Lou Henderson when the incident occurred.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Clyde St. Lawrence
New Bedford
Mass
U.S
Frank Carlucci
Wilkes-Barre
Edward Dannemiller
Lt. Lawrence
Alison Palmer
Amityville
Long Island
N.Y
St. Lawrence
Lovanium Hospital
Carlucci
Lou W. Henderson
Clarke Man Among 4 Held For Grand Jury
Four people were ordered held for the circuit court grand jury in Spotsylvania County over murder and robbery charges tied to the Oct 16 slaying of Ben T. Hall. Also referred to juvenile court was Barbara Ann Hillyard, 17, wife of Robert Hillyard.
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Spotsylvania
Nelson Waller
Circuit Court
Ben T. Hall
Waller
Jack T. Hall
W. B. Davis Jr
Flossie May Martin
Lewis Harris Martin
Ralph Lawrence Martin
Fairfax County
Robert Thomas Hillyard
Clarke County
Hillyard
Barbara Ann Hillyard
Conservatives Are Winners in Japan
Japan’s pro U S ruling conservatives regain control of Parliament after a nationwide ballot. The Liberal Democrats led with 296 seats while leftists gained a smaller share. Communists won three seats as voters swung right and left. Independent MPs mostly supported the conservatives amid demonstrations over the U S Japan security pact and Eisenhower’s cancelled visit.
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Tokyo
Japan
Hayato Ikeda
Liberal Democrats
Democratic Socialist Party
U.s.-Japan
Eisehower
Tidal Wave Strikes Northern Peru Causing Deaths and Missing
A tidal wave hit low lying areas in northern Peru Sunday, reaching inland up to a mile in places. Two people were killed and nine reported missing. Reports from Chiclayo note underground noises and tremors, with an earthquake detected in Japan. Coastal towns Pimentel Caletas Santa Rosa San Jose and Eten suffered damage as a tug and 61 small craft capsized.
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Lima
Peru
Chiclayo
Lambayeque
Japan
Pimentel
Caletas
Santa Rosa
San Jose
Eten
South America
Arund
Pacific Ocean
Chile
Valdivia
Conception
Hartman Dies Former Mayor of Middletown
Clayton S. Hartman 72 longtime Middletown resident and former mayor died yesterday at Lynn Hill Nursing Home He was born in Mohnton Pennsylvania and taught school before a 1907 start as a U S railway postal clerk He moved to Winchester in 1917 and later to Middletown in 1949 after retiring He was active in Boy Scout work for many years
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Middletown
Clayton S. Hartman
Lynn Hill
Mohnton
Reading
Benjamin L
Mary F. Hartman
Kauttown State
Winchester
Hartman
Frederick Teachers Attend Three Day Workshop
A three day workshop for Frederick County teachers opens with more than 180 educators attending sessions on gifted education space education and art demonstrations at James Wood High School and other schools. Highlights include a Virginia Museum of Fine Arts traveling exhibit and student artwork displays open to the public from 3 to 5 p m.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
Paul B. Walter
School of Education
University of Virginia
Gordon Higgins
Isabelle Rucker
State Department of Education
Elize Trainham
Cecil Wright
Kurtz Brothers Co
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Bulletin
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Boscawen
Charles Renner
Pidgeon Hill
Star Today
Gainesboro Dist
Ernest L. Roberts
Elmer M. Venskoske
Triangle Diner
Ike
Robert Marpole
Featherbed Lane
Paper Mill Road
R. L. Bruce
N. Braddock St
Floyd A. Bailey
Donald J. Kerr
Wardensville
Bradfield Live Poultry, Inc
Coryell P. Dingler
Martinsburg
Bailey
Braddock St
GMC
Braddock
Safeway
T. B. Rosenberger
Rosenberger
Grand Jury
XMAS
Hodgson & Brown
W. Boscawen St
M. D. Weaver
Treas
City of
Harry L
McCann, Treas
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