NASA launches Tiros II weather satellite from Cape Canaveral
The United States sent a robot weather satellite into orbit from Cape Canaveral at 6 13 a m. NASA reported an orbit near 400 miles with perigee around 415 and apogee near 435 miles and a 98 minute period. Data from Ft Monmouth will be sent to Washington as analysts await the second camera’s results.
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Fila
United States
Fla
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Ft. Monmouth
N.J
Army Signal Corps
Morris Tepper
Space Agency
Washington
Tepper
Tiros
Moscow affirms peaceful coexistence as guiding policy
The Pravda editorial from Moscow reiterates peaceful coexistence as a controlling principle in Soviet policy amid two weeks of talks at the Red summit. Khrushchev voices openness to general disarmament controls while denouncing Western ideas on disarmament.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Pravda
People’s Daily
Peiping
Khrushchev
U. N
Neu
Tral
Deer hunter misfires hit deer near Gainesboro
A pasteboard deer setup by Arthur Rowe and Jackie Venskoske near Gainesboro drew a second carload of eager hunters who stopped, fired 20 shots, then left after realizing the mistake. Eight bullet holes were found in the deer. A pet squirrel in the Star Office area was killed by a careless driver on Kent Street.
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Arthur Rowe
Jackie Venskoske
Gainesboro
Star Office
Kent St
No Star Tomorrow
The Star will not be published tomorrow due to the Thanksgiving Day holiday.
Congolese Army Buries Four Aides as Crowds Rage at UN
Thousands line Boulevard Baudouin as Congolese soldiers bury four men killed in a clash with U N troops. Crowds shout death to the United Nations while U N officials stay away and Mobutu leads the procession with coffins draped in blue flags.
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Leopoldville
The
Congo
United Nations
U.N
Baudouin
Chopin
Joseph Mobutu
Joseph Kokolo
Firemen Battle Pinnacle Ridge Fire Overnight
Fire crews spent 12 hours battling a woods fire on Pinnacle Ridge about two miles south of Camp Rock Enon off Back Creek Road. Cause blamed on a careless hunter. alarm at 2:50 p.m. fire under control by 3 a.m. despite rugged terrain and limited access.
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Pinnacle Ridge
Camp Rock Enon
Back Creek
Tom Rosenberger
Frederick County
Mr. Rosenberger
Kasavubu Seated as U N Congo Representative
The United Nations General Assembly approved Kasavubu for the Congo seat by a 53 to 24 vote with 19 abstentions, a defeat for the Soviet bloc and many African Asian nations. The decision followed two weeks of debate amid Cold War tensions and calls to adjourn.
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United States
General Assembly
U.N
Kasavubu
Credentials Committee
Soviet Union
Congo
U.S.S.R
Patrice Lumumba
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N. Congo
Cameroon
Chad
Brazzaville
Dahomey
Gabon
Ivory Coast
Malagasy
Niger
Senegal
United Arab Republic
Ghana
Guinea
Mali
Morocco
Togo
Central African Republic
Somalia
Sudan
Tunisia
Ethiopia
Liberia
Libya
Nigeria
Upper Volta
Hammarskjold
Indarjit Rikhye
India
Huntsberry Named to Head Chamber Board
E. R. Huntsberry Jr was chosen president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce at a board meeting last night at The Elms. He succeeds Phil Hunter with officers taking over Jan 1. New directors at large include James Gelladay Henry Brumback and Robert Pizzano. Dec 20 set for next meeting and first formal session for the new board. Jumping Drive In Restaurant to close for Thanksgiving with meat specials listed.
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E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Winchester- Frederick County
Henry Brumback
Bartonsville
South
Deer Kill Toll Rises Despite Downturn In Counts
Two day deer kills across Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren totals reach 646 in first two days of season with 329 bucks 317 does. Injuries from hunting accidents include four in Northern Virginia. victims in Frederick Warren and Page counties and a sergeant treated after a gunshot injury. Fire danger reduced but not eliminated. brush fires reported and continued caution urged.
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Clarke Counties
Frederick County
Clarke County
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Virginia
William W. Talbot
Army
Vint Hill
Memorial Hospital
Star Tannery
Shenandoah County
Warren County
Second Hunting Death Reported
The second fatality of Virginia's hunting season was reported in Smyth County. Wayne Gamble, 47, of Seven Ford, died from a leg wound and loss of blood after being shot near a thicket. Sheriff John Wolf said it was an unfortunate accident with no charges filed.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Smyth County
Wayne Gamble
Ford
John Wolf
Victor Hart
Marion
Gamble
Wolf
University Hospital
Charlottesville
S. Alvin Stiener
Rockingham County
Harrisonburg
Frederick County
William W. Talbot
Talbot
Winchester
Army
Vint Hill
Fauquier County
W. K. Moore
Rt. 2
Appomattox
Appomattox County
Moore
Lynchburg
Thanksgiving Day Forecast With Cool, Fair Wind
The forecast calls for fair and cool weather for Thanksgiving with showers this morning. Many hunters plan time off as deer season enters its fourth day. The Union Thanksgiving Service is at First Baptist Church at 10 am, with other area churches holding services. Tonight will be chilly around 30. Readings 25 to 30 in mountains. Temperatures to run 4 to 5 degrees above normal for the five day period through Monday. A chance of rain Sunday. Across the nation fair or partly cloudy conditions expected, with rain or snow possible in the northwest and showers in the southeast.
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Union
Winchester Ministerial Association
First Baptist Church
Five Injured In Explosion At Leesburg Virginia Plant
Five men from Leesburg were injured when hot zinc exploded at the Virginia Trap Rock plant three miles east of Leesburg. William Parks 48 Preston Shugars 32 Scott Sherbert 24 were treated at Loudoun County Hospital. James Proffitt 24 and William James 28 were moved to Winchester Memorial Hospital with burns and eye injuries.
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Virginia Trap Rock Inc
Loudoun County Hospital
William Parks
Preston Shugars
Scott Sherbert
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Proffitt
William James
Large concrete collapse injures and kills workers near Harrisonburg
A pre stressed concrete roof under construction collapsed, killing three workers and critically injuring three others. The 785 ton fall occurred as a series of T beams swayed, bringing down a 150 by 250 foot section on a 5 acre site for Walker Manufacturing's auto products plant near Harrisonburg.
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Harrisonburg
Daily News-Record
Howard Breedings
Raymond T. Schronce
Densmon E. Wichael
George A. Kittrell
Richmond
Arthur Lucas
Shenandoah
John McCray
Leon Kirkland
Louisa
Harrisonburg Hospital
Jerry Williams
Walker Manufacturing Company
Racine, Wis
Soviet order McDonald to quit Moscow extended
Maj Irving T McDonald Jr assistant U S embassy attache told by Moscow to leave within 48 hours for alleged intelligence work. He plans to depart Thanksgiving Day for Copenhagen after receiving an extra day from the Kremlin. Notebooks and photos of military targets reportedly found on him during a trip to Kurgan. Britannic to sail on final transatlantic voyage to Ireland and Liverpool before wreck.
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Irving T. McDonald, Jr
Soviet Union
U. S
McDonald
Provincetown
Mass
Ural Mountains
Kremlin
Copenhagen
Denmark
Kurgan
Siberian
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