Kennedy Hones Cuba Strategy With Expert Panel At Hyannisport
President Kennedy and an NSC group at Hyannisport reviewed Cuba policy while budget talks with David Bell and other aides continued. Attending were Rob Kennedy and Llewellyn Thompson Jr with Adlai Stevenson absent amid South Carolina travel, and John J. McCloy listed among conferees.
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Mass
Kennedy
David Bell
Ket Sound
National Security Council
Adlai E. Stevenson
U.S
United Nations
South Carolina
Llewellyn E. Thompson Jr
Moscow
Robert F. Kennedy
Furs Worth Nearly Eight Thousand Stolen Here
Thieves looted the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Novick at 139 Academy Lane Thursday afternoon or evening. Five fur pieces a platinum ring a costly suit case valued about 8000 dollars were taken after breaking a front window. Neighbors saw nothing during the four hour absence. police continue the investigation with Capt. Warren Rudolph and Sgt. Maurice Lake leading.
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Academy Lane
A. J. Novick
Maurice Lake
Novick
Bowers and
Edmundson
Deer Trophy Tallies in Rockingham County
The biggest deer killed in Rockingham County to date was taken Tuesday by Ralph J. Ordel of 667 National Ave. The 255 pound 12 point buck was shot from about 150 feet with a shotgun. Ordel is a sanitarian with the Winchester Frederick County Health Dept and has lived in the city for two years. He hails from Lexington. Norman Walker, a Gore rural route mail carrier, received a four year safe driving award from Charles W. Parish postmaster at Gore. Walker began delivering mail on September 20 1958.
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Rockingham County
Ralph, J. Ordel
National Ave
Ordel
Mr. Ordel
Winchester - Frederick County
Lexington
Norman Walker
Gore
Charles W. Parish
Mr. Walker
Is West Berlin Failing The Editor Analyzes
The editor examines West Berlin’s aging population and emigration to the West amid the Berlin Wall and Cold War pressures. He notes many East Berlin relatives, restricted communication, and daily escapes previously reaching 3,000, with a somber view of West Berlin’s future.
Washingtonian who drops first names in restaurants
Merriman Smith profiles a capital character in a 10 part series The Good New Days. The piece notes his habit of dropping first names in prominent Washington eateries and places him within the current Washington scene.
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Washington
White House
Merriman Smith
Winchester Evening Star
West Germans vow to defend Berlin with front-line troops
Chancellor Adenauer told about 10 000 Christian Democrats in Berlin that West Germany would stand on the front line to defend Berlin if the Soviet Union used force in the Berlin dispute. He warned there is no real proof of a Soviet change of mind and urged vigilance despite Khrushchev backing down in Cuba. He also predicted a temporary lull but said allies must not let their guard down.
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Berlin
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Cuba
Adenauer
Soviet Union
Christian Democrats
Deutschland Hall
West Berlin
West
Britain
Thanksgiving service draws 400 plus to Christ Church
Dr Charles C Cowsert executive secretary Winchester Presbytery told more than 400 worshippers at the annual Service of Thanksgiving sponsored by the Winchester Ministerial Association at Christ Episcopal Church. He urged going back to the source of gratitude, God’s abundant mercy, to withstand crises and reduce hysteria.
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Charles C. Cowsert
Winchester Presbytery
Winchester Ministerial Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Two Die In Martinsburg Area Head On Crash
A head on collision near Martinsburg West Virginia killed John D Caniford 19 and Irvin A Turpin 37 both residents of the area. Turpin was en route from home toward Interstate 81 and a fire followed the wreck. Turpin leaves a family of three. Caniford a glass company employee was returning from a date.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
John D. Caniford
Irvin A. Turpin
Turpin
James B. Miller
Canfield
Vanville
Indians Use Sull To Reinforce Defense Positions
Indian army rushes fresh troops to the Himalayas as a nine day cease fire looms before a promised Chinese pullback. China consolidates gains from 32 days of undeclared war while India holds fire under secret orders. Nehru avoids commitment on peace terms as Parliament meets.
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New Delhi
India
Himalayas
Red China
Nehru
Peking
Parliament
Multiple Deaths In Auto Crashes Pace Holiday Toll
Thanksgiving holiday highway deaths climbed with multiple fatal crashes. The AP survey counted 459 highway fatalities over 102 hours from 6 p.m. Wednesday to midnight Sunday, plus 30 fires and 113 miscellaneous deaths for a total of 602.
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Texas
Illinois
University of Omaha
Union Pacific
Omaha
National Safety Council
Associated Press
Eleven Injured in Three Auto Mishaps in Frederick County
State Police attributed the injuries to three auto crashes Wednesday and Thursday in Frederick County. Mary Nutt 22 of Staunton suffered a brain concussion and scalp lacerations after a head on collision near Middletown on U.S. Route 11. Nutt was a passenger in a 1960 sedan driven by Robert H. Nutt 22. Carroll Klingelhofer 19 of Baltimore drove the second vehicle. Mary West 18 of Owings Mills was a passenger in Klingelhofer’s car. The crashes also left the drivers with minor injuries and contusions. In a separate Hagerstown crash, William Nelson Dutterer 45, a Pennsylvania Railroad employee, died after his car collided with Reginald A. Vickers 46 of Virginia Avenue. Vickers was in serious condition. details remained unavailable.
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Frederick County
Mary Nutt
Staunton
Middletown
U.S
Carroll Klingelhofer
Baltimore
Nutt
Contu
William Nelson Dutterer
Hagerstown
Mr. Cutterer
Pennsylvania Railroad
Oake Ridge Drive
Reginald A. Vickers
Virginia Ave
Cutterer
Santa arrives to crown Winchester with 33 day reign
Santa Claus began his 33 day reign after arriving by helicopter at the Park and Shop Center at 10:35 a.m. The event drew 3,000 plus children and shoppers to Winchester downtown and outlying shopping centers. The Retail Merchants Association plans a Christmas Parade tomorrow at 6:30 p.m. to open downtown stores. Managers reported a sharp rise in both foot traffic and purchases as Thanksgiving holidays give families time to shop.
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Winchester
Santa Claus
Park and Shop
South End
Amherst Street
Santa
Retail Merchants Association
Winchester Park & Shop
United Airlines Viscount Crash Near Baltimore Kills All Aboard
An United Airlines four engine Viscount with 13 aboard crashed and burned near Ellicott City Maryland during a Newark to Atlanta trip with a Washington stop. Police reported no survivors and witnesses described three explosions and a large fire as the craft went down off Maryland 108 between Ellicott City and Clarksville.
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Ellicott City
United Airlines
United
Washington, D.C
Newark
N.J
Atlanta Ga
Washington D.C
United Flight No
Maryland 108
Clarksville
Howard County
Stephens City Case on High Court Docket
The November term of the State Supreme Court opens with four appeals. A decision reducing Stephens City in Frederick County from 886 to 40 acres is on the docket. A&P Tea Co. contests a $7,500 award to Eva Berry from a Petersburg store slip case in Richmond court. Catherine Webb appeals embezzlement conviction from Newport News Corporation Court.
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Richmond
State Supreme Court
Stephens City
Frederick County
A&p Tea Co
Eva P. Berry
Chesterfield County
A&p
Petersburg
Catherine Webb
Port News Corporation
Bowen Co. Inc
Henrico County
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