Scientists Aim to Launch US Test Satellite December 4
Navy scientists plan a dawn December 4 launch from Cape Canaveral of a six inch, six pound test satellite to assess a near equatorial orbit and beacon its solar powered life. If weather delays occur a second attempt may follow within days with further December trials and a March fully instrumented satellite.
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Tists
Russia
Sputnik
Vanguard
U.S. Missile Test Center
Cape Canaveral
Fla
Jemery
VALC Opposes State Income Tax Withholding Studied
The Virginia Advisory Legislative Council voted against adopting a system to withhold state income taxes from wages. It urged Congress to allow garnishment of federal employees’ wages to collect taxes, arguing comity and ease of collection for back taxes.
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Richmond
General Assembly
Congress
Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
VALC
WALC
Council
Virginia
Nine New Members Named to Chamber Board of Directors
Nine new members elected to the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce board by mail ballot with tabulations complete on Saturday. They assume office January 1 and join officers to be elected at the December 9 meeting.
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Chamber Board of
Winchester - Frederick County
Robert Glaize
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Two Injured When Car Leaves Road Lands in Creek
Two Front Royal men were hospitalized yesterday evening after their car left Route 50 on Paris Mountain and landed in a creek. Bernard Compton, 33, suffered possible fractured ribs and head lacerations, while Philip H. Long, 80, had a fractured right leg, head lacerations, and bruises. Both were listed in satisfactory condition by Memorial Hospital.
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Front Royal
Rt. 50
Paris
Bernard Compton
Philip H. Long
Memorial Hospital
Donald Sheetz
Compton
Shenandoah River
Rt. 7
Winchester
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Bernard H. Braunlich
Senseng Road
Cecil H. Tingler
Baltimore
Rt. 659
Doolittle Says Russia is Ahead in Missiles
Lt. Gen. James Doolittle testified that Russia is ahead of the United States in all land-fired missiles while the U S leads in air-to-air types He credited Moscow with a 1946 start and a more intense program vs U S efforts and warned that without faster progress the Soviet Union could surpass the U S in weapons of the future
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Washington
James Doolittle
Russia
United States
Doolittle
National Advisory Committee For Aeronautics
Senate Preparedness Subcommittee
Soviet Russia
Truman
White House
Eisenhower
Japan
Senate
U.S
Khrushchev Warns New Army Officers to Uphold Party
Khrushchev told Moscow's graduating officers that the Communist Party is the supreme authority in the Soviet armed forces. He cited Zhukov’s ouster for opposing political control and urged vigilance against imperialist war threats while noting the army's modern weapons and ballistic missile capabilities.
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Moscow
Russia
Communist Party
Nikita S. Krushchev
Stalin
Khrushchev
Georgi Zhukov
Central Committee
Zhukov
U.S
Disaster plan used to battle lumber yard fire
A large building at R D Williams Lumber Co in Brookneal VA burned out, causing about 25000 dollars in losses. Three Brookneal fire companies controlled the blaze despite a windless frost fog, with a disaster plan guiding engine deployment to protect nearby buildings and a roving tank truck guarding the town.
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Brookneal
R. D. Williams Lumber Co
Doug Williams
Brookweal
Industral and
Warehouse
Curtis Hamlett
Williams
Hamlett
Japanese Students March On U S Embassy Over Okinawa Mayor Ouster
Seventy Japanese students demonstrated before the U S Embassy in Tokyo protesting the removal of Naha Okinawa mayor Keiji Senaga. Police blocked the crowd. three students entered to deliver a protest statement. President Moriyasu Tomihara predicted rapid release of civic funds in Okinawa. Major newspapers denounced the ouster as contrary to voting rights.
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Tokyo
U.S
Kamejiro Senaga
Naha
Okinawa
Martin Herz
Moriyasu Tomihara
Bank of the Ryukyus
United States
Senaga
Tomihara
Ryukyus
Japan
Asahi
Gein’s Grave Excavations Confirm His Theft Confession
Waushara County investigators reopened two graves at Plainfeld Cemetery to verify Edward Gein’s claim of grave robbery. Dist Atty Earl Eileen announced bones and a pry bar were found above the empty coffins, supporting Gein’s statements. Gov Thomson ordered broader review via Atty Gen Honeck and state crime lab head Charles Wilson to ensure a full investigation.
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Wautoma
Wis
Earl Eileen
Edward Gein
Waushara County
Plainfeld
Gein
Bernice Worden
Mary Hogan
Eleanore Adams
Mabel Everson
Eileen
Wisconsin
Steward Honeck
Honeck
Vernon Thomson
Charles Wilson
State Crime Laboratory
Senate to vote on Eisenhower civil rights pick White
Senate to consider the President's choice W Wilson White to head the new Civil Rights Division in the Justice Department via a recess appointment. White, 51, would be sworn in next week with formal nomination when Congress reconvenes, amid debate over civil rights strategy and Little Rock involvement.
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Senate
Washington
Eisenhower
W. Wilson White
Justice Department
White House
White
Anne Wheaton
Congress
Esenhower
Sen. Thurman
D-Sc
Wheaton
Eisenhow
Senate Judiciary Committee
Sen
Eastland
D-Miss
Little Rock
Ark
Civil Rights Division
U.S
Pennsylvania
Eisenhower Illness Prompts Further Medical Evaluation
The White House said President Eisenhower is progressing satisfactorily but doctors are conducting a further evaluation of his illness after a chill. Announcements noted a report on findings would come as soon as possible, with no details on illness severity or extra doctors.
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Washington
White House
Eisenhower
Anne Wheaton
Mohammed V
Morocco
Jesuis
Wheaton
Howard M. Snyder
Walter Tkach
Deer Kills Total 752 in Frederick and 60 in Clarke
Frederick County Game Warden Earl Cather reports 752 deer killed in the six day season in Frederick and Clarke County totals 60. The Clarke tally includes 44 bucks and 16 does with one doe killed by bow and arrow. Weather reduced activity, with rain and snow cutting three days.
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Frederick County
Earl Cather
Clarke County
Blake Denny
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Cather
Holiday break starts after classes tomorrow for area students
Area students begin their annual Thanksgiving holiday at the close of classes tomorrow afternoon. The four day break closes Winchester Frederick County and Clarke County schools on Thursday and Friday with classes resuming Monday morning. Free lubrication with each oil change through Saturday at Stotler's Texaco Valley Pike.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Stotler’s
Texaco
Valley Pike
Dulles to Sub For Ike in Talks With Mohammed
U S Secretary of State Dulles substituted for ill President Eisenhower to discuss North African issues with King Mohammed V of Morocco. Talks cover U S bases in Morocco, aid levels, and the war of Algerian rebels against France. The King seeks increased American technical and development aid and long term base leases.
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Dulles
Ike
Mohammed
Washington P
Eisenhower
Morocco
Mohammed V
White House
Mohammed Dulles
U. S
France
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
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Moscow Radio
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British Supply Ministry
Project Vanguard
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Denny's
Krushchev
W. Boscawen St
Shol Sali
Joyce
Onan Lovett
N. Loudoun St
Frederick
Nixon
Europe
Southern Tire
S. Braddock St
Willow Lawn Farm Market Valley Avenue
E. Piccadilly St
Welltown M. Y. F
H. Mellwee
Bayliss & Patterson
Mt. Pleasant E. U. B. Church
Harry L. McCann
Marvin D. Weaver
City of
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Lovett's Shoe & Dress Shoppe
N. Loudoun Bt
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