Nixon to attend NATO summit in place of Eisenhower
The United States will send Vice President Nixon to the upcoming NATO summit, replacing an ailing President Eisenhower. The decision was conveyed to NATO governments at the NATO Council session, with Frederic Nolting, deputy U.S. representative to NATO, to relay the instructions.
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$12 000 Goal Set For Rehabilitation Drive Friday
A one day campaign in Winchester aims to raise 12 000 dollars for a Northern Virginia Chapter center serving crippled children and adults in Frederick Clarke counties and Winchester. Co chairs Mrs Curtis Barr and Mrs Bradford Bennett lead over 100 women visiting homes from noon to 8 pm to fund diagnosis medical services therapy counseling and job placement. The slogan is Have a happier Thanksgiving by helping a crippled child the day after Thanksgiving.
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Warrants Issued After School Brawl Disrupts Classes
Norwood Colorado town marshal issued warrants for high school superintendent Lyle Cloepfil and Principal English after a five minute fight disrupted classes in the office and classroom. English and Cloepfil were hospitalized for injuries.
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Evening Star Omitted Tomorrow for Thanksgiving Holiday
The Evening Star will not be published tomorrow so employees may observe Thanksgiving. Publication will resume Friday.
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Union Thanksgiving Service Planned at Grace Methods Church
A union Thanksgiving service will be held at Grace Methods Church in Middletown tomorrow at 10 a.m. with participation from Middletown Methodist Reliance Evangelical United Brethren Ced ar Cliff Presbyterian and Salerno Church of the Brethren. The Rev H Fred Edge will preach the Thanksgiving sermon with ministers Rev John M Duckwall Rev Arthur Carper and host pastor.
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Cork Street Christian Church
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George D. Jackson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mild Thanksgiving Weather Forecast With Showers Areawide
The area braces for a mix of mild temperatures and scattered showers tomorrow as Thanksgiving observances unfold.temperatures dip to 35 to 42 tonight with a cool period tomorrow afternoon. church services and a slate of football games headline the holiday in Winchester and nearby areas.
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Jupiter missile test fails after launch at Cape Canaveral
Six members of a House military subcommittee watched the Army Jupiter missile fail to complete its planned flight at Cape Canaveral Florida. Officials cited technical difficulties with the 1 500 mile range intermediate rocket as observers noted the spectacular ascent and brief sky display.
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Thanksgiving Joy Dimmed by Ike Illness
Americans planned Thanksgiving amid Ike's illness with prayers for the President's recovery. Religious services will be held nationwide and travel plans remain heavy as railways and airlines add facilities. In New York City a DeWitt Church service will unite English Spanish and Russian speakers in a housing project. Plymouth Mass marks the Pilgrim ship replica handover with open houses and a costumed procession from Plymouth Rock to church.
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Eisenhower Confers With Secretary Signs U S Papers
Presidents illness described as a little stroke by National Heart Institute doctors. White House bulletins note mild, transitory speech difficulty with no paralysis. Neurologists say the occlusion of a small cerebral vessel affected the thinking part of speech.
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Eisenhower Signs Papers in Bed Ailing President in Fine Spirits
White House reports President Eisenhower in good humor despite a brain artery blockage described as a slight stroke. He met Gen. Goodpaster, signed 13 documents, and discussed pending business while Vice President Nixon stayed nearby.
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Newspapers Predict Eisenhower Resign Over Illness
Western Europe speculates President Eisenhower will resign amid illness and transfer power to Vice President Nixon. London papers question his longevity and timing while official reactions remain restrained as readers see a possible White House exit. A council notice with a meeting date appears at page end.
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New Post Office Station Opens Monday Morning
Post Office Station No 1 opens at 8 a.m. Monday at 1722 Valley Ave replacing the Gaunt's Drug Store unit. Clerk in charge Raymond H Shanoltz. hours 8 a.m. to 9 p.m. daily except Sunday. services mirror Gaunt's including stamps money orders and registration.
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Deputy Sheriff John W Hoover Dies at 54
John Wilbur Hoover aged 54 and Frederick County deputy sheriff for seven years died at 8 45 am at his Chambersville home. Born July 7 1903 in Hayfield he served in the National Guard and worked at Virginia Woolen Company. Survived by wife Ernestine, son John Edward, sister, brothers and a granddaughter. Funeral Friday 1 30 pm at Jones Funeral Home with Rev Joseph S Duckwall. interment Mt Hebron Cemetery.
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