Differences Over Cuba Still Exist
UNITED NATIONS New York AP Soviet First Deputy Premier Anastas Mikoyan said sharp differences over Cuba still exist between the United States and the Soviet Union. He repeated there was no softening of Fidel Castro's stance after a dinner for U.S. and Soviet negotiators tonight.
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United Nations, N.Y
Anastas I. Mikoyan
Cuba
United States
Soviet Union
Fidel Castro
Mikoyan
Washington
Kennedy
White House
Castro
U.S
Guantanamo Naval Base
Stevenson
U.N
Puerto Rico
State Department
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Thant
Security Council
Arlie C Long Named Director Of 1963 Firemen Parade
Arlie C Long of Winchester Electric Service and Rouss Fire Co was elected Director of the 1963 Firemen’s Parade department for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival at a mass meeting of city and county firemen. Harry E Cain presided and announced election results.
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Arlie C. Long
Winchester Electric Service, Inc
Rouss Fire Co
Shenandoah
George Washington Hotel
Harry E. Cain
Stephens City
Mervil C. Bailey
Friendship Fire Co
Harold Bageant
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Kennedy and Macmillan to Meet in Bahamas in December
The White House said President Kennedy and Prime Minister Harold Macmillan will meet December 19 and 20 in Nassau for a sixth informal review of world problems. The talks aim to continue their ongoing assessment of the world situation.
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Washington
White House
Kennedy
Harold Macmillan
Bahamas
London
Macmillan
Nassau
Weather turning cold with cool Thursday forecast
The Weatherman warns of a cold spell with low 20s tonight and continued cool conditions on Thursday. Jet activity over Winchester draws attention as the sky clears briefly before clouding again.
Army Raises Draft Calls To Add 20,000 By June 30
The Defense Department authorized a temporary 20,000 increase in Army manpower from 960,000 to 980,000 over six months. Draft quotas rise from 4,000 this month to 6,000 in December with possible climbs to 8,000. The Berlin crisis peak was 25,000 in September 1961.
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Washington
Defense Department
Berlin
India China border conflict: India pledges vigilance
India signals likely renewed fighting with China as a cease fire nears its first week. President Rajendra Prasad and Prime Minister Nehru’s aides vow readiness to defend and possibly use air power if China refuses to withdraw. Foreign Ministry cautions and rejects key points in the conflict coverage.
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New Delhi
India
Lal Bahadur Shastri
Nehru
China
Shastri
Hindustan Times
Foreign Ministry
Disarmament Talks Deadlocked Despite Urgent Call for Ban
At Geneva the 17 nation disarmament conference remains at an impasse over a test ban. Soviet Tsarapkin insists on no international inspections and seeks a complete halt now, challenging Western demands for verification. British delegate Godber cites espionage accusations as delaying progress. Next session Wednesday.
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Geneva
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
United States
Britain
Tsarapkin
Kennedy
Carribbean
Joseph B. Godber
Soviet Union
Godber
Governorships in Three States Still in Doubt
Three weeks after the election, governors in Minnesota Rhode Island and Massachusetts remain unsettled amid disputed figures absentee ballots and ongoing recounts. Alaska also reports a recount with a narrow margin possibility. In Minnesota, debate centers on whether to use original county returns or revised figures shifting the lead.
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Washington
Minnesota
Rhode Island
Board of Elections
Massachusetts
Alaska
William A Egan
Hugh Wade
Mike Stepovich
Robert A. Ross
Karl Rolvaag
Elmer L. Andersen
Front Royal Debates Cable Franchise Bid Process
Front Royal council weighs whether to advertise for bids on a cable television franchise with operator Ed Cunningham arguing for noncompetitive terms and potential rate risks. Councilman Zuckerman cites state law requiring bids while Hamner outlines contract termination for nonperformance and the proposal promises eight channels at about four fifty per month.
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Jack Cummins
Front Royal
Ed Cunningham
Council
Sam Zuckerman
Cunningham
Zuckerman
H. Douglas Hamner
Hamner
Raritans Set For Meeting Tomorrow
Rappahannock District of Ruritans plans a full day of events in Winchester with reports, business sessions, and officer elections. Floyd Lower, national president, will address delegates from 47 clubs as new clubs in Stafford and Albemarle are recognized.
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Rappahannock
Floyd Lower
Lee-Jackson
Tom Rosenberger
Art Steiner
America
Harold F. Fuller
Claude B. Smalts
Stafford
Albemarle
Lower
Winchester
Frederick County
Kennedy to Skip News Conference This Week
President Kennedy will not hold a news conference this week. He met with newsmen last Tuesday evening, his first conference in 10 weeks.
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Washington
Kennedy
President Kennedy visit yields 'heartened' military buildup view
After a 12 hour tour of Ft Stewart Homestead and Key West Kennedy and the military chiefs said they were heartened and encouraged by the mobilized forces. reporters saw about 250 rocket armed jet fighters at Homestead and 200 interceptors at Key West. The visit highlighted the 1st Armored Division's move from Ft Hood to Ft Stewart. The White House released the statement praising personnel and noting the dangerous days since World War II.
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Kennedy
Cuba
White House
Army
Ft. Stewart
Homestead Air Force Base
Fla
Navy
Air and Sea
Key West
U.S
Homestead
1St Armored Division
Ft. Hood
Tex
United States
Boca Chica
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Congress
Florida
Georgia
Winter coats sale and tax due notice for Winchester area
Reader items list discounts at a children's shop and garden center, tax payment deadline December 5 with penalties for late payment. Mentions include Margaret L Hodgson Tots to Teens Shop 14 S Loudoun St and SmaltS Garden Center door prize sale Nov 30 at The Treasure Box 134 W Boscawen St. Also Worth's Beauty Salon offers a $15 permanent for $7.50.
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Margaret L. Hodgson
S. Loudoun St
Pri
W. Boscawen St
County Organizes Civil Defense Unit
Frederick County officials and the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service agreed to create a county Civil Defense organization. City and county coordinators discussed a skeleton setup to access vital emergency information, with plans for a county coordinator and cooperation with the Red Cross. A joint meeting with the board of supervisors and the city public safety committee was scheduled for Monday at 10 am to launch liaison efforts and inventory local food stores for an attack plan.
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Frederick County
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service
ASCS
Boyd McDonald
William Allison
Byron O. Brumback
Board of Supervisors
John Wolfe
Allison
Wolfe
The
Red Cross
McDonald
Public Safety Committee
No Life Seen In Wreckage Near Lima
A Varig Air Lines 707 departing Porto Alegre for Los Angeles with 97 aboard crashed 75 miles south of Lima Peru. No survivors expected as search planes and Peruvian forces comb the Pacific coast vicinity near Pisco. Passengers included Raul Cepero Bonilla and Jesus Melgar. aircraft had 7 crew and 80 passengers.
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Peru
Los Angeles
Varig Air Lines 707
Porto Alegre
Rio de Janeiro
Brazil
Colombia
Panama
Mexico
Varig
New York
Pacific
Raul Cepero Bonilla
Fidel Castro
Cuban National Bank
Jesus Melgar
Food and Agriculture Organization
Mitsuce Nizidori
Jose Trivelatto
Marie Ivonne Trivelatto
Mercedes Laredo
Samuel Laredo
Manuel Graccl
Alcindo Ferreira
Antonio Costa
Oswald Viravello
Pisco
Intersection to get stop signs at Braddock and Montague
Chief of Police Maj. J. Thomas Boyd announced changes at the Braddock Street and Montague Avenue intersection. Tomorrow the yield signs will be replaced with stop signs to curb dangerous conditions and require full stops entering Braddock Street.
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Braddock St
Montague Ave
Maj
J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Montague
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