Soviet Envoy Walks Out During Johnson Speech at UN Dinner
At a New York award dinner honoring E. Stevenson, Soviet UN envoy Valerian Zorin left the dais after Johnson accused the USSR of expansionist aims. He and Ukrainian and Bulgarian ambassadors walked out, while Polish and Yugoslav ambassadors stayed. Zorin later said Johnson’s remarks were political and inappropriate for a humanitarian event.
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New York
United N
Europe
Valerian A. Zorin
Dais
Johnson
Zorin
Luka Kizya
Yordan Tchobatov
Bulgaria
U.N
Poland
Yugoslavia
Hotel Astor
E. Stevenson
U.S
U.S.S.R
Soviet Union
Angier Biddle Duke
State Department
Stevenson
Medico
Dooley
Gown Crier Two Week Trip Ends with Return Home
Mr and Mrs Carroll Henkel finished a two week journey through Puerto Rico and the Virgin Islands. They attended an 11 o'clock service at the Episcopal Church on St Thomas and returned home on Western Street after travel involving flights through San Juan and New York to Baltimore. The forecast calls for a cold night with a low in the mid 20s and a slight chance of rain this weekend.
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Carroll Henkel
Ato Rico
Virgin Thanksgiving
Ana Mighty
Cavatini
Episcopal Church
St. Thomas
Virgin Islands
San Juan
Uerto Rico
New York
Baltimore
Winchester
Western St
Enos the chimpanzee paves way for manned orbit mission
Enos, a 37 pound chimpanzee, completed a whirlwind voyage circling the globe twice then recovered safely after a sea retrieval. NASA officials named astronaut John Glenn to lead the next manned orbital effort with Donald Slayton as backup, while undecided on whether a man or animal would pilot the next Mercury flight.
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John H. Glenn, Jr
U.S
Langley Air Force Base
United “States States
Enos
Dekinsead Gee
Ated
John H
Undeneateien
Glenn
Meetiaer Scott Carpenter
Donald B. Slayton
Walter Schirra
Bowers
United States
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Moon
Earth
NASA
Muchea
Australia
Cape Canaveral
Point
Farmers Hear Talks See Films on ACP in Two Counties
Frederick and Clarke County farmers attended talks and films on the Agricultural Conservation Program. ACP specialist William I. Thomas outlined progress over ten years, noting $1,068,208 brought to the counties and gains in pasture and meadow acreage, ponds, and drainage, while warning the program faced trouble.
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Frederick
Clarke County
ACP
Richmond
ASCS
Lee-Jackson
Shenanddahge
Allan Kates
G. R. Epperson
Frederick and
Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Group
Thomas
Wacol
Agra
Can
U.S
Apple a Day Maxim Confirmed by MSU Study
East Lansing Michigan researchers at Michigan State University report that a three year study with over 1300 volunteer students shows fewer calls for upper respiratory infections and other illnesses among participants. The study credits ascorbic acid and possibly a tranquilizer in apples, with results published in Agricultural Station Quarterly Note.
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East Lansing
Mich
Michigan State University
MSU
Agricultural Station
Richard R. Dedolph
Harold B. Tukey
Joseph A. Stevens
Department of Horticulture
Robert N. Monfort
MSU Health Service
British Demand Mason and Slidell Release
One hundred years ago today the British government demanded the release of Mason and Slidell and an apology for their seizure by the United States. The note underscored tensions in Anglo-American relations during the prewar period.
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Mason and Slidell
Taxes Due Dec 5th Last Day to Pay 1961 Taxes
Public notice lists taxes due in Winchester and Frederick County with no penalty after December 5 1961 signed by M D Weaver and Harry L McCann. Includes date stamps and publication references. Also notes sale of Stayman and Golden Delicious apples, a rummage sale, and Beta Sigma Phi XI Beta Chapter meeting and Gore Fire Co annual meeting and election.
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M. D. Weaver
Treas
City of
Winchester
Harry L. McCann
Frederick County
Apples Stayman
Golden Delicious
E. Piccadilly
Beta Sigma Phi
Gore Fire Co
Park Official Renews Attack On Potomac Dam
Cumberland hearing hears Thomas F. Giles urge six low dams in West Virginia and Allegany County Maryland to create ample recreation water surfaces near Washington. Sen J Beall supports WV and Western Maryland dams to avert a Washington area water shortage. Continues on Page 2 Col 3.
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West Virginia
Allegany County
Thomas F. Giles
Corps of Army Engineers
Pas
Dedam
Washington
Giles
Cumberland
Patterson Creek
Litle Cacapon
Town Creek
North Branch
Grant County
W. Va
J. Glenn Beall
Maryland
Beall
Man Shire
Styles
Ee Shaia
Malin Iene
Vegas
Algiers Unrest Flares As Attacks and Killings Spread
Roving bands attacked Algerians and burned shops in Oran as European merchants strike in protest. Ten people, nine Algerians, were killed and about forty wounded as police and troops fought to contain riots in the port city. Incidents included a bus attack, a lynching, and gunfire from a building under construction.
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Oran
Algeria
Crime Rise Reported by FBI in Early Year
FBI uniform crime reports show urban and rural crime rising in the first nine months of the year. City crime up 4 percent with notable increases due to new factory fees, and overall urban rise 10 percent in cities with 25 000 to 50 000 people. Forcible rape up 23 percent and burglaries up 5 percent.
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Washington
FBI
Steer Brings 14 a Pound at International Live Stock Exposition
The grand steer sold at 14 dollars per pound for Aberdeen Angus Sasi Arai wae guardred by Ames from Ames Iowa with a weight of 930 pounds. The total reached 13020 dollars. The record grand champion price is 30 dollars per pound set in 1957. Last year’s champion sold for 15 dollars per pound totaling 17690 dollars.
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Chicago
Sasi Arai
Ames
Stock Yards Packing Co
Co School
The
International
Kaye Pollock
Mount Auburn
Iowa
Christmas Decorations In Winchester Boost Holiday Spirit
A downtown Winchester area shows festive decorations as merchants anticipate strong sales. Douglas O Connell reports a spot check with store managers on the First Page, Second Section, noting optimism for a record year.
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Winchester
Douglas O'Connell
Western delegates leave talks while deputies press on
In Geneva the top US and British delegates depart for home as the three year old nuclear test ban talks stall. Arthur H. Dean and Joseph Godber say no gains from remaining, leaving deputies Stelle and Wright to meet Russia's Tsarapkin. Westerners cite Soviet rejection of international control machinery to police testing.
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Geneva
Arthur H. Dean
United States
Joseph Godber
Dean
Washington
Godber
New York
U.N. Assembly
Soviet Union
Charles C. Stelle
Sir Michael Wright
Britain
Russia
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Tsarapkin
West
Silver Service Given Barr On Retirement
Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr presided as the Executive Association honored Mr Barr with a framed resolution for long service. Brief remarks came from Ry land Conner Joseph C Haines Albert Robinson and Bernard Groves Jr. Barr thanked the group. George Sempeles sang with Mildred Jones providing organ and piano music.
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Executive Association
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Barr
Ryland Conner
Friendship
Joseph C. Haines
Rouss
Albert Robinson
Sarah Zane
Bernard Groves, Jr
George Sempeles
Mildred ‘Jones
Automobile Mows Down 45 Soldiers in France
An automobile plowed into a 45 man column of soldiers marching along a highway near Frejus France. Nineteen soldiers were severely injured and taken to a hospital. The troops were en route from a military camp to Frejus to board a train for Le Havre and service in the Caribbean. Officials would not confirm if the driver was detained.
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Frejus
France
le Havre
Churchill Birthday Sparks House of Commons Cheer
Sir Winston Churchill entered the House of Commons on his 87th birthday to a standing ovation as MPs paused business to honor him. A luncheon preceded the session and the day included a busy schedule with views, a dinner, and celebration with family.
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London
Winston Churchill
House of Commons
Venee
Winston
Police Fire Tear Gas as Mobs Roil Capital Strife
Police used tear gas and detonation bombs to scatter roving mobs on the third day of a general strike against President Joaquin Balaguer. Thousands flooded the streets after rumors spread of palace denials while the National Civic Union proposed a provisional governing council to resolve the crisis.
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Balaguer
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