Cairo Broadcasts Urge Syrian Revolt Amid Coup Turmoil
Nasser rails against imperialism as Syrians resist the rebel regime. Syrian Premier Kuzbari tightens control by banning demonstrations closing schools extending the curfew and outlawing the Syrian branch of Nasser's National Union. Abdul Hamid Serraj arrested as a potential rival. Damascus reports show broad enthusiasm for the upheaval while UAR cuts ties with Jordan and Turkey.
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Nasser
Cus
Cairo
Syria
United’ Arab Republic
Mamoun Kuzbari
Kuzaii
National Union Party
Kuzbari
Abdul
Sale Sign Gone Prank at Traffic Island Spurs Creaky News
Odd incident reports a fake sale sign at the Traffic Island at Valley Pike and Weems Lane. The article also notes a pheasant crash into plate glass at Braddock and Monmouth Streets around 2 p.m. yesterday and includes a quirky question from Mrs Boyd Davis about a hen laying eggs, noting 178 eggs since last March.
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Valley Pike
Weems Lane
Braddock and
Monmouth Sts
Boyd Davis
Paper Mill Road
Supreme Court opens fall term amid record docket
The Supreme Court begins a new fall term with a record 1,050 cases chiefly on racial issues, business regulation, labor relations and state and federal powers. Chief Justice Warren urges Congress to expand federal courts and notes 73 new judgeships. backlogs remain in metro areas as the term starts.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Earl Warren
Federal
U.S
Warren
Congress
Werren
Labour Conference Debates East Germany Recognition Move
At Blackpool Britain’s Labour Party opens its annual conference amid debate over recognizing East Germany and easing Berlin crisis. A special resolution backed by executive committee urges Western guarantees for West Berlin and access rights. Moderates push NATO participation while left-wing factions seek closing Polaris base and halting West German troop training in Britain.
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Blackpool
England
Britain
Labor Party
East Germany
Berlin
West Berlin
Nonnens
Geor
The
Socint
Gaitskell
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Soviets Propose Veto Free U N Secretariat Chief
The Soviet Union seeks a temporary U N Secretariat chief without individual vetoes while requiring Soviet approval. The General Assembly would pick a head for 1963 with three nonveto deputies, chosen from USSR United States and an Asian or African nation, to work under joint control.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N. Secretariat
General Assembly
Assembly
Security Council
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Northernia
Hammarskjold
Troika
Ireland
Norway
U.S
Secretariat
United Nations
U.S.S.R
United States
Asia
Africa
Accidents Leave Kiel Motorcyclist Hospitalized in Surprising Sequence
A Kiel motorcyclist faces serious injuries after a truck collision in a suburb and two ambulance crashes, first with a streetcar and then with a car. Police say the rider is expected to survive. Local notices follow about a public sale cancellation, shop vacation, fire company meeting, and art rental event.
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Kiel
Germany
12 Injured Four Vehicles Demolished in Winchester Crashes
Frederick County sums show 12 injured and four vehicles demolished in weekend highway crashes near Winchester. Key victims include 18 year old Charles Fisher Jr. who died, and 20 year old Paul Smith in critical condition after head on collision with a tractor trailer on Rt 522 and Rt 11 near Stephens City. The Creswell family man Clarence Creswell, 80, fractured collarbone and was treated.
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Frederick County
Rt. 1
E. Princhy St
Reece
Reece Pike At 3:20 P.m. Satury Charles William Fisher, Jr., 18, Rt. 1
Winchester
Pital
Rt. 522
Paul Kenneth Smith
Strasburg
Memorial Reaper
Stephens City
Smith
Winchester Volunteer Res
Aest
Clarence A. Chenwell
Creswell
Garland L. Smith
Thurman
Memorial Hospital
Safeway robbed of cash over weekend
Winchester police report a Safeway on Valley Ave suffered a weekend break when a roof hole was cut and an acetylene torch used to enter the safe. Cash amount withheld pending investigation. some bills may be scorched. It followed a prior week’s jewelry theft.
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Valley Ave. Safeway
Winchester
Clarke Woman Burned In Early Morning House Fire On Old Charles Town Road
A Clarke woman, Mrs. Noble G. Fiddler, suffered severe burns to face and hands when a kerosene stove exploded while heating wash water on the back porch. The two story stucco home two miles east of Opequon on Old Charles Town Road burned, causing several thousand dollars in damage. Firefighters from Clearbrook and Enders fought the blaze about 6 15 AM, saving the interior but repairing extensive back wall and attic fire damage. A parakeet died in the fire and investigators noted unclear cause. The homeowner was hospitalized in good condition at Memorial Hospital by noon. Fire crews remained about three hours.
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Clarke
Opequon
Charles Town
Noble G. Fiddler
Memorial Hospital
Clearbrook
Enders
Sven
Avorn Helga
Mantle Doubts He Will Be in Series Opener
New York Yankee star Mickey Mantle said he doubted he could play in the World Series opener against Cincinnati at Yankee Stadium. He had just been released from Lenox Hill Hospital after minor hip abscess surgery and felt weak with a hurting leg. Yankee physicians remained optimistic, predicting he would play in the first game if his condition improves.
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Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
Cincinnati
Yankee Stadium
Mantle
Lenox Hill
Yankees
Yankee
Sydney Gaynor
Mickey
Time-Worn Civil War Flags Change Hands in Virginia
A New York gift ceremony returned two Civil War flags to Virginia at the dedication of the Commonwealths Civil War Centennial Visitors Center in Richmond. The pennants include a state flag and a guidon of the 5th Virginia Cavalry.
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Richmond
New York
Virginia
5Th Virginia Cavalry
Lila Acheson Wallace
Nelson Rockefeller
Wallace
Abraham Lincoln
Illinois
Thomas Jefferson
E. T. Scoven
National Park Service
Association
176Th Infantry
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Virginia Ave
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Russia
William N. Oatis
R. P. Anderson
Gore
Charles J. Carver
Elsie-Kay
South Ed Fire Co
Christ Church Parish Hall
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
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Dick Bond
Fishel
Pasin
Oldsmobile
Samuel
Mr. Smith
Chevrolet
S. L. Lee
John Russell Tucker, Sr
N.C
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Safeway
N. Loudoun St
Clarence Creswell
H.W. Ebert
Irmish
Springfield Station
Fairfax County
Charcoal Hearth
D.A.V
War Memorial
Ronald Laign
Son Pingley & Carper Cleaners
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