Air Force Stratojet and Liaison Plane Collide Near Tatum NM
A B47 Stratojet bomber and an Army liaison plane collided near Tatum New Mexico early today. Five or six may be dead with at least one killed and another injured, 2nd Lt William D Bergen of the 63rd Bomber Squadron among the injured. Heavy rains hindered wreckage search as officials from Clovis, Hobbs, and Kirtland assess potential radioactive cargo and probe the incident.
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N. M
New Mexico
Lea County General Hospital
Hobbs
William D. Bergen
Tucson
Ariz
Tatum
Clovis Air Force
Air Search and Rescue Service
Hobbs News-Sun
Sheriff's Department
New Mexico Air Force
Walker Air Force Base
Roswell
Clyde H. Camp, Jr
Kirtland Afb
Aluquerque
United States
Apple Holdings 203 779 Bushels As October Opens
Four major cold storages report 203 779 bushels of apples on October 1 with expectant increases as harvest continues. Winchester leads with 135 000 bushels, Virginia Apple Storage 34 279, C L Robinson Ice 30 000, Old Mill 4 500. Last year totals were higher across all facilities.
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Winchester
Virginia Apple
C. L. Robinson Ice & Cold Storage
Old Mill
Schowel Furniture Co
Corner Kitchen Offers Daily Meals In Colonial Atmosphere
Lunchtime teatime or dinnertime available at 103 W Piccadilly St with a colonial dining room. Open daily from 7 a m to 10 p m run by Mr and Mrs J P Hershberger. Also a heater supply ad by Schewel Furniture Co.
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W. Piccadilly St
J. P. Hershberger
Eisenhower Condition Stable as Doctors Report No Complications
Anxiety eased as Fitzsimmons Army Hospital bulletin at 9 40 a m said the President slept well and showed no changes to indicate complications. He remained satisfactory with normal temperature pulse and blood pressure. Mrs Eisenhower visited him at breakfast and Hagerty noted the delay in the morning bulletin due to late rising.
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Denver
Eisenhower
Fitzsimons Army Hospital
Hagerty
16 Die In Faucett DC4 Airliner Crash Near Lima
A Faucett Airline DC4 crashed on a Andean mountain southeast of Lima while landing en route to Cusco. Sixteen people were killed, 18 injured, and one passenger survived. The aircraft went down near Vinac after an engine fire as the pilot attempted to land.
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Lima
Peru
Faucett Airline
Cusco
Vinac
Duff’s
Visit of Faure and Pinay to Moscow Postponed
Paris reports the postponement of Premier Edgar Faure and Foreign Minister An toine Pinay’s planned Moscow trip due to unfavorable atmosphere after United Nations events. The Oct. 14 16 visit is delayed as France reassesses its U.N. stance amid Algeria debates.
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Pinay
Moscow
Paris
Edgar Faure
Antoine Pinay
Foreign Ministry
United Nations
Russia
U. N. General Assembly
Algeria
France
Assembly
U. N
U.N
International Organization
Security Council
Disarmament Commission
Teen-Age Victim Of Loudoun Co Auto Crash Dies
A Middleburg youth Richard Cockerill aged 17 died about 1 p m at Memorial Hospital after an overnight Loudoun County crash on State Route 6 left six teens hospitalized. Other injured were William Lee Cockerill 14 Leroy Bettis 18 Donald Teele 17 Frank Van Deman 17 and Aubrey Lloyd 16 all from nearby counties or towns with varying injuries.
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Middleburg
Loudoun County
Memorial Hospital
Richard Cockerill
State Rt. 6
Loudoun
Fauquier
William Lee Cockerill
Middlebury
Donald Teele
Marshal
Man and wife held in Leesburg jail on slaying charge
A 50 year old carpenter and his wife are jailed in Leesburg on murder and obstructing justice charges related to the rifle slaying of Frank Fields, 70, of Round Hill. Fields was shot in the yard of the Bluemont home long occupied by Ashby, who had argued with his landlord before the shooting.
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Bluemont
Frank Fields
Round Hill
Loudoun County
William Walton Ashby
Elizabeth
Leesburg
Fields
Ashby
Giant Rummage Sale Held by Hospital Auxiliary
Correction notes the Giant Rummage Sale of the Hospital Auxiliary at the Episcopal Parish House on Friday and Saturday October 7 and 4 from 1 to 10 and 3 to 1.
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Hospital Auxiliary
Episcopal
French Guerrilla Outbreak in Atlas Mountains Escalates
Berber tribesmen retreat after weekend attacks in eastern Morocco and along the Spanish frontier. 11 Europeans died at Immouzer des Marmouchas as French tanks and planes countered with troops. French officials report heavy tribal casualties and ongoing confrontations near Tizi Ouzli and Bou Zined along the frontier.
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Rabat
French Morocco
Atlas Mountains
Morocco
Immouzer Des Marmouchas
Fez
Tizi Ouzli
Adb el Krim
Bou Zined
Sultan Mohammed Ben Moulay Arafa
Tangier
Moulay Arafa
France
Flock of Wild Geese Spotted Over City
J Newton McDonald reports a large flock of wild geese over the city today flying high and headed south. He notes the geese honked loudly and this is the first fall flock he has seen.
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J. Newton McDonald
Shawnee Ave
The
Star
McDonald
Typhoon Marge Threatens Japan Industrial Heartland
Typhoon Marge with winds near 100 mph roared toward south central Japan risking heavy damage to the nation’s largest industrial districts and urban centers as authorities urged evacuation and protective measures.
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Tokyo
Marge
Japan
Local Marine Jailed After Police Car Chase
A Winchester police chase ended with Buddy Strawderman a local Marine from Rt. 1 jailed on five charges. He faces driving drunk reckless driving no operator's license and failure to obey police in the city plus unauthorized use of a motor vehicle in Frederick County. The 1950 Ford owned by B H Glosson of Chapel Hill NC flipped twice and went over a bank during the pursuit onto U S Route 522 toward Sunnyside.
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Winchester
Sunnyside
Buddy Junior Strawderman
Rt. 1
Frederick County
Harry L. Shirley
Winchester Police Department
B. H. Glosson
Chapel Hill
North Carolina
Cameron St. Strawderman
U. S. Rt
Winchester-Frederick Community Chest Drive Opens
The 1956 operating funds drive starts with whistles and fire sirens across Winchester and Frederick. Local goal is 42315 with a hoped total of 45741 to cover seven agencies including Boy Scouts and Salvation Army. Pre campaign gifts total 10795, various divisions begin canvassing. county solicitors to start soon.
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Winchester-Frederick
Boy Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Negro Day Nursery
Salvation Army
USC
Girl Scouts
Winchester Day Nursery
Charles S. Toan
Community Chest
Wilkie W. Hunt
Eisenhower
Ames
Ford Throws Four-Hitter For 2nd Win
In New York the Yankees defeat the Dodgers 5-1 to tie the World Series at 3-3. Whitey Ford allows four hits while Bill Skowron belts a three run homer in the first inning. Duke Snider leaves game with a knee injury. Game at Yankee Stadium scheduled for tomorrow at 1 p.m. EDT.
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New York
Bill Skowron
Whitey Ford
New York Yankees
Brooklyn
Duke Snider
Yankee Stadium
Tommy Byrnes
Johnny Podres
Rizzuto
Martin
Gilliam
McDougald
Yogi Berra
Spooner
Bauer
Berra
Skowron
Yankees
Russ Meyer
Cerv
Howard
Ford
Amoros
Dodgers
Campanella
Furillo
Hodges
Robinson
MccDougald
Supreme Court Opens New Term With Heavy Docket
The Supreme Court reassembles to begin a term facing issues on communism military justice and racial segregation. Chief Justice Earl Warren, amid Eisenhower speculation, notes no presidential bid. Opening day is brief with full workload starting next Monday.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Warren
Mississippi
Duff’s
Harrisonburg man held in slaying of estranged wife
Fred Gilbert Shifflett, 23, a auto supply clerk, faced a murder charge in the pistol slaying of his estranged wife Marlene Bow man Shifflett admitted the shooting at her parents home in Harrisonburg after a separation. He awaited a preliminary hearing.
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Harrisonburg
Fred Gilbert Shifflett
Marlene
Marcus Bowman
Shifflett
Bridgewater
Bowman
Penn Laird
Here
Emory Shifflett
Rockingham County
Alexander Baldwin Horse Breeder Dies in Virginia Hospital
Arthur Alexander Baldwin 47 breeder of race horses at Dandridge Farm White Post died this morning in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Born March 3 1908 he was the son of Arthur J Baldwin of Cleveland Ohio and grandson of Henry Perrin Baldwin missionaries in Maui Hawaii. A WWII Seventh Cavalry captain he is survived by wife Jane Brooks Baldwin and three children Jane Louise Alexander Demas and Sheila. Funeral Wednesday 4 p.m. Christ Episcopal Church Millwood. Gifts may be sent to Damon Runyon Cancer Fund.
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Arthur Alexander Baldwin
Dandridge Farm
White Post
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Arthur J. Baldwin
Cleveland
Ohio
Baldwin
Stuyvesant School
Warrenton
Hotchkiss
Lakeville
Conn
Clarke County
Henry Perrin Baldwin
Mauii
Hawaii
Weather and meeting notice from Winchester area
Virginia forecast calls for fair and cool conditions with patchy fog tonight. lows near 45 to the west and north and mid 50s to the southeast. Tuesday sees fair skies with highs in the 70s. Also notes Winchester sunrise 6 10 a m and sunset 23 p m. South End Fire Co. holds its regular monthly meeting Monday night Oct 3 at 8 p m.
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Winchester
South End Fire CO
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