Military Forces Stage Bloodless Coup in Honduras
Washington reports a Honduran military takeover of government headed by Chief of Armed Forces. President Ramon Villeda Morales contacted the U.S. ambassador. palace surrounded as U.S. considers responses. OAS holds emergency session to address the coup and regional stability.
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Domini Republic
Honduas
Villeda Morales
Dominican Republic
Bosch
Organization of American States
Valachi to Testify Before Grand Juries and Aid Canadian Probe
Joseph Valachi will testify before a Senate Investigations subcommittee and then be used for grand jury appearances and later questioned by Canadian authorities about possible Cosa Nostra links in Canada. The plan aims to pressure indictments of crime figures named by Valachi. Senate probes expect public testimony to last about a day and a half, with later cross-border cooperation to follow.
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Weather Front Sparks Sunny Cooler Spell in Virginia
A cold front stretching from Lake Erie to southern Illinois will cross Virginia tonight bringing sunny skies and cooler temperatures. The disturbance follows a day of mild conditions as residents anticipate a brief drop in temperatures and continued dry weather.
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Tomato giant grows near Wardensville W Virginia
A tomato grown by Mrs Lancaster at Pee Wee Springs near Wardensville weighed two pounds two ounces and measured 18 1 2 inches around seven inches across. A local station reports a method to remove car squeaks after a rodent nest found under a car hood during greasing. A maple on Stewart and Cecil streets in Winchester is praised as the season’s most beautiful autumn tree.
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Hugh Clark
Possible Ban Of A Weapons In Space Hinted
United Nations New York AP reports that Secretary of State Dean Rusk and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko discussed a potential ban on nuclear weapons in orbiting space satellites but produced no binding accord. Rusk and Gromyko described a cordial meeting and agreed Gromyko might visit Washington for further talks with Kennedy.
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Flora Threatens Haiti as Hurricane Rages Toward Caribbean
Hurricane Flora, packing 140 mile per hour winds, bears down on Haiti with potential mass loss and severe property damage. Forecasters warn of eight to ten foot storm tides as Cuba and the Dominican Republic face threat while Haiti urges evacuations.
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Florida
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Gulf Coast
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Port Au Prince
Dominican Republic
Hispaniola
Gunman Robs D.C. Bank of $63,200
A gunman forced his way into the First National Bank of Washington on M Street Northwest just before opening, took $63,200, and fled on foot. The robber, described as a white man about 5 feet 8, 185 pounds, wore a Swiss Alpine hat and a light tan trench coat. He ordered manager Tudor Whitton and others to the basement after forcing the vault open.
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Ben Bella assumes full powers to curb Kabylie mutiny
President Ah med Ben Bella says he has assumed full powers under Article 95 to deal with the Berber mutiny in Kabylie. He vows to use persuasion and moral pressure, not the regular army, and calls militants to return home. The National Assembly backed his move amid a rising rebel call in the mountains.
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Berryville Schools and Laundromat Damaged
Berryville police report vandals damaged Clarke County High School two doors worth 250 to 300 dollars. Berryville Elementary had a brick thrown through a glass door causing 25 dollars in damage. A Berryville Laundromat was broken into with 4 to 5 dollars in coins stolen and about 300 dollars in damage. The Olive Waters firm ownership noted.
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Robert Willingham
Clarke County
Willingham
Kennedy Says Anti-Red War In Saigon Nears Milestone
White House says McNamara and Taylor report the anti guerrilla campaign in South Viet Nam is progressing and may allow withdrawing most U S forces within two years. By year end about 1000 military personnel could be redeployed as Viet Nam’s security remains a major U S concern.
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Maxwell D. Taylor
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Kennedy dedicates Greers Ferry Dam in Arkansas
President Kennedy dedicates the 46.7 million Greers Ferry Dam on the Little Red River near Heber Springs Arkansas. He highlights power and flood control benefits and invites Arkansas lawmakers as he visits Little Rock amid civil rights tensions.
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U S Captain and Eight Vietnamese Soldiers Killed
An American special forces captain and eight Vietnamese soldiers were killed when their convoy was ambushed by Communist guerrillas on a road 65 miles northeast of Saigon. A mine disabled the lead truck. a second mine and gunfire followed as guerrillas withdrew. No guerrilla casualties were reported.
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Viet Nam
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Phouc Long
Dodgers Beat Yankees 4-1 for 2nd Straight World Series Win
Los Angeles Dodgers defeated New York 4-1 to take a 2-0 lead in the 1963 World Series. Podres limited the Yankees to six hits before Perranoski finished in the ninth. Skowron homered. Wills Gilliam and Davis sparked the early offense. Series shifts to Los Angeles with Drysdale vs Bouton upcoming.
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Yankees
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Hector Lopez
al Downing
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Jim Gilliam
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Roger Maris
Bill Skowron
Ralph Terry
Willie da Davis
Los Angeles
Don Drysdale
Jim Bouton
Wills
Gilliam
Safey
Pepitone
Richardson
Maris
W. Davis
Dodger
T. Davis
Kubek
F. Howard
Skowron
Banks face financial condition calls from federal agencies
The comptroller of the currency issues a call for a statement of condition for national banks as of Sept 30. A parallel call for the same date is issued by the Federal Reserve Board for Federal Reserve System banks. The Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation also announces a call for state banks under its jurisdiction.
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Rummage and Rug Cleaning Ads From Local Sale
Friday and Saturday hours 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Beth El Sisterhood 128 North Loudoun. Also a Rouss Fire Co meeting set for Thursday October 3 at 7 30 p.m. Corrigan Rug Cleaners offers cleaning of hardbacks and oriental rugs with prices listed for 9 by 12 sizes and dental items.
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Rouss Fire .Co
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