Kennedy Gromyko to Confer Friday on Berlin Impasse
The White House announced a Friday meeting between President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko to discuss Berlin. Salinger refused to detail topics, noting the talk follows New York discussions between Gromyko and Rusk.
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Gromyko
Berlin
Washington
White House
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New York
Dean Rusk
Salinger
Kennedy Gromyko
State Department
U. S
Moscow
Rusk
Kremlin
Germany
Khrushchev
West Berlin
East Germany
Llewellyn
City Students Off Friday as Teachers Gather in Harrisonburg
District 6 Virginia Education Association holds a meeting in Harrisonburg with sessions starting at 9 a.m. Off day for city students due to faculty gathering.
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Ors ‘City
Virginia Education Association
Harrisonburg
Giant double yolk egg found in Berryville hen house
Harry Johnson reported a giant egg with an outer shell containing a smaller hard shell egg inside. Mrs Ruth Flanningan brought pear blossoms from her father D S Whitacre's farm three miles west of Gore. Shenandoah College discusses a weather forecast. Fishermen report bass biting well. Martinsburg Pike residents awoke to a plane spraying an orchard. Edwin Lillis woke to his car moved by itself and resting against garbage cans.
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Harry Johnson
Berryville
Ruth Flannigan
Mountain Falls
Star Office
D. S. Whitacre
Gore
Martinsburg Pike
Edwin Lillis
Woodland Ave
Rummage Sale at Cameron Street is Upcoming
A rummage sale at 78 Cameron Street runs Thursday October 5 from 12 noon to 8 p.m. Friday October 6 and Saturday October 7 hours 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. and 9 a.m. to noon respectively. Proceeds benefit Women of the Moose. Also a help-wanted notice asks for someone to transport a bundle from Berryville to Webbtown Market calling MO 2 3424 and requesting Mr Miller.
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Cameron St. Thurs
Women of the Moose
Ins
Berryville
Webbtown
Miller
Dim Hope For Town Sewer Lifts from Suits
Stephens City officials report a sewer system plan is on hold due to lawsuits over town boundaries and tax relief. Mrs. Lee S. Lovett says conduit work under Interstate 81 is needed for lagoon disposal, while financing issues delay final design. Hearing set for Oct. 13 in Frederick County Circuit Court. bond legality to await Court of Appeals ruling.
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Stephens
Lee S. Lovett
Home and Housing Finance Agency
Mr. McNair
Frederick County
Soviet Marshal Konev warns U S over Berlin talks impact
East Berlin commander Marshal Ivan S Konev urged General Bruce C Clarke to avoid moves that could derail East West Berlin talks. The note followed resumed U S military police patrols on the autobahn to West Berlin, with Clarke acknowledging receipt.
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Berlin
Ivan S. Konev
East Berlin
U.S
Europe
West Berlin
West Germany
Konev
Bruce C. Clarke
East Germany
U.S. Army
Clarke
Heidelberg
Willy Brandt
Education Bill Signed With Reluctance
President Kennedy signed into law the education bill with extreme reluctance. The measure extends two years the aid program for school districts crowded with children of federal personnel and continues for two years the National Defense Education Act, funding about 300 million and 250 million dollars per year respectively. He vetoed a postal pay raise bill citing urgent budget needs and potential deficits.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Congress
Eisenhower
Civil Service
Maeys
Saboteurs Reported Rounded Up in Syria
Damascus officials said the revolutionary army rounded up saboteurs allegedly hired from abroad to infiltrate Syria. Radio Damascus linked the plots to President Nasser and the United Arab Republic, with communiques claiming the curfews were lifted and officers returned as part of neutralizing the saboteurs.
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Damascus
Syria
Mustafa Baroodi
Revolutionary Army
Radio
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Ism
Communist Party
Syria Party
Egypt
Soviets test huge nuclear explosion near Novaya Zemlya
The Soviet Union fired a large atmospheric nuclear explosion described by the Atomic Energy Commission as several megatons. The test, the 17th in sequence, occurred in the Arctic near Novaya Zemlya and was detonated in the atmosphere.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Atomic Energy Commission
AEC
Arctic
Novaya Zemlya
Frances Upgraded to Hurricane in Atlantic Track
Tropical Storm Frances intensified into a hurricane about 560 miles east of Miami moving north at 13 mph. The U S. Weather Bureau said Frances poses no threat to the U S. mainland as of now.
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Miami
Fla
Frances
U.S
Yankees Open Series With 2-0 Win
Dr. Garland R. Quarles addressed Shenandoah College during the 87th Convocation urging students to value past achievements while noting the fifth anniversary of the first Russian satellite and warning against using education as a whipping boy. The college choir, led by Harland Shaw, participated as classes continued.
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Garland R. Quarles
Shenandoah College
Forrest Racey
Kenneth Eyre
Quarles
Harland Shaw
Collegia
Boy Saved From Mountain Cave After Overnight Plunge
Rescue teams in Rising Fawn Georgia pulled 15 year old Ronnie Reese from a crevasse on Fox Mountain after about 10 hours trapped on a ledge. He was unconscious much of the time but appeared not to be in serious condition and was taken to a local hospital. Rescue chief Charles McGuire credited help from many rescuers and noted the operation faced loose rocks and heavy boulders during the ascent.
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Georgia
Reese
Byron
Fox Mountain
Ronnie
Associated Press
Soviet reports crop failure in Kazakhstan and virgin lands
Moscow dispatch says the Soviet Union reports a virtual crop failure in Kazakhstan and the virgin lands. Delegates at a central Asian party meeting express unease that this year Kazakhstan cannot provide much grain to the state. Kazakh party secretary Kunayev admits failure to cope with grain production.
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Moscow
Soviet Union
Kazakhstan
Pravda
Communist Party
Central Asian
D A. Kunayev
Virgin Lands
Nikoli Belyaev
Rose Show Opens at George Washington Hotel
Miss Vena Walker Bayford and Miss Elizabeth Perry lead the Garden Club of Virginia in the 25th Annual Rose Show. The event at the George Washington Hotel opens at 3 p m with seven classes and 125 horticultural divisions featuring over 400 specimens.
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Vena Walker
Bayford
The
Garden Club of Virginia
Elizabeth Perry
Staunton
George Washington Hotel
Garden Club OF
Virgin
Yankees Win Game One of World Series Behind Howard and Skowron Homers
Elston Howard hit a fourth inning homer and Bill Skowron followed with a sixth inning shot as the New York Yankees beat the Cincinnati Reds 2 0 in game one. Whitey Ford limited Cincinnati to two singles. The scoring came on homers off Reds ace Jim O'Toole and a backstop performance by New York.
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NEW York
Elston Howard
Bill Skowron
New York Yankees
Cincinnati Reds
Jim O'Toole
Ace
Reds
Whitey Ford
Yankes
Cincinnati
O'Toole
Maris
Richardson
Kaska
Yankees
Howard
Pinson
Skowron
Berra
Boyer
Skirmish Near Edward Ferry Loudoun Va
A skirmish occurred near Edward Ferry in Loudoun County Virginia marking tense activity in the Civil War era. Troops exchanged fire and the area saw heightened military presence as forces maneuvered in the region.
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Edward Ferry
Loudoun County
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