U S 50 Proposal Outlined For Gore Area
Three proposed routes for U S 50 through Gore were presented by highway officials Gore residents debated Line A through Line C with Line A favored by some for leaving the town intact but others feared it would erase Gore from the map. Line B would pass through Gore center with a lower cost and was preferred by many to keep Gore on the map. Line C would engulf Gore School and was deemed least desirable by officials though it kept to Line A specs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Cummins
Gore
Aoe
Gore Hall
W. B. Ranson
Richmond
U.S. Rt
Rawson
Gore School
Ranson
Ice on intersection and cake of ice falling from truck
The Low fell to 59 degrees last night with patchy ice at the corner of N Loudoun and N Cameron Streets this morning. A cake of ice may have fallen from a truck. Earl Williams and Eva Williams each finish work at 5 PM and wait for a ride. Mrs Martha Wheeler warns drivers on Boscawen Street to avoid splashing pedestrians.
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N. Loudoun
N. Cameron Sts
Earl Williams
Eva
Martha Wheeler
Boscawen St
Schirra to Tell Scientific Story of 9-Hour Flight
Walter M. Schirra Jr the nine hour Sigma 7 spaceflight hero recounts the scientific story from aboard the Kearsarge in Cape Canaveral time. Doctors will check him for after effects though initial reports say no ill effects. He completed about five orbits reaching a 176 mile altitude and traveled about 160000 miles before splashdown near Midway Island.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Walter M. Schirra Jr
Navy
Kearsarge
Schirra
mid-Pacific
Project Mercury
Florida
Honolulu
Midway Island
Sigma 7
Earth
President Kennedy Cancels Day Schedule For Cold
President Kennedy has a head cold and cancels his schedule for the day. White House spokesman says the ailment is a minor upper respiratory infection. Adm. George W. Barkley examined him and advised staying in his living quarters at the executive mansion.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Pierre Salinger
George W. Barkley
Executive Mansion
Unidentified Koreans Kill U S Soldier Near Frontier
An American soldier guarding the Hyang vane area north of Seoul was fatally shot and stabbed by unidentified Koreans using Soviet burp gun shells. The victim, a member of Battery 15th Artillery, 7th Infantry Division, died a few hours after the midnight attack.
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Seoul
South Korea
U.S
Hyang Vane Village
Seon
15Th Artillery
7Th Infantry Division
House Moves Toward Saturday Adjournment
The House passed a compromise trade expansion bill by 255 to 91, aiming to adjourn by Saturday. The measure gives the president broad powers to cut tariffs and shape relations with the European Common Market, and goes to the Senate for swift action.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
Senate
White House
Congressional
Area Men Await Schirra Landing In Vain
Three local men aboard ships in the Atlantic awaited Walter Schirra after his return from space. Robert Ward of 8 N Purcell Ave served on USS Dyess as boilerman third class. John Mills Jr of Stephens City was commissaryman third class aboard USS Lake Champlain. Stanley Clay of Berryville, an airman apprentice, served with Patrol Squadron Five.
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Atlantic
Walter Schirra
Pacific
Robert Ward
Elwood J. Ward
N. Purcell Ave
Dyess
John Mills, Jr
Elizabeth C. Lewis
Stephens City
Lake Champlain
Stanley Clay
Josephine St
Berryville
Negro seeks admittance to Clemson College court action begins
Harvey B. Gantt a 19 year old Charleston student seeks court action to force his transfer to Clemson College as South Carolina's white only state school system remains segregated The 4th Circuit hears the case four days after Ole Miss riots and amid other integration suits Clemson says no evidence of discrimination and that Gantt failed to meet requirements
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Alexandria
South Carolina
Clemson College
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Harvey B. Gantt
University of Mississippi
U.S. Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Clarendon County
Supreme Court
Gantt
Charleston
S.C
Clemson
Iowa State College
Agricultural and Technical College
Red Feather Parade Postponed Again to Next Thursday
The Red Feather parade scheduled for tonight at 8 p.m. was postponed for a second time due to all day rain and forecasts of more rain. Officials set a tentative new date for next Thursday at 8 p.m.
Kennedy Orders Shipping Clampdown and Ole Miss Move
The Defense Department forces Ole Miss to cancel homecoming events and relocate Saturdays football game to Jackson due to fears of clashes over Meredith's integration. Officials withdraw marshals, urge calm as Gov Barnett and Oxford clergy plead for obedience and repentance.
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Oxford
U.S
Meredith
Meredth
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
Barnett
Jackson
Mississippans
Hurricane Daisy Aims at Florida Coast
A tropical storm named Daisy intensified into a hurricane with winds up to 75 mph near the center. Forecasters warned that seas extended 250 miles from the center, prompting small craft to stay in port while Daisy moved west-northwest toward the Florida peninsula.
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Miami
Fla
Daisy
Florida Peninsula
Bahamas
Antilles
Weather Bureau
Caribbean Sea
Eel
Kennedy Orders Court Action to End Longshore Tie-up
President Kennedy directed the government to seek a court order to end the longshoremen strike that halted port shipping from Maine to Texas. A three-man Taft Hartley board reported little progress, prompting a request for a cooling off period and possible legal action.
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Washington
Kennedy
Atlantic
Gulf Coast
Robert F. Kennedy
Justice Department
New York
Maine
Texas
New York Telephone Blast Kills Dozens In Lunchroom
The 12:06 p.m. boiler explosion in the New York Telephone Co. building at 213th Street and Broadway killed at least 21 and injured about 100, many of them women. Rescue workers, doctors, and clergy aided victims as fire and police investigated the accidental blast and surrounding debris.
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Andrew Meisels
NEW York
New York Telephone Co
Manhattan
213Th Street
Broadway
Anthony McCann
Dumont
N.J
City Fire and Building Departments
New York County District Attorney's Office
Rusk Latins Agree Buildup Risks U S Cuba Sanctions
United States moves to curb shipping with Cuba and the Sino Soviet bloc following an Inter-American foreign ministers meeting. Clinton era style draft sanctions target vessels trading between Cuba and socialist states, deny U S government cargo, and close ports to ships on continuous Cuba bloc runs. The goal is to raise the cost and difficulty for Soviet support to Castro.
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Washington
Kennedy
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
Dean Rusk
Americas
Rusk
State Department
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
U.S
Soviet Union
Castro
Houston
Egypt
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