Two Hurt as Cars Demolished In Winchester Crash
A 32 year old Clarke County woman Lillie Mae McKee died at Memorial Hospital after a westbound Nash collided with an eastbound Dodge on Route 7 near Opequon Bridge. Her husband Marvin McKee sustained a fractured jaw while Shirley Allen Wolfe escaped with minor injuries. Both cars were a total loss. Another man Elmer S. Smith from Augusta West Virginia was hospitalized with contusions after a separate yesterday accident.
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Clarke County
Winchester
U. S
McKee
Nash
Marvin W. McKee
Rockingham
Dodge
Elmer S. Smith
Augusta
W. Va
Memorial Hospital
Nixon to Visit With President on Saturday
Vice President Nixon will fly to Denver for a hospital visit with President Eisenhower at the invitation of the President. He will be accompanied by Sherman Adams Maj John Eisenhower and Dr. Paul Dudley White for the weekend. The White House said the visit will not address controversial policies and the President’s recovery continued to progress with sound sleep and improving health reports.
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Denver
White House
Nixon
Eisenhower
Sherman Adams
Maj
John Eisenhower
Paul Dudley White
Boston
James C. Hagerty
School and service station break-ins reported in Frederick County
Break-ins at Stonewall School near Clear Brook and Himelright's Service Station at Kernstown are under investigation. Entry to the school came through a broken window. about 80 dollars in change and 12 money bags labeled Shenandoah Valley National Bank were taken. The station was entered through a rear window with 250 loose pennies, cigarettes, chewing gum, and an RCA FM table radio stolen. The incidents occurred the night of Tuesday October 4, according to Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven.
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Stonewall
Clearbrook
Himelright
Kernstown
Frederick County
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
DeHaven
Car hits group of school bus passengers in Kalamazoo
A car cresting a hill struck a group aiding a overturned motorist causing two deaths James Bailey 14 and Roy Thayer 63 and seven injuries. Mary Lou Arndt 26 drove into the crowd and escaped with cuts. Thayer and about 25 to 30 children and bystanders helped after the crash. Arndt held for investigation.
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Kalamazoo
Mich
James F. Bailey
Plainwell
Roy Thayer
Thayer
Mary Lou Arndt
Park Employee Slain by High School Student in Harlem Playground
A 20 year old park department worker, Frank Gargiulo, was shot to death by Hiram Rosa, 17, in a Harlem playground after a fight involving students from Machine and Metals High School. Three other youths, including David Vargas and John Barnett, were arrested along with a 15 year old. Vargas allegedly retrieved a revolver. Rosa fired the fatal shot after questioning Gargiulo about his association with the attackers. Police report the gun failed earlier in the confrontation. Liquor was served to minors at a nearby bar shortly after noon.
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New York
Park Department
Park
Frank Gargiulo
Hiram Rosa
Rosa
Machine and Metals
East Harlem
David Vargas
John Barnett
Gargiulo
Parks Department
Barnett
Michael Flynn
Vargas
Flynn
Garguilo
Legg Sues A and P Over Pig Feet Jar Injury
Katherine Legg filed a $10,000 damage suit against A and P Food Stores claiming her little toe broke when a jar of pigs feet fell on June 3 in Louisville Kentucky.
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Louisville
Katherine Legg
A & P Food Stores
Allen Fails to Persuade Egypt to Cancel Arms Deal
Beir ut Lebanon April report: Assistant Secretary of State George Allen returns to Washington after warning Arab leaders about arms from the Communist bloc. He did not sway Egypt's Gamal Abdel Nasser to cancel the Czechoslovak deal, but says the trip raised awareness of Red influence and deepened East West rivalry in the Middle East. Arab leaders doubt a balance of power implies peace and seek strength over Israel. Western diplomats temper optimism and cite the need for Soviet restraint to avert an arms race.
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Beirut
Lebanon
George Allen
Washington
Allen
Egypt
Gamal Abdel Nasser
Czechoslovakia
Middle East
Israel
U.S
United States
Gaza Strip
Soviet Union
Geneva
White Flags Appear as Morocco Rebels Signal Surrender
In mid-Atlas villages and along the Spanish frontier white flags rise signaling some rebel tribesmen ready to quit. French forces clash at Tizi Ouzli while Paris shuffles policy, firing four Gaullist critics including Defense Minister Koenig. Refugees flood Taza as fighting risks widening.
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Rabat
French Morocco
mid-Atlas
Tizi Ouzli
Morocco
France
Paris
Edgar Faure
Pierre Koenig
Rabbat
Pierre Boyer de Latour
Fez
Boured
Aknoul
Spanish Morocco
Abd el Krim
Taza
Judge to Hear Closing Arguments In Contempt Case
Federal Judge Joseph C. McGarraghy ready to hear closing arguments in the contempt of Congress trial of Harvey OConnor. OConnor testified that no government authority can inquire into citizens political opinions under the Constitution. Defense motions for acquittal awaited ruling as the case neared its end.
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Washington
Harvey O'Connor
Congressional Committee
Joseph C. McGarraghy
O'Connor
The Corner Kitchen Luncheon at 103 W Piccadilly St
Mr and Mrs J P Hershberger invite diners to The Corner Kitchen at 103 West Piccadilly Street, open daily from 7 am to 10 pm, offering a colonial atmosphere and well recommended food by reputation.
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W. Piccadilly St
J. P. Hershberger
Missing United Air Lines Sc-4 With Sixty Four Aboard
A United Air Lines SC-4 with 61 passengers and a crew of three is missing after departing Denver at 6 33 am MST for Salt Lake City and San Francisco. Wreckage sighted on Medicine Bow Mountain with turbulence reported earlier. search planes comb rugged southern Wyoming terrain as officials seek contact and provide updates.
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Cheyenne
United Air Lines
Medicine Bow Mountain
George Nelson
Wyoming Civil Aeronautics
Denver
Salt Lake City
Oakland
San Francisco
Rock Springs
Wyo
New York
Philadelphia
Detroit
Chicago
Omaha
United
Wyoming
Colorado
Laramie
Rawlins
UAL
Crystal Mountain
Rocky Mountains
Guards Deploy 600 at New Castle Foundry Riot
Six hundred National Guardsmen with rifles and walkie talkies surround Perfect Circle Co foundry after yesterday’s rioting as 5 000 union sympathizers faced 100 nonstrikers barricaded inside. Company says it will not close the plant and has met NLRA obligations while UAW CIO argues for simultaneous bargaining for nearby plants.
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New Castle
Ind
Perfect Circle Co
Clyde Hoffman
Paul F. McCormack
Perfect
Cio-United Auto Workers
McCormack
UAW Cio
UAW International
William F. Caldwell
Hagerstown
Richmond
Caldwell
National
Three Decapitated When Car Hits Train
A speeding car rammed a moving Union Pacific freight train near La Salle Colorado today, derailing 15 box cars. The decapitated bodies of a man a woman and a boy were found in the wreckage. The car was registered to Frank Rodriguez of Denver but identities were not confirmed.
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LA Salle
Colo
Union Pacific
Frank Rodriguez
Denver
Georgia Negro Wanted for Murder Arrested Here
Winchester police arrested 52 year old James Parshal alias James Walker alias Jim Patterson at Fairmont Avenue lodging 6 30 pm. He was wanted by Georgia authorities for murder and held for action by that state. A switch blade pocket knife alleged to be the weapon was found.
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Winchester
Georgia
James Parshal
James Walker
Jim Patterson
W. Mitchell St
Atlanta
Parshal
Fairmont Ave
F. M. Funk
Britain to cut spending sharply and curb inflation
Chancellor R A Butler told 4000 Conservative delegates that Britain will discipline the economy with sharp cuts in government spending and a continued credit squeeze on consumers. He promised no return to import controls and outlined modest public works and defense adjustments to maintain full employment and the pound’s value. He cited inflation challenges in the United States, West Germany and Australia.
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Bournemouth
England
R. A. Butler
Britain
Conservative Party
Butler
Eden
United States
West Germany
Australia
Death Toll Rises in Flood Battered Tampico
The Tampico flood death toll reached 326 by unofficial counts as the Panuco River remained high. U.S. forces led relief with Saipan and Siboney aircraft carriers supplying aid, while 14th Air Force airlifted about 280000 pounds of food and clothing since Oct 1.
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Tampico
Mexico City
Panuco
Mexico
U.S
Yucatan Peninsula
Jaliet
Saipan
U.S. Army
Air Force
Marines
American Red Cross
Salvation Army
Siboney
Norfolk
Oglethorpe
M. C. Quillen
Joint
U.S. Army Air Force Transportation
14Th Air Force
U.S. 4Th Army
San Antonio
Tex
Red Cross
U.S. Navy
U.b.-Medioennes
Virginia Weather and Local Notices Snapshot
The Virginia forecast calls for mostly cloudy conditions with scattered showers and a chance of storms, cooler western areas, and tonight’s lows around 62 to 66. Shenandoah Valley sees partly sunny intervals with showers possible today and again Friday, highs in the mid to upper 70s, and a mild Friday night. Local ads list living room suites for sale, tires available, and a Clearbrook Volunteer Fire Department semi annual meeting on October 10 at 8 p.m. at the Fire Hall.
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Shenandoah Valley
Southern Tire Service
Handley Campus
Winchester
Clearbrook Fire
Clearbrook
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Friendship Fire CO
Orin Ritter
Dead City
County
Capitol Theatre
Fire Insurance Company
Winchester Fire Company
James R. Callan
Winchester Star
Stock Fire Insurance Field Club of
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Taylor Barr
South End Fire Company
William N. Gochenour
Callan
Reds
Project Vanguard
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Glenn L. Martin Co
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Army
John J. Hawse
Winchester Cold Storage Co
Women's Auxiliary
Episcopal Parish House
Duff’s
Mississippi
Duff's
Schewel Furniture CO
Middletown Fire Hall
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E. Piccadilly St
Wright
Elsie Kay
S. Braddock Sr
Smith Ponitiac Sales and Service
Gerrard St. & Valley Ave
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Medicine Bow Peak
Grove Furniture Store
S. Loudoun Winchester
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
Bose
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