Feeder Calf Sale Prices Top 60s in Second Sale
The second feeder calf sale topped the 60s with higher average prices per head and per hundredweight than the first sale and last year. Fred Stine, sale manager, noted strong demand and urged more calf nominations ahead of the Oct. 27 auction at Farmers Livestock Exchange. About 1,500 head were consigned so far.
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Fred Stine
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Stine
John W.—Scott
Fauquier County
J. H. Cunningham
Glanville Farm
Marshall
Victim Dies From Stephens City Crash Injuries
Paul Kenneth Smith twenty of Strasburg died at Memorial Hospital from injuries from a wreck that happened last Sunday night when his car veered into the northbound lane and collided head on with a tractor-trailer in Stephens City. The truck driver John Russell Tucker Sr of High Point North Carolina was identified. Smith is the ninth road death in Frederick County over the weekend.
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Paul Kenneth Smith
Strasburg
Memorial Hospital
Vivian G
Ida Mabel Galladay Smith
Aileen, Inc
Woodstocking South
Stephens City
John Russell Tucker
High Point
N. C
Frederick County
Mr. Smith
Local high school football scores and festival plans noted
Local fans tally Handley and Clarke County scores with James Wood and Douglas. Parade organizers seek bands for the 1962 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival with Florida and Mullins bands under consideration. A visitor donates a dollar to Community Chest during a chamber headquarters stop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Clarke County
James Wood
Douglas
Shenandoah
Daniel T. Grimes
Kenneth C. Patton
Apple Capital
Ahy
Florida
South Shai Actioneet
Mullins SE
Auburndale
Fla
Sarsota
Fila
Chamber of Com
East Germans Mark Listless Anniversary Rally
Berlin marked its 12th anniversary with a massive rally on Marx Engels Square attended by about 250000. East German leaders Ulbricht and Mikoyan avoided dates for a peace treaty while Bruno Leuschner promised no war and hinted at a possible peace accord.
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Ulbricht
Bruno Leuschner
Gemany
Mikoyan
Khrushchev
Berlin
Riots in Alhambra Draw 200 Officers and 100 Vehicles
More than 200 law enforcement officers were needed to quell three street riots in Alhambra near Valley Boulevard after Friday night football games in the San Gabriel Valley. About 1,000 youths took part. more than 80 were arrested, including 34 young adults, with no injuries reported.
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Alhambra
Calif
Valley Blvd
Second Ave
Garfield Ave
San Gabriel Valley
Kennedy to spend weekend with family at Newport
President Kennedy leaves for a weekend with his family at Newport Rhode Island after a conference with Defense Secretary McNamara. He plans a helicopter flight to Andrews Air Force Base then a jet to Quonset Point Naval Air Station for midmorning travel to the west coast.
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Washington
Kennedy
Newport
A.L
Robert S. McNamara
Andrews Air Force Base
Quonset Point Naval Air Station
R.1
Kenboud
Los Angeles
Saratoga Raceway Fire Kills 21 Harness Horses
A fire at Saratoga Raceway in New York destroyed one barn and damaged another, killing 21 harness racing horses. Security officers awoke grooms, who fled safely. no injuries were reported.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Raceway
Autopsy Sought to Solve UNC Dorm Deaths
Chapel Hill authorities await autopsy results to determine cause of death of two University of North Carolina students sharing a dorm room. Acting Coroner George Cannady warned diagnosis must wait for the autopsy, with no foul play evident from superficial exams. Police Chief Blake said the report is essential to progress while a prior similar case was ruled natural causes.
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Chapel Hill
N.C
University of North Carolina
George Cannady
Cannady
Din. 33
Bessemer
Mauldin
U S and Sovi et Union Far Apart After Berlin Talks
In a two hour Oval Office session Kennedy and Soviet minister Gromyko failed to bridge gaps on Berlin crisis. Officials warn the dispute remains dangerous while hoping for a nonmilitary settlement. Kennedy warned of Southeast Asia risks and rejected a bargain that would turn West Berlin into a free city.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei A. Gromyko
United States
Soviet Union
Berlin
Oval
White House
16Th Street
Gromyko
Dean Rusk
West Berlin
West Germany
Russia
West
U.S
Germany
Rusk
New York
Mantle Rejoins Yankees For Third Game In Cincinnati
Mickey Mantle returns to the New York lineup in Cincinnati for the third game of the series after missing the first two. Mantle resumes his cleanup role as Roger Maris moves to the No 3 spot while Yogi Berra starts in left. The Reds lineup shifts Frank Robinson to right and Wally Post to left as Bob Purkey faces Bill Stafford in a warm, sunny game before 30 274 fans at Crosley Field.
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Cincinnati
Mickey Mantle
New York Yankees
New York
Mantle
Ralph
Mickey
Houk
Roger Maris
Yogi Berra
M&m Boys
Maris
Fred Hutchinson
Reds
Hutch
Frank Robinson
Crosley Field
Wally Post
Bob Purkey
Bill Stafford
Purkey
Stafford
Yanks
Pittsburgh
River On Rampage Floods Town In West Mexico
The Coatzacoalcos River surged to about 15 feet above normal after five days of rain in Minatitlan. The flood inundated rice and corn lands and left thousands homeless in the industrial center known for oil refining.
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Minatitlan
Mexico
Coatzacoalcos
Wreckage Found Of British Dakota Airline Plane
In the Pyrenees 34 aboard a British DC3 Dakota airliner were found dead with no survivors. The Derby Aviation owned craft was on a Gatwick to Perpignan route when it vanished over Canigou mountain. Ground teams reached the scene as weather hindered search efforts.
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Toulouse
France
Pyrenees
Prades
Sae S ‘Canigou
Ami
Mt. Canigou
Gatwick Ainda
London
Perpignan
Mediterranean
Derby Aviation
United Airways
Spain
Bordeaux
Ariege
Almanac predicts numbing winter with quirky forecasts
Lancaster report says 137th Baer almanac warns of a harsh season with snow and cold in the East and Midwest. It mixes rustic humor and folk wisdom, predicting snowshovels, frozen candles, and advice for harsh weather while spoofing dramatic forecasts.
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Lancaster
John Baer
Midwest
Baer
Red Attacks Seen Likely to Grow in Southeast Asia
Washington reports discuss possible U.S. troop deployment to South Viet Nam to bolster Diem against Communist offensives deemed to threaten the region. Officials note Laos and Cambodia show rising Communist activity as MEKONG Delta forces feared. Iceland marks 50th anniversary of the University with a $118,000 U.S. grant for a science institute.
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Washington
United States
U.S
South Viet Nam
Southeast Asia
Ngo Dinh Diem
Thailand
Malaya
Burma
Cambodia
State Department
Eee
Joseph Réap
Reap
Dheredul
Viet Nam
Nam
Kok
North
Laos
Cis
Mekong River
Diem
China
Reykjavik
Iceland
University of Iceland
Stonewall Jackson Promoted to Major General
The 100 years ago today column notes Stonewall Jackson was promoted to Major General as of this date, marking a significant rise in rank within the Confederate Army. The brief item highlights the promotion without additional context or details.
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Stonewall
To Aid My Patients Office Closed Oct 13
Notice from Dr. H W Doerwaldt in City Virginia stating office closure on October 13. Includes address and contact for appointments, with business listings for Custom Cleaning and Winchester Seed Co. in Winchester.
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H. W
Winchester Seed CO
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Rennie
Cole
Hubert Phipps
Rockburn Farm
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Robert C. Davenport
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T. H. Maddux
Fau
P. T. McIntyre
Clarke
R. H. Mullenix
Glen E. Howenstine
Huntington Ind
Philip Miller
Gettysburg
Homer Ackley
Ohio
John Bake
St. Louis
Mich
John W. Scott
Sky Meadows Farm
Paris
Mrs. Scott
Pholo Shop
Walter Ulbricht
S. Viet Nam
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Chacon
Kubek
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Berra
Coleman
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Freese
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