Middletown Debates Speeding Ties to Route 11 Traffic
A 10 member AAA delegation charged Middletown accidents and high traffic fines on Route 11 harm tourism and city revenue. Mayor Muntzing defended Main Street, proposed warnings first then tickets, and council agreed to hire extra police for Halloween patrols while reviewing speed limits and parking signage.
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Middletown
American Automobile Association
D. K. Muntzing
AAA
W. S. Cleveland
Northern Virginia
George W Lucas
Winchester- Frederick County
Commerce
Willis Pik
Stephens City
Fisk
Toms Brook Strasburg
Woodstock
Edinburg
Mt. Jackson
New Market
Muntzing
Main Street
Clarke Board Approves Sanitation Ordinance and Dog Warden Plan
The Clarke County Board of Supervisors approved a sanitation ordinance setting minimum septic tank and sewage disposal standards with guidance from the health department director Dr. A L Lindall. State engineers will map flexible plans and property owners may add enhancements. A bid for a full time dog warden was discussed with SPCA representatives proposing a budget and county support for wages, transport, and housing for a five day holding period.
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Berryville
County Board of Supervisors
A. L. Lindall
Lindall
Health Department
G. Kenneth Levi
Alfred Allen
Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals
Jaycees Sponsor Bloodmobile Visit at First Presbyterian Church
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at First Presbyterian Church on October 15 starting at 10 a.m. Donor recruitment is led by Jack Johnson with support from George W. Clowser Jr and local volunteers. Appointments are available through the Red Cross office or by calling MO 2-5785 on October 11 and 14 from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m.
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Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce
Red Cross Bloodmobile
First Presbyterian Church
Jack Johnson
Jaycees Community Welfare Committee
George W. Clowser, Jr
Gayle DeHaven
Don Barber
al Lazazera
Marvin Milam
Bruce Capper
Howard Gardner
Speenor Hose
Harry Wolfe
Roland Nelson
Red Cross
Appraisers Named For Hable Estate
Those named to appraise the estate of the late Herman H. Hable are J Richardson Kremer J H Yost G G Baker J W Arthur and John D Glover. It is reliably reported here that Mr Hable owned 102 separate pieces of real estate in the city. The prominent real estate dealer and motion picture pioneer died at his home here September 29.
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Herman H. Hable
J. Richardson
Kremer
J. H. Yost
G. G. Baker
J. W. Arthur
John D. Glover
Mr. Hable
Try Our Delicious HOT TURKEY SANDWICH
Howard Johnson Restaurant at the George Washington Hotel advertises a hot turkey sandwich. The notice highlights a tasty midtown lunch option with a focus on generous portions and classic diner service.
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Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale features 3500 head Friday
The 18th annual Northern Virginia Feeder Calf Sale consigns 3500 calves with an afternoon 2500 head sale at Farmers' Livestock Exchange and an evening 1000 head sale at Virginia Livestock Auction Market. A 10 am Feeder Calf Show features 13 pens of show calves from several counties with Leroy Kesseling as judge.
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Northern Virginia
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
Rt. 50
Winchester
Virginia Livestock Auction Market
N. Kent St
Virginia
Leroy Kesseling
Selma
Indiana
Frederick County
Clarke County
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association, Inc
Fred Stine
Division of Markets
Seaboard
Mid-West
United States rejects Khrushchev call for space missile control
The State Department rejected Khrushchev's proposal for a U S Russian international control scheme for space missiles, saying any such step must be part of a broader disarmament package. It recalled Western talks on peaceful space use and indicated it would not pursue two nation agreements without wider participation.
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Washington
State Department
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Britain
France
Canada
London
Jameson Parker
Parker
Khrushchev
New York Times
James Reston
Reston
Bhat
Russia
Georgi Zhukov
U. S
Turkey
Syria
Red China
Communist Party
Kremlin
Moscow
Khrushchev calls for control of missiles and satellites
In Moscow Khrushchev signaled Soviet willingness for international control of earth satellites and pilotless missiles as part of a broader peaceful coexistence pact with the United States. He criticized U.S. policy in the Middle East and Germany and defended Moscow’s disarmament positions while noting inspections of rocket sites.
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Khrushchev
New York
Nikita S. Khrushchev
Moscow
James Reston
Washington
New York Times
Communist Party
United States
Reston
Middle East
Germany
Dulles
Turkey
Syria
Konrad Adenauer
West Germany
Osborne
Eisenhower
Redstone Arsenal
Alabama
Moscow Planetarium
Soviet hints of second satellite launch on Nov 7
The Moscow based Soviet newspaper Trud hinted that Russia will launch a more perfected Satellite No 2 on November 7, marking the anniversary of the Soviet regime. The report noted public interest in Britain and suggested future Moon and Mars flights.
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Moscow
Russia
Trud
London
Great Britain
Moon
Mars
Venus
Communist Party
Nikita Khrushchev
Cyril Osborne
Henry Kerby
Khrushchev
Convict Killed in Escape Attempt at Road Camp
At State Road Camp No 10 Greenville near State Rt 796 a guard shot and killed James Langley 22 of Kansas City during an escape attempt. Fellow convict James Thompson 23 was recaptured nearby after fleeing with Langley.
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Fishersville
State Road Camp No. 10
Greenville
State Rt
James Langley
Kansas City
M. G. Carter
Langley
James Thompson
Waynesboro
First look at Russian satellite eyed by Smithsonian team
Smithsonian astronomers led by Dr. J Allen Hynek plan a dawn sighting from Cambridge and Harvard to photograph the Russian satellite as it passes about 50 degrees west 40 north at 6 30 a m EDT. The orbit shifts and the rocket stage may briefly appear in the northeast sky before dawn. Melbourne observers also report seeing the satellite and a rocket fragment against clear skies for several minutes.
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Cambridge
Mass
Smithsonian Institution
J. Allen Hynek
Astro Physical Observatory
Hynek
Harvard College Observatory
Harvard
New York
Blossom Spent Three Years Devising Integration Plan
Virgil T. Blossom, Little Rock schools superintendent and architect of the citys integration plan, recalls three years of painstaking work before Sept 2 setback. He faces renewed resistance as federal rulings and troops shift the battle from plan to implementation in the divided community. Blossom, 50s, tall and resolute, defends a legally airtight plan that preserves standards for all students amid heated controversy.
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Blossom
Tion
Brookfield
Iowa
Arkansas
University of Arkansas
Troops Begin Third Week of Duty at Little Rock
Federal troops resume a third week at Central High School to escort nine Negro students into integrated classes. Six guardsmen accompany six girls and three boys through about 100 white spectators with no incidents. The march follows Eisenhower ordered paratroops and Arkansas National Guardsmen to enforce federal desegregation. Gov Faubus alleges escorts entered dressing rooms. White House, Army and school deny the claim.
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Little Rock
Ark
Central High School
Eisenhower
Arkansas National
Orval Faubus
White House
Let Us Furnish Your Coal Genuine Pocahontas Coal
Maryland Run-O-Lump coal offered at good prices by Fred Robinson Co. Phone MO 2 7111. Stoker stove and nut coal featured.
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Pocahontas
Stove & Nut
Maryland
Fred Robinson CO
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Hendley
Charles
Rel
Academy Lane
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
W. B. Little
Esther Kine
Mayor Muntzing
Little
G. W. Borden
T Ainsworth Sperry
T. W. Sperry
William Shull
Walter McCauley
Margaret Hanshew
Esther Kline
Downer Robinson
Kenneth Parks
O'Neal
Clarke Board
Jaycees
Bloodmobile
Hable Estate
Mars Mims
Annette Dionne
Germain Allard
Montreal
Annette
Allard
Jordan
Israel
Iraq
Melbourne
BY Relman Morin
Little Rock, Ark
Virgil T. Blossom
Orval Paulius
Faubus
Virgil Blossom
Bette Sue
Gail
Capitol Citizens Council
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