Cuban President Denounces U N Naval Blockade Claim
At the United Nations Dorticos torpedoed a U S naval blockade accusation calling it an act of war. He blasted Kennedy’s policy and accused the United States of contempt for the U N while security moved to eject hecklers. Stevenson planned reply later in the day.
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United Nations
N.Y
Dorticos
Toraddo
U.S
U.N
Assembly
United States
Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
Muhammed Zafrullah Khan
Imminent Release of Cuban Prisoners Reported
In Havana the release of 1,113 Bay of Pigs prisoners appeared imminent as negotiators and family representatives voiced optimism. James B. Donovan Lofted to Havana then back to Miami, fueling speculation of special transport. Raul Castro criticized U S policies in a University Games speech.
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Havana
United States
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Cuban Families Committee
Miami
New York
James B. Donovan
Donovan
Florida
Fidel Castro
Castro
Barreto
Meredith Resumes Classes at Ole Miss
Negro James H. Meredith returns to classes at the University of Mississippi amid tense scenes. Federal troops begin withdrawal from Columbus and Memphis as about 14,000 remain near Oxford. A quieter weekend follows with a homecoming football win by Ole Miss 40-7 and efforts to win student cooperation in Meredith’s integration.
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Oxford
Miss
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Washington
Columbus
Memphis
Tenn
Mississippi
Meredith
Justice Department
Baxter Hall
Jackson
Ole Miss
University of Houston
Defense Department
Associated Press
Texans
U.S
Burglaries Reported Across City and County
Police and sheriff reports detail a weekend surge of break ins. At S and F Distributing Co a would be thief fled after a chase, a gun fired in the air, and nothing stolen. Churches and several firms, including Shade Equipment and Wilson Welding, saw break ins with minimal losses. Over 10 vending machines were broken into city and county. Authorities noted possible links to Martinsburg area crimes.
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Sheriff’s Office
S. and F. Distributing Co
Commercial Ave
William Crump
S. and F
Oates Ave
Warren Rudolph
First Assembly of God
N. Cameron St
Sheriff's Deputies
Shade Equipment Co
Rt. 11
North
Wilson Welding Co
Brickfield Rd
Clearbrook
Martinsburg
Soviet Accused U.S. Naval Attache Leaves Moscow
Cmdr. Raymond Smith, accused by the Soviet Union of espionage as the U S naval attache in Moscow, departed for the West after a June arrival for a two year tour. The Russians ordered him out of the country as retaliation against the expulsion of Soviet U N delegates accused of stealing military secrets.
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Moscow
Cmdr
Raymond Smith
U.S. Naval
West
Soviet Union
Smith
Leningrad
U.S. State Department
U.N
U.S. Navy
Antique auto unit opens Shenandoah parade effort
The Antique Automobile Club of America led by president Robert Pierce is first to enter Thursday's Red Feather parade in Shenandoah Region. The Sept 27 date conflicted with Oct 11 20 National Apple Week room displays at Frederick County schools, with Apple Blossom materials available from the Shenandoah festival office. An auto dealer prize went to W. R. Armel, a sales rep at another local dealer.
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Shenandoah Region
Antique Automobile Club of America
Robert Pierce
Winchester
Frederick County
E. Piccadilly St
W. R Armel
Greystone Terrace
Armel
Giants Grab 6-2 Lead As Hiller Delivers Grand Slam
In Game Four of the World Series at New York the Giants take a 6-2 lead in the seventh inning after Chuck Hiller belts a seventh inning grand slam. The Yankees trail 2-1 in the series as Marichal and Ford match zeroes early before Giants pushes in the late innings.
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New York
Chuck Hiller
San Francisco Giants
Giants
Giants Yankees Play-By-Play Recap
Mays singled for the Giants. Alou grounded into a double play with Roy to Richardson to Skowron. Cepeda flied to Maris. Mantle struck out for the Yankees. Cepeda knocked down Maris on his hard smash and touched first base. Howard struck out.
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Yankees
Kubek
Richardson
Haller
Hiller
Cepeda
Marichal
Tresh
Mantle
Mays
Maris
Pagan
Howard
Skowron
Boyer
Kuenn
Giants
F. Alou
Royer
Giants and Yankees Battle Through Scoreless Inning
In a tense top of the inning, Giants pitcher Juan Marichal issued a strikeout on a bunt attempt by Marichal and yielded no runs while Haller, Pagan, and Kuenn contributed hits but left two on base. Yankee Bob Bolin relieved Marichal after an index finger injury. Skowron and Boyer produced two base hits for New York before Ford grounded into a fielder’s choice.
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Giants
Kuenn
Tresh
Hiller
Kubek
Boyer
Mays
F. Alou
Cepeda
Davenport
Haller
Pagan
Skowron
Yankees
Ford
Mars
Richardson
Marichal
Bob Bolin
Rabies Law Clash at Frederick County Meeting
Tempered debate over a proposed county ordinance requiring compulsory dog vaccination against rabies heated as Dr. Hartmut Doerwaldt urged support before the Frederick County Board of Supervisors. Health official Dr. L C Fears backed vaccination as part of a broader rabies control program. A Martinsburg Pike resident voiced harm from inoculation, recounting a lost dog and claiming vaccines can kill. The chair said action would be at least 60 days.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Hartmut Doerwaldt
Frederick County Council of Parent- Teachers Associations
Martinsburg Pike
C. T. Loften
L. C. Fears
Germany
Brumback
Virginia Supreme Court Upholds Rees Death Sentence
The Virginia Supreme Court upheld the death sentence for Melvin Davis Rees Jr. convicted of killing Carroll Vernon Jackson Jr. of Louisa County. The ruling rejected his appeal challenging trial procedures and evidence including the Maryland body findings and pistol discovery.
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Supreme Court
Rees
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Melvin Davis Rees Jr
Jackson
Carroll Vernon Jackson Jr
Louisa County
West Memphis
Ark
Reese
Hyattsville
Baltimore
Susan
Virginia
Fredericksburg
Maryland
Thornton Shackelford
Gordonsville
Cuba Letter Reveals Hardship Under Castro Regime
A 1962 letter from Central Cuba describes rising government control and food shortages. It notes strict laws, limited meat and eggs, scarce locally produced foods, and worsening working conditions. The writer plans to emigrant with family to seek freedom in the north, awaiting transport and uncertain on future prospects.
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Cuba
Havana
Resolution Seeks Winchester Western Bypass Study
Frederick County Board of Supervisors urged the Virginia Dept of Highways to immediately study and design a bypass around the western Winchester, linking US 11 north and south, and to begin construction as soon as possible. The measure, supported by local business leaders, notes rising traffic and population, and asks city and chamber to back the resolution for state action.
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Board of Supervisors
Grover Teets
Lee N. Whitacre
John Goodwin
L. O. Fears
Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Winchester
Virginia Dept., of Highways
Frederick County
Winschester
Frederick
Massie
Virginia
Masse
Robert E. Ayler
S' Highway Department
U.S. Rt
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Jack Cummins
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