Kennedy Goes to Dallas to See Ill Rayburn
President Kennedy altered plans and ordered Air Force One to Dallas to visit Rayburn, the 79 year old House speaker battling incurable cancer in a Dallas hospital. The trip aligns with Kennedy's effort to monitor Rayburn’s condition as leaders call or visit. Kennedy had considered staying in Newport and will return to Washington after the Dallas stop.
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Washington
Newport
Kennedy
Rayburn
Congress
Texas
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Love Field
Andrews Air Force Base
Pierre Salinger
White House
Seattle
University of Washington
Phoenix
Carl A. Seeee SE
Tives
Arizona
Senate
Salinger
San Francisco
Los Angeles
St. Mary’s Church
Honey Fitz
Caroline
Garden Spider Found at East Street Home
Dennis Oates found a large yellow garden spider with orange and black legs at Donald Ryan's home on 202 East St on a Saturday. The report notes the insect's size and appearance along with a local weather forecast promising sunny and warm conditions tomorrow and Wednesday.
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Dennis Oates
Donald Ryan
East St
Three Factions of Laos Wrangle Over Cabinet
Three factions in Laos clash over a proposed cabinet for neutral Laos. Souvanna Phouma seeks a premier post with backing from Prince Boun Oum and Prince Souphanouvong while the prince trio negotiates with royal authorities in Luang Prabang.Observers expect a Tuesday audience and a possible division of eight posts for Souvanna supporters and four for others amid ongoing Geneva talks.
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Hin Heap
Boun Oum
Souphanouvong
Pathet
Lao
Souvanna
Vientiane
Nal I
Souvanna Phouma
Luang Prabang
Pathet Lao
Rer
Bounoe
Mae Rads Oe
Souvanna Phoumai
Geneva
Soviet Officials and Dutch Police Clash at Amsterdam Airport
At Amsterdam Schiphol a brawl erupted between Dutch police and Soviet Embassy officials led by Ambassador Ponomarenko over a Soviet woman tourist, Mrs. Alexei Golub, whose passport was being prepared for return to Moscow. Police demanded Mrs. Golub confirm she would return of her own free will before releasing the passport. The incident occurred as Soviet delegates pressed for custody of the passport amid a broader asylum discussion.
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Panteleimon K. Ponomarenko
Russia
Jan de Quay
Hague
Alexei Golub
Moscow
Ponomarensko
Mrs.Golub
Frits VolGein
Mrs. Golub
A.D. Popov
Veltman
Ponomarenko
Sageens
Dhioon
Auto Workers Vote Downgrade Threatens Profit Sharing Plan
AMC Local 72 at Kenosha Wis rejected the auto industry first workers profit sharing plan amid a slim turnout of about 3 000 ballots from 12 000 members. The move casts doubt on the contract agreed in negotiations and follows Ford picket line actions while General Motors has settled.
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American Motors
United Auto Workers
AMC
UAW
Kenosha
Wis
International
Dle
Ford Local 600
Ford
Putes
General Motors
Aos
Tunisia Still Pushing Slim For U.N. Post
Tunisia continues to back Mongi Slim for interim U N. secretary general despite growing mentions of U Thant as likely successor. US and USSR reportedly open to U Thant, while Slim could serve if the Soviets abstain or approve, with Boland less favored by some.
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Tunisia
Mongi Slim
United Nations
Burma
U Thant
United States
Soviet Union
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
Slim
General Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Ireland
Assembly
Hammarskjold
Serre Yayeg
Bizerte
Ee Ene
Apn
Soviet Security Council
Overflow Crowd Attends Rally Of Presbytery
Dr. Wallace M. Alston moderated a 1200 strong Winchester Presbytery Rally at Shenandoah College. He urged the church to be the church not a country club or public forum and looked to tomorrow as it marks 100 years of separate denomination service.
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Wallace M. Alston
Presbyterian Church
United. States
Church of Our Lord Jesus Christ
Brandt Says US Backing West Berlin Free, Mayor Reports
West Berlin Mayor Willy Brandt said the American people back their government’s stand to keep West Berlin free. He spoke after a two day New York visit and said Americans are solidly behind defending Berlin as a matter of principle and freedom.
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West Berlin
New York
U.S
Berlin
Freedom House
Kennedy
Evens
U. S
Five Winchester crashes lead to four driver charges
Five traffic crashes in Winchester and one in Clarke County over the weekend caused property damage estimated at 1025. Four drivers faced violations. The city’s most damaging crash occurred at Berryville Ave at about 11 p.m. A Buick driven by Paul Gillespie hit a parked 1952 Chevrolet owned by Samuel Haines, causing $375 total damage. Gillespie faced fines and a suspended 30 day sentence for driving under the influence and was fined again for hit and run. A second incident at Monmouth and S Cameron streets involved a 1948 Ford pickup driven by Gene Haines, costing $100 in damage. Haines was charged with leaving the scene and no license. A third case at N Biddeck and Peyton involved D A Schulze for running a stop sign in a two car crash. The report notes the story continues on Page 2.
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Winchester
Clarke County
Berryville Ave
R. L. Bowers
Lloyd Bland
Paul Ellis Gillespie
Kernstown
Samuel Alfred Haines
Berryville
Gillespie
Gene Altry
Haines
S. Loudoun St
Paul Thornton
Cameron St
E. Monmouth St
Supreme Court Refuses Review of Kansas Agency Fees Ruling
The Supreme Court declined to hear a Kansas ruling that bans agency shop agreements, a decision that upholds limits on union dues in states with anti union membership laws. The court also rejected review of other major terms from last term including blue laws and Channel 10 Miami case.
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Supreme Court
Kansas
Washington
National Labor Relations Board
Granu
Indiana
Communist Party
Soviet Union
Federal Communications Commission
TV Channel 10
Miami
Fla
Public Tee Television, Inc
Congressional Investigation
Richard A. Mack
Thurman A. Whiteside
Mack
Confederates Attack Zouaves Camp Near Fort Pickens
100 years ago today Confederate forces attacked the New York Zouaves camp near Fort Pickens Florida while the army moved in central and eastern Kentucky replacing Robert.
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New York Zouaves
Fort Pickens
Fla
Kentucky
Robert
Sale Tonight of Damaged and Salvaged Merchandise
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