Zoning Change Proposed for Small City Section
An ordinance to rezone a northwestern city area from Multiple Family District to Central Business District was introduced with a public hearing set for Nov. 11. The session also addressed bow and arrow use rules, lighting changes, and street closings for a merchants’ auto show, amid council debate over county-lit fixtures and state-law conflicts.
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Central Business District
Winchester
Willy St
Fairfax Lane
W. Piccadilly St
N. Washington St
Ralph Hardy
Coun Sac
Hardy
J. Randolph Larrick
City Seeks Details On Trunk Line Sewer Plan
The city pressed the Chief of U S Army Engineers for trunk line sewer plans for a proposed dam on the Opequon Creek as part of a Potomac River basin project. Finance committee approved sending a resolution to obtain specifications cost estimates and intergovernmental agreements and assurances the dam will not disrupt city sewage treatment or force large capital expenditures.
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U.S. Army Engineers
Opequon Creek
Corps of Army Engineers
Char- Town
Opequon
Frederick County
Conservicy
Stewart Bell, Jr
Lee Grant
Opequon Dam
Bell
J. Kenneth Robinson
Frost Warning Waylays Garden Areas Tonight
The weather bureau forecasts possible frost in the mountain valleys with temperatures in the 30s to low 40s. Gardens and flowers should be covered tonight to protect plants. Advertisements note 44 percent dividend insured by the Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation from Winchester Savings & Loan at 29 W. Boscawen Street.
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Weather Bureau
Federal Savings &Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
W. Boscawen Street
Ben Bella cancels UN trip amid Berber revolt showdown
In Algiers President Ahmed Ben Bella halted plans to attend the U.N. General Assembly and ordered troop convoys toward the Kabylie rebel stronghold. He condemned negotiations with the Berbers and blamed Moroccan elements for a clash in the northwest Sahara, amid tensions with Morocco over the frontier.
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Algiers
Algeria
Ahmed Ben Bella
U.N. General Assembly
Kabylie
Ben Bella
New York
Colomb-Bechar
Sahara
Morocco
Hassan II
Weather to Bring Fair, Cooler Days in Virginia
A high pressure area near the Great Lakes will dominate Virginia through Thursday. Expect fair skies and cooler conditions with temperatures near seasonal averages.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
Virginia
Last Known Serum Tapped for Botulism Victims
Western world supply of type E botulism antitoxin is being used to treat nine patients in Tennessee including 5 year old Eric Dalton. A shipment from Toronto arrived in Knoxville and more serum from Copenhagen is awaited. Michigan fish packer H J Dombos and Bros halted operations after tainted smoked whitefish link explored.
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Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee
Young Dalton
Michigan
Knoxville
Tenn
Lash
Copenhagen
Denmark
Dalton
Charles C. Dalton
H. J. Dombos and Bros
Grand Haven
Mich
Fish Packer
Macmillan Illness Drives Tory Leadership Uncertainty
BLACKPOOL England AP Conservative leaders face a leadership dilemma as Harold Macmillan, 69, fights a prostate obstruction and is hospitalized. Delegates at the party's annual conference confront whether to soldier on or name an heir apparent ready to take over if Macmillan steps down.
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Blackpool
England
Harold Macmillan
Great Britain
Macmillan
London
Shenandoah College Spaghetti Eating Champion Crowned
Robert Hollandsworth, a Shenandoah College student, won the 1963 spaghetti eating contest by consuming 60 ounces. Twenty one male students competed sponsored by Saga Food Service with Hollandsworth earning a engraved trophy. Second place went to Wayne Rexrode with 13 plates and two tied for third at 10 plates.
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Robert Hollandsworth
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Shenandoah College
Saga Food Service
Wayne Rexrode
Lester Higobee
Irving Lawless
Glenn Golden
Edward Brueck
Tom Beaver
Jewelry Missing From Homestead Hotel Guest Suit
A Palm Beach woman reported about 200000 dollars in jewelry missing from her suite at the Homestead Hotel in Hot Springs Virginia. State police called in the FBI after hotel officials and authorities noted the disappearance and began investigating.
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Hot Springs
Palm Beach
Fla
Homestead Hotel
Swank Mountain Spa
Jessie Maude
Glenn Stewart
James L. Newcomb
Newcomb
FBI
Stewart
Flora destroys Caribbean islands in deadly hurricane
Flora pummeled Haiti Cuba and Tobago with winds up to 100 mph leaving 3,500 dead and 40 percent of Haiti devastated. Tens of thousands fled floods as relief work began and Castro rode out waves in an amphibious truck.
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Flora
Island
Mayaguana
Atlantic
Haiti
Cuba
Bahamas
Doned
Oriente
Camaguey
Tobago
Venezuela
Fidel Castro
Havana
Castro
Radio Havana
Carlos Rafael Rodriguez
Agrarian Reform Institute
Tennessee Man Given Maximum Term in Assault
Jerry White a 24 year old orchard employee of Tennessee was sentenced to the maximum 12 months in jail after pleading guilty to assault and battery against Miss Lula Poe in Johnson City He was fined 10 dollars plus costs for drunkenness in public and did not testify White was arrested about four hours later at the bus terminal and admitted the assault to City Police Captains Warren Rudolph and Francis Funk Two other municipal court cases resulted in fines for assault and battery including Donald W Henry and Minnie B Corder plus traffic fines for three speeders led by W Leroy Hess David L Campbell and William B Duncan Jr
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Johnson City
Tenn
Orchard Employe
Jerry White
Lula Poe
White
John Rice
Miss Poe
E. Boscawen St
Kent St
Stella Cooper
E. Piccadilly St
Warren Rudolph
Francis Funk
Donald W. Henry
S. Prospect St
Front Royal
Joyce Spurs
Henry
Minnie B. Corder
East Lane
Joan Caroline Self
Cameron St
W. Leroy Hess
Kinzel Drive
David L. Campbell
Luray
William B. Duncan, Jr
Shawnee Drive
Time Change Sparks Wheat Deal Talk In Kennedy Era
Washington AP reports signs Kennedy may announce a U S wheat sale to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe. White House moved the news conference to 6 p m EDT amid rumors of a multihundred million dollar deal. Administrations sources say talks focus on political implications as Kennedy reviews the offer.
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Washington
Kennedy
White House
Soviet Union
Salinger
United States
Hungary
Czechoslovakia
Bulgaria
Capitol Hill
Thirteen U S Military Men Missing After Vietnam Crashes
In Central Viet Nam thirteen U S military personnel are missing after two Marine helicopters and a Vietnamese fighter-bomber crash. Wreckage seen, no survivors. search planes faced ground fire. An American Marine pilot was wounded. a Vietnamese soldier killed. An observation plane was hit and returned to base with a wounded observer. Earlier a Vietnamese T28 crashed during a dive bombing attack near Da Nang.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Central Highlands
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Border Area
Doug O’connell
Across
Carroll H. Henkel
Northern Virginia Power Co
Henkel
Public Safety Committee
H. W. Butler, Jr
Charles M. Zuckerman
Eugene Dearing, Sr
Mr. Zuckerman
Butler
Loudoun St
Piccadilly
Boscawen Sts
Council
B. M. Sullivan
Clearbrook Presbyterian Church Building Fund
Dick Hanifan
Clarksburg
W.va
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Joan (Ritch) Synan
Riverdale
Oujda
Vanderbilt Hospital
Eric Charles Dalton
Marshal Space Flight Center
Huntsville
Ala
Nashville
The
National Health Institute
JFK
Russia
Tories
Homestead
Miami
Europe
North Atlantic
Pierre Salinger
Vietnam
Denny’s Comm
Galore Phillips Specialty Shop
Carper’s Valley Golf Club
Geo. Washington Hotel
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