Brumback’s eligibility questioned for supervisor post
Frederick County Republican leaders seek to disqualify Byron Brumback from the County Board of Supervisors on grounds he may reside in Shenandoah County. Brumback, Democratic nominee for Opequon District, says his home and farm are in Lebanon Church area and denies removing from office. The Virginia Board of Elections official said the issue may require court action to resolve residency at the time of oath.
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Frederick County
Byron O. Brumback
County Board of Supervisors
Shenandoah County
Brumback
Willis Fisk
Opequon
Lebanon Church
Levin Nock Davis
Virginia Board of Elections
GOP
Scheulen
Mr. Davis
The
Star
Richmond
Mr. Scheulen
Kenneth C. Patty
Mr. Brumback
Brum
State Department
Pauling
Bloodmobile Blood Drive At Christ Church Urgently Needs Type A Positive
The Red Cross announces an urgent blood drive at Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall Tuesday. The Bloodmobile needs 25 pints of positive type blood for open heart surgery. Call 662 5412 for an appointment between 10 and 11 a.m.
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Red Cross
Christ Episcopal Church Parish Hall
Inform the People Dont Lull Them Mrs Nhu Advises
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu urged that if she were President Kennedy she would inform the people about the Communist danger rather than lull them into a false sense of security. speaking at an Overseas Press Club luncheon during a 21 day US tour she told more than 1000 listeners that panic is bad yet life can be good.
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New York
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Kennedy
United States
Ngo Dinh Diem
South Viet Nam
Overseas Press Club
Nuclear Test Ban Treaty Goes Into Effect Today
The Anglo American Soviet treaty banning atmospheric and underwater nuclear tests takes effect at 1 p.m. EDT. Kennedy acts to implement US obligations with a proclamation, while original documents are deposited in the State Department vault and ceremonies are held in Washington London and Moscow with Rusk Gore and Dobrynin present.
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Washington
Moscow
London
Kennedy
United States
United States of America
Pasi
State Department
Dean Rusk
David Ormsby Gore
Anatoly F. Dobrynin
Pauling Wins Nobel Peace Prize for 1962
Nobel Prize awarded to Linus Pauling for his anti nuclear tests campaign. He holds a second Nobel, Chemistry 1954, and shares the 1963 Peace Prize with the International Red Cross Committee and the League of Red Cross Societies. The award totals 254 219 kronor for Pauling and 265 000 kronor for the Red Cross groups.
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Oslo
Norway
Linus Carl Pauling
U.S
California Institute of Technology
Nobel Committee
Pauling
International Red Cross Committee
League of Red Cross Societies
Dr. Pauling
Red Cross
Macmillan Will Surrender His Party Leadership
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced at the Conservative Party conference that he cannot lead the party at the next general election. He underwent prostate surgery in London and said he cannot bear the campaign and would inform the Queen, urging party consultation on a future leader.
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Cepool
England
Harold Macmillan
Macmillan
Lord Home
London
Negroes Warned Church Rally Will Be Broken Up
In Plaquemine Louisiana police threaten to break up a church rally as Negro pupils boycott their segregated high school. Police used tear gas and cattle prods to disperse a march to the white high school and arrested a youth on a zip gun charge. Ronnie Moore bills federal intervention while CORE leaders deny involvement in the boycott that reduces attendance at Negro Trierville High School.
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Plaquemine
Denise Longy
Freedom Rock Baptist
Ronnie Moore
Congress of Racial Equality
Atty
Robert Kennedy
Moore
Trierville Parish
Dorasteen Harris
Apple Show Winners Named in 1963 Event
Albert Messick of Winchester won first prize a rosette and 20 dollars for the best two boxes or baskets of apples at the Farmers and Merchants Bank lobby show tied to National Apple Week chaired by J Douglas Butler. Henry Brumback James E Richard and others won cash prizes across multiple apple varieties.
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Barbara Loy
Albert Messick
Rt. 3
Winchester
Farmers and Merchants Bank
J. Douglas Butler
J. H. Yost
F & M Bank
Henry Brumback
James E. Richard
17 year old Nancy Deane hero of King William bus crash
A King William County school bus crash hurt 13 students and killed the driver Roger Owen Madison Jr. 16. Nancy Deane 17 helped evacuate children from the back door and calm them as state police investigated.
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King William, Va
Nancy Deane
King William County
Nancy
Paul Wade
Virginia
Palls
Here
Killen
Roger Owen Madison Jr
King William High School
Medical College of Virginia
Richmond
David Walter Cejek
King William Elementary
Kennedy approves private sale of wheat to Soviet bloc
President Kennedy authorized private sales of millions of bushels of U S wheat to the Soviet Union and Eastern Europe with cash or normal terms. The plan aims to help world markets while keeping ships, subsidies, and prices in line.
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Washington
Kennedy
Soviet Union
Europe
Cuba
United States
Strom Thurmond
Vermont
George Aiken
National Security Council
Congress
Canada
Australia
U.S
Detroit mobsters rake in 150 million yearly says police chief
Detroit Police Commissioner George C. Edwards testified to a Senate crime probe that Mafia crime brings about 150 million dollars annually in Detroit from rackets and has infiltrated legitimate business worth at least 50 million more. He linked local crime to the Cosa Nostra network, noting the Mafia uses clean front careers and "Jekyl and Hyde" figures to mask influence while denying knowledge of Valachi.
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Washington
George C. Edwards
Detroit
Senate
Edwards
Cosa Nostra
Joseph Valachi
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
Jekyl and Hyde
Fuller Brush Products and Real Estate Notices
Fuller Brush Products contact MO 2-4202 through Jack Dunn. Real estate office closed until Saturday due to a death in the family. B M Sullivan coat sale advertised in Pull Swing Bargains Galore at Phillips Specialty Shop.
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Fuller
Jack Dunn
B. M. Sullivan
Landslide Floods Dam and Towns in Italy Tragedy
A Alpine landslide flooded a four mile reservoir at Vaioni Dam in Italy’s Piave River Valley. Hundreds died with 300 bodies recovered by dawn. estimates said up to 3,000 may have perished. Longarone was hardest hit with up to 1,700 dead. villages Cadissago Rivalta Pirago St Martino Viaspesse disappeared. Dam remained standing as rescue teams with CH34 helicopters surveyed the scene.
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Belluno
Italy
Vaioni
Piave
Dino Menardi
U.S
Harvey C. Mayse
Wenatchee
Wash
Longarene
St. Martino
Viaspesse
Carlo Prestamburgo
Cadissago
Rivalta
Pirago
Castellazo
Adriatic
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White Hall
Roy R. Boyce
Clearbrook
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Hearty Va
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H. F. Byrd, Inc
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Lars
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