Stephens City Boundary Issue In Frederick Court
Testimony opened at 9 a.m. in Frederick County Circuit Court over whether Stephens City's boundaries were set by the 1758 charter or by James Larrick's 1884 survey. Fourteen plaintiffs seek a declaratory judgment that they are not residents of or subject to the town's jurisdiction.
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Stephens City
James Larrick
Frederick County
Peter McKee
Kuykendall
General Assembly
Lee Lovett
Morton Wallerston
Richmond
Larrick
French T. Reid
G. W. Lemley
James Galladay
H. M. Carbaugh
Lomax Parker
Ralph Wakeman
Earl Bailey
JFK Security Council reviews U S strategy at White House
President Kennedy, chairing the National Security Council, reviews U S strategy for cold peace sites as Berlin and Southeast Asia loom. Gen Maxwell Taylor to South Vietnam for an on the spot survey, with Walt Rostow among those joining him. Page 7.
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Whitney Shoemaker
Washington
Kennedy
National
Securiy
Berlin
Saerie
Eee Educational
North Car P
U.S
Germany
Ft. Braggs
Ratroop
Winchester News Briefs and Oddities
A local shopper received a dozen double yolk eggs from a chain store. A Winchester woman reportedly fell through a ceiling and was hoisted back up by her husband using a table, a recurring incident cited by neighbors. The American Dairy Association promotes a walking program for Americans and notes women outlive men. Readers are asked to nominate autumn trees in Winchester and Gainesboro for showcase status.
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Winchester
Veen
THE _AMERIAN DAIRY Association
Eisenhower Rejects TV Debates While In Office
Former president Ike says a sitting leader should not debate with an opponent and criticizes televised matchups. In a CBS interview taped in Gettysburg Pa last spring he discusses Nixon Kennedy McCarthy temper and heart troubles noting a 1955 golf incident preceded his hospital visit.
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New York
CBS
Gettysburg
Eisenhower
M. Nixon
Joseph R. McCarthy
Wisconsin
Nixon
John F. Kennedy
Ghana Pushes UN Expulsion of South Africa
Ghana seeks support from African nations for a UN Security Council resolution demanding South Africa's expulsion over apartheid. The move follows past censure actions against Foreign Minister Eric Louw and faces mixed reactions within the African group and other members.
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Ghana
S. Africa
Tom Hoge
United Nations
N.Y
Security Council
South Africa
Alex Quaison-Lackey
Quaison-Lackey
U.N
Africa
Wietacan Affirmative Votts Ser Catal
Can
Eric Louw
General Assembly
Louw
Mock War In Skies Savage Test Of NORAD, Regions
A weekend mock air war will rage across North America with jets and bombers testing NORAD defenses. From noon to midnight EST no airliner or private plane may fly over the U S, Canada, or Alaska. Big formations of B52 and B47 jets will engage targets but no weapons will be fired or bombs dropped. The exercise aims to push defense resources to the limit.
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Vern Haugland
NORAD
Conti
Rela
Iran
Af Te Eer Halaby
Admin- Bhd
Federal ‘Aviation Sg Ig
Taylor Will Hear Mixture of Opinions on U S Troops in Vietnam
Reports indicate mixed views in Washington and Saigon on whether to deploy American troops. President Kennedy considers an on the spot survey by a personal adviser, while Ngo Dinh Diem’s government remains silent amid North Vietnamese support to Viet Cong.
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Maxwell Yea
U.S
Kennedy
Tee
Ngo di: Diem
North Viet Nam
Battefield
Berlin crisis persists after Khrushchev proposal
US officials said Khrushchev’s Berlin settlement package did not advance East West talks and his offer to attend a summit did not reassure. Western leaders seek lower level negotiations leading to a summit, with Britain France and West Germany divided on concessions to Moscow.
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Washington
Khrushchev
Berlin
U.S
Moscow Radio
Japanese Council
Kaoru Yasui
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
Wstern
Soviet Union
Britain
France
West Germany
Moscow
West Berlin
Refugees Breach Berlin Barrier in East West Clash
East German police fired on U S military and West Berlin officers after nine refugees broke through barrier wire into the American sector. No injuries reported and fire not returned as the standoff lasted about an hour with an armored car nearby. A total of 20 East to West Berlin crossings were noted in the 24 hours ending at 7 a m with one East German officer among them.
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West Berlin
East Berlin
West
East Germany
Ae Tanney
Gifhorn
Durin
Washington
Berlin
West of Germany
Explosions and Fire Hit Gas Plant in Miami
Explosions and flames at a gas storage plant in Miami forced evacuations within a two block area near Southeastern Natural Gas Corp. Two 30 000 gallon tanks leaked gas posing an explosion hazard while crews worked to transfer gas. One plant employee was knocked down by a blast but suffered only a shake up. No serious injuries reported as residents fled in nightclothes. Local officials pursued gas transfer and fire control.
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Miami
Fla
Southeastern Natural Gas Corp
N.W. 29Th Ave
25Th St
Jimmy Hughes
Fred Billups
Gene Helton
Helton
Thes
29Th Ave
Shenandoah Madrigal Singers to tour Caribbean area
The Department of the Army selected the Shenandoah Madrigal Singers from Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music for a 30 day Christmas tour of U S installations in the Caribbean. Director Harlan C Snow leads 17 members including Ruby Agnew Ronald Coleman Gloria Hockman Betty Jean Hollis Fred Hoover Jayne Mason Brenda Mooney Paton Ak Petruzzi Joe Schaerff Waters bert Craigavile Dave Hampton and El Thomas with trips to Jamaica Haiti Puerto Rico the Bahamas the Virgin Islands Guantanamo Bay and Bermuda.
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Department of the Army
Shenandoah Madrigal Singers
Panama Canal Zone
Caribbean
Harlan C. Snow
Group of 17
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
J. C. Lambaert
Winchester
Canal Zone
U. S
Jamaica
Haiti
Puerto Rico
Bahamas
Virgin Islands
Guantanamo Bay
Cuba
Bermuda
Madrigal
Ruby
Agnew
Ronald Coleman
Rockville
Rosemary Fischer
Alexandria
Gloria Hockman
Maurertown
Betty Jean Hollis
Wilmington
N. C
Fred Hoover
Jayne Mason
McLean
Brenda Mooney
Raleigh
Paton
Philadelphia
Ak Petruzzi
Joe Schaerff
Arlington
Watersbert
Craigavile
Dave Hampton
el Thomas
Rich York
Boston
Providence
New Eigland
Upper
New York State
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Jfk
Security Council Review
W. H. Herrell
Braddock
Piccadilly
Gainesboro
Cherbourg
The
United States
Ike
Adlai E. Stevenson
Ward
Taylor
By John M. Hightower
College Singers
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