House Musters Quorum as Congress Presses to Adjourn
The House formed a quorum of 235 members, 17 over the required minimum, as leaders urged members to stay to finish business. The major item is a $5 billion public works bill with seven local water projects. a funeral delegation for Rep. Clem Miller paused its departure to remain.
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Washington
Carl Albert
Oklahoma
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
California
Clem Millers
House
Senate
John J. Williams
Del
United States Senate
wWilliams
Series Game Is Postponed Again by Rain at Candlestick
Ford C. Frick postponed the sixth World Series game due to heavy rain at Candlestick Park. He would meet groundskeepers to decide if Sunday play is possible between the New York Yankees and San Francisco Giants as more rain drenched the field. The Weather Bureau forecast ongoing storms through today with showers tonight and Sunday.
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San Francisco
Ford C. Frick
Frick
Candlestick Park
New York Yankees
San Francisco Giants
Weather Bureau
Gown Crier Highlights Apple Week Displays at Local Store
James Wood Kiwanis Key Club members Douglas Snapp James Hockman and John Marker led a National Apple Week display at John S Solenberger store on N Loudoun St showing wooden corrugated polyethylene and cotton mesh apple packages. A pair of child eyeglasses found at City Hall was turned to police for owner claim. Virginia drivers licenses track hair color and weight prompting questions about cosmetic changes.
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KEY Club
James Wood Kiwanis
John S. Solenberger
N. Loudoun St
Douglas Snapp
James Hockman
John Marker
City Hall
Jim Dix
Court Delays Action In Barnett Case
The 5th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals postponed final contempt action against Mississippi Governor Ross Barnett until next week as it weighs Justice Department injunction questions. Barnett faces possible arrest and a $10,000 daily fine. his attorney says he will comply only when physically able. The case centers on efforts to protect James Meredith’s Ole Miss enrollment amid campus protests.
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New Orleans
Mississippi
Ross Barnett
University of
Barnett
5Th
U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
Charles Clark
Clark
Richard T. Rives
Montgomery
Ala
Justice Department
Missis
Sippi
James H. Meredith
Ole Miss
Paul Johnson Jr
Meredith
Oxford
Miss
Memphis
L. L. Love
Johnson
Ecumenical Council Opens Amid Delayed First Session
Vatican City AP Rome prelates gathering in St Peter's Basilica begin work to reshape the church for the nuclear age. The first session closes after an hour delaying elections for 10 commissions with voting expected Tuesday.
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Vatican City
St. Peter’s Basilica
Ecumenical Council
John XIII
Achille Cardinal
Ltenart
Lille
France
Eugene Cardinal Tisserant
College of Cardinals
Council Fathers
Adenauer to Visit U S Next Month
West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer will visit the United States at President Kennedy's invitation. He will arrive in Washington on November 7 for two or three days of talks on mutual interests amid rising Berlin crisis concerns and ongoing East West tensions.
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Pittsburgh
United States
Konrad Adenaur
West Germany
Kennedy
Indiana
Kentucky
White House
Pierre Salinger
Adenauer
Federal Republic of Germany
Washington
Salinger
Western Alliance
Berlin
Moscow
Iron Curtain
Nikitai S. Khrushchev
East Germany
Virginia official to speak on industrial development
Joseph G. Hamrick chief of the Commonwealth of Virginia Division of Industrial Development and Planning will address the Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce at a general meeting on October 23 at 8 p.m. in the Lee Jackson Restaurant. State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr will introduce him and invite questions from attendees.
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Joseph G. Hamrick
Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester - Frederick County
Kennedy blasts Republicans in Western Pennsylvania tour
President Kennedy roused large crowds in McKeesport and western Pennsylvania with a sharp attack on Republicans and a push for Democratic candidates for Congress and governor. He tied GOP opposition to progress to the Roosevelt and Truman eras and recalled his 1947 debate with Nixon. Governor Lawrence and candidate Richardson Dilworth joined Kennedy in an open limo on the Pittsburgh to McKeesport leg amid balmy weather.
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Kennedy
Pennsylvania
GOP
Franklin D. Roosevelt
McKeesport
Harry Truman
Franklin Roosevelt
Congress
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Pittsburgh
David L. Lawrence
Richardson Dilworth
Murder Charge Against Negro Worker Dropped
James Dawson a 29 year old migrant laborer withdrew his not guilty plea and pleaded guilty to voluntary manslaughter in the death of Herbert Smith at Winchester Labor Camp. Commonwealth's attorney reported no objections and a pre sentence investigation was ordered. Dawson is from Mobile Alabama.
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James Dawson
Winchester
Dawson
Joseph White
Commonwealth
Atty
Dabney Watts
Elliott Marshal
Mobile
Ala
Herbert Smith
West Coast Storm Leaves 26 Dead
A powerful Oregon California Washington and British Columbia storm left at least 26 dead and caused widespread destruction. Oregon suffered 13 deaths, Gov Mark Hatfield declared a state of emergency and National Guard units moved in. Utilities faced extensive damage with four days needed to repair lines.
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Portland
Ore
Oregon
California
Washington
British Columbia
National Guard
Oregon Coast
Willamette Valley
Mark Hatfield
Hatfield
Kennedy
Weather Bureau
Jonel Hill
Gromyko Calls for Western Zone Guard to Ease Berlin Tensions
Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko urged a Western guarded zone along the western Berlin wall to curb dangerous provocations and ease Berlin tensions. He linked free demilitarization of West Berlin to any settlement and warned the U S Cuba policy risks. He did not specify timing for moves but said the time is drawing near.
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United Nations
N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin Wall
Berlin
Gromyko
Soviet Union
West Berlin
United States
Cuba
Fidel Castro
West's Apple Crop Is Safe
The Washington Oregon apple crop escaped the Northwest storm with little impact. Pear crops in Medford Oregon faced uncertainty as lines were down and fruit readiness varied. Washington apple regions east of the cascades reported minimal damage while harvests were nearing completion.
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West
Washington-Oregon
Northwest
Star
Medford
Oregon
Seattle
Washington
Cascade Mountains
Associated Press
Cuba Costs Russia a Million Daily in Cuba Aid
Assistant Secretary Edwin A. Martin says the Soviet Union spends about 1 million dollars daily on Cuba through military and economic support. He cites 200 million for military aid this year and a 50 to 70 million dollar trade deficit, with up to 50 million in long term aid, while noting income for Cubans has fallen about 25 percent. He expects heavier bloc costs as U S penalties on shipping to Cuba bite.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Russia
Edwin A. Martin
State Department
Martin
CBS
Castro
United States
U.S
Castro demands 62 million in goods for Bay of Pigs prisoners
Fidel Castro was quoted by Havana Radio as demanding at least 62 million in medicines medical equipment and related goods in exchange for the release of 1113 Bay of Pigs prisoners. James Donovan says he offered medicine and baby food, while negotiators consider medical equipment as part of supplies. The comment marks Castro's first public statement on the prisoners since talks began.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Havana Radio
Castro
University of Havana
James Donovan
New York
Sayin
Donovan
Soviet Snooper Fleet Near Johnston Island Test Zone
Three Russian ships with electronic gear moved into the Johnston Island test area ahead of a U S nuclear blast planned for Sunday night. The vessels Sibir Sudan and Sakhalin entered the western fringe of the restricted zone and headed toward a point southwest of Hawaii.
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Honolulu
Johnston Island
United States
Joint Task Force 8
Sibir
Sudan
Sakhalin
U.S
Hawaii
U.S. Navy
Sale of 1962 OMiendina sedan with 1200 miles
A 1962 OMiendina sedan with only 1200 miles is advertised for sale by Pine Motor Co a Dodge-Chrysler dealer. Contact Pine Motor Co for details and pricing.
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Pine Motor CO
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