Ike 65th birthday observance at White House
President Eisenhower marked his 65th birthday while recovering from a heart attack. Reports say he slept well, woke refreshed, and remains in bed but in a cheerful mood. Guests sent greetings as a birthday cake was shared by patients and staff at Fitzsimons Hospital.
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Clues Sparse In Disappearance Of 3 Year Old Ronnie Weitkamp
In Crane Indiana tips poured in but solid evidence was lacking in the vanishing of 3 year old Ronnie Weitkamp from near his home. Police planned to question two men linked by past conduct with children as more than 2500 Marines sailors and civilians searched around Crane Naval Ordnance Depot where his father works.
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Crowds Await Hint of Happy Ending to Margaret Romance
London crowds line up outside Clarence House to glimpse Princess Margaret and hear speculation on a possible marriage to Group Captain Peter Townsend. Reporters note Townsend’s lunch at the Marquis of Abergavenny’s Lowndes Square house while official circles stay tight lipped. Townsend’s smile after questions fuels the belief a public statementmay come before Parliament opens.
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Impeachment Hint Emerges After Jury Recordings Probe
Senators Eastland and Jenner suggested impeachment talk after a probe into eavesdropping on juries. They proposed handing the hearing transcript to the House Judiciary Committee while noting their subcommittee could not probe a federal judge. They urged legislation to punish future jury room invasions as a transcript could guide lawmaking.
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Perons Diehard Adherents Warned Against Uprising
Argentina warns Peronistas they will be severely repressed if they protest on Loyalty Day Oct 17. Provisional President Lonardi’s offices and Labor Minister Cerutti Costa vow army police will uphold order and threaten death to demonstrators.
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McCormac Will Divides Estate Income Between Wife and Mother
The will of the late H B McCormac Jr who died in a Loudoun County auto crash on September 5 provides that the net income from his estate be divided equally between his wife Evelyn and his mother Gertrude A McCormac. The Shenandoah Valley National Bank is named executor and trustee. The will directs the trustee to collect income pay taxes and expenses and periodically pay one half to Gertrude and the other half to Evelyn. The appraised value of the estate had not been recorded in the will book as of this morning.
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
U S Backed Jordan Water Plan Nears Collapse
Washington reports the American backed Jordan River development plan may fail as Arab opposition grows. Israel could press ahead with Jordan river projects, risking renewed conflict with Arab states amid Egypt's arms moves. Johnston returns from Cairo as Arab leaders seek more time, while Jordan reportedly supports the plan.
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Faure Delays Assembly Defeat With Confidence Vote
Paris Premier Edgar Faure postponed a likely defeat over Algerian policies by seeking a vote of confidence in his government. The move keeps Faure in office at least until Tuesday when the vote occurs, while opposition across factions remains divided and efforts to calm Morocco policy continue.
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Mrs Corinne B Riley Dies After 33 Years as City Court Deputy Clerk
Corinne Barnett Riley 55 longtime Deputy Clerk of the Corporation Court of Winchester died at Memorial Hospital after a long illness. Born September 13 1900 in Bedford she was the daughter of Ella Elliott Thomas and the late Walter E Thomas. She joined the Clerk's office June 17 1922 and served 33 years in Winchester Virginia. The city council honored her 32nd anniversary in June 1954 with a resolution of appreciation.
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Rain totals near inch at Winchester area
Heavy rains drenched coastal states and Washington D C with pockets of rain totaling .98 inches reported by the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory. By 2 PM the rain had stopped though a partial shower risk remains with a cool tomorrow outlook.
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Benson Free Rein to Draft Additions to GOP Farm Policies
Washington reports say Secretary Benson has broad authority to draft additions to Republican farm policy aimed at speeding farm income recovery. Benson emphasizes additions over retreats from flexible price supports, after a conference with Vice President Nixon. He fears not a split in the administration and plans proposals for Congress next year while opposing large price support hikes or payments to take surplus land out of production.
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Soviet Bloc Shifts Backing to Yugoslavia in U.N. Vote
At the United Nations, the Soviet bloc dropped Poland as a Security Council candidate and backed Yugoslavia after a deadlock in initial balloting. The Philippines led early, but on the final ballot Yugoslavia gained 25 votes to Poland's single, with the U.S. campaign for Manila facing a setback.
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Two Brooding Boys Die After Days of Failing Hunger
In New Orleans two six and seven year old brothers died after days of begging scraps and eating from trash. Parents William Baughman and Dolores Baughman jailed for criminal neglect amid claims the family lived on seven dollars in food chits from nuns. Neighbors descried nightly cries as police prepared tests and a welfare inquiry. the roomed tenement housed five girls aged 1 to 9.
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French Press Drive to Take Last Rebel Post
French forces pressed an encircling move in eastern Morocco to close the Franco Spanish frontier and trap rebels fleeing from the Atlas Mountains. A rebel patrol killed five French troops as clashes continued near Bou Zineb and Tizi Ouzli, with pursuit along the Casablanca Algiers highway and surrender of tribesmen yielding hundreds of guns.
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Five Inches Of Rain Seen In Some Areas
A autumn storm moves along the East Coast veering toward Pennsylvania and Ontario, with 30 to 40 mph winds rising to 50 to 55 mph. Forecasters warn of up to five inches of rain and flood hazards as Virginia and New York areas report heavy rainfall and evacuations continue.
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Four Crewmen Die As B47 Bomber Crashes Near Riverside
A six jet B47 bomber from March Air Force Base crashed into a hill during an instrument training flight killing four crewmen. The swept wing bomber, traveling nearly 500 miles per hour, exploded and scattered wreckage over a two mile area. The Air Force said the aircraft was attached to the 320th Bombardment Wing at March AFB and withheld names pending next of kin notification.
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Virginia Forecast and Local Business Closures
Rain moves through eastern and northern areas this afternoon and tonight. Lows range from the 40s west to 50s east. Saturday remains partly cloudy and cool. Five day outlook shows near normal temps with a dip this weekend and a warm spell by Tuesday. Rain expected Tuesday totaling about half an inch. Rainbow Inn will not be open Saturday night. Frye's Grill closes Saturday at 6 PM for a family death and reopens Monday morning.
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