Senate Finance Panel Shifts as Tax Cut Bill Faces Opposition
The $11 billion tax cut bill stalls as Sen Albert Gore and Sen Harry Byrd oppose. Gore alleges Democratic National Committee pressure and seeks testimony from William Keel over a telegram claiming counties would gain large per family cuts. Byrd calls the push propaganda and unfair to the committee.
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Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Treas Dillon
Albert Gore
D-Tenn
Democratic Na
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Gore
Byrd
William Keel
Party National Committee
Keel
Mountain
Tennessee
Treasury Department
Board Approves Condemnation of Dump Property
Frederick County Supervisors authorize condemnation to obtain three privately owned parcels near Sulphur Spring Rd dumping area. Atty. Massie will pursue court action against Alex Craig Lonzie W Smith and Roy McKee after failed negotiations. One owner, Phil Williams, will be paid 2500 dollars. Cleanup and stricter controls planned after acquisition.
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Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Toin
Frederick
Massie
Phil Williams
Coun
Frederick County
Alex Craig
Lonzie W. Smith
Roy McKee
Major crime up 24 5 percent in Arlington County
Arlington County police report a 24.5 percent rise in major crime from last September. Class one offenses including all violent crimes totaled 421 in September, up from 282 a year ago.
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Arlington Co
Arlington
Arlington County
Digger Finds 1850 Penny in Front of Star Office
Steve Kaposy, 5532 N Loudoun St, uncovered an 1850 penny while digging a trench in front of the Star Office addition. The coin, about the size of a quarter, is valued at about 45 cents in a coin guide. Weather prospects improve with more leaf raking weather. tomorrow promises sun and warmth after a tonight cool spell.
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Steve Kaposy
Loudoun St
Star
Common Market Backs Down in Chicken War
The European Common Market accepted an American proposal to submit the poultry dispute to an impartial panel. The six nation ministers from France, West Germany, Italy, Belgium, Holland and Luxembourg referred the plan to a drafting committee before final action. The panel would hear US claims that European tariffs have cost American poultry sellers about 46 million dollars.
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Brussels
Belgium
United States
European Ministerial Council
Six Nation Trade Group
Western Europe
France
West Germany
Italy
Holland
Luxemburg
International Trade Organization
Geneva
U.S
Foreign Aid Fight Resumes in Senate Clash Over Cuts
The Senate discusses the administration plan to restore part of the $1 billion cut by the House in Kennedy foreign aid requests. Dirksen says sentiment is against aid, while Fulbright notes the bill’s usual fragility and lack of strong backing. Debate follows House hearings on Indonesia and related actions.
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Washington
Senate
House
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Kennedy
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Indonesia
United States
George W. Andrews
D-La
Subcommittee
Otto E. Passman
Uncle Sam
Dirksen
J. W. Fulbright
D-Ark
City Fire School Opens with 42 Registered
Winchester firemen attended the second session of the city fire school at Friendship Hall with 42 volunteers from all four companies. The group reviewed organization, duties, and operations led by W. E. Slimak, with C. Flynn assisting. Norman Pope, injured in a fall at the training ground, remains involved as chairman alongside Fire Chief Bernard Groves.
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George Farr
Winchester Fire School
Friendship Fire Hall
Robert Grove
Bobby Kline
Scott Atkinson, Jr
Eddie Miller
Winchester
W. E. Slimak
C. Flynn
Fairfax County Fire Dept
S. Allensworth
W. Devereaux
H. Johnson
Norman Pope
Bernard Groves
Pope
Navy Secretary Nomination Spurs Nuclear Carrier Debate
President Kennedy’s pick for Navy secretary may trigger a Senate confirmation clash over continuing controversy on phasing out carriers for missiles and submarines. Paul Nitze replaces Fred Korth, amid questions about his views on naval policy and the TFX warplane contract fallout.
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Washington
Kennedy
Navy
Pentagon
Paul H. Nitze
Fred Korth
Senate
Korth
Hartack slaying: Mrs Brant sentenced to prison inWest Virginia
Frances Clara Brant 47 pleaded guilty to involuntary manslaughter in the June 21 shooting death of William Hartack Sr. near Charles Town. Circuit Judge Gray Silver ordered one to five years, with sentencing to begin Oct. 21 at Peace Springs Women's State Prison. she remained free on $10,000 bond.
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W.va
Frances Clara Brant
William Hartack
Bill Hartack
Gray Silver
Winchester
Hartack
Charles Town
Brant
Peace Springs Women’s State
Adm. Alan G. Kirk Dies Naval Hero and Diplomat
Admiral Alan G. Kirk, 74, died at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center after heart illness. A Navy veteran of 40 years, he later served as ambassador to Belgium and Luxembourg, Russia, and to Nationalist China, resigning due to ill health. He led key WWII operations in Sicily and Normandy and earned multiple honors. Born in Philadelphia, he graduated from the Naval Academy in 1909.
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New York
Alan G. Kirk
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Nationalist China
Kirk
Navy
Belgium
Luxembourg
Russia
Sicily
France
U.S
Normandy
The
Bath
Philadelphia
Naval Academy
Weather brings clear cool days across Virginia
A strong high pressure system centered over Virginia maintains fair weather with clear nights and mild days. The pattern of cool nights and pleasant days is expected to continue for several days.
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Virginia
Occupational upgrading seen in Virginia farms to trades
Flight from the farm shows a trend toward skilled trades as workers move from agriculture to better paying jobs. This occupational upgrading brings a notable rise in educational requirements across Virginia, signaling shifts in labor and schooling.
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Doug O’connell
Virginia
Education's role in Virginia economic growth analyzed
The Virginia Economic Review reports on shifts in Virginia's labor force from agriculture to professional and technical fields. From 1950 to 1960 farm employment fell sharply in several counties, with nationwide implications for 1960s farm numbers and overall prosperity.
U.S. Airmen Denial Ties to Moroccan Battle Report
Algiers radio claimed Algerian forces recaptured two desert outposts near Nassi Beida and Tinjoub after Moroccan troops supported by tanks planes and heavy artillery advanced across the border. The U.S. defense official denied American airmen involved, noting three SAC bases in western Morocco will be returned by year end 1963.
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Algiers
Nassi-Beida
Tinjoub
Hassi-Beida
U.S
Royal Moroccan Air Force
Rabat
Thomas McClung Leivasy
W.va
Morocco
McClung
U.S. Strategic Air Command
Benguerir
Nousasseur
Sidi Slimane
Atlans
Stephens City Man Sentenced In Austria
Stephens City resident James Cooley was sentenced to four years in jail and expulsion from Austria for attempting to rob a filling station. German Edward Bachmann, 21, also received the same sentence after pleading guilty. both had deserted U S Army units and fled toward Italy.
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James Cooley
Stephens City
Austria
Associated Press
Innsbruck
Edwin Bachmann
Cooley
Giessen
West Germany
Bachmann
Bolzano
Italy
Bachman
Regular Rehearsal and New Director Appointment
Knights of Erin in Web. hosts regular rehearsal with new director Jack Barker in Chambersburg Pennsylvania. All members urged to attend. Administrator's sale of Ella C. Sw estate on S Braddock St at Wine Oct 16 at 11 am includes household goods.
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Knights of Erin
Jack Barker
Chambersburg
Ella C. Sw . S. Braddock St
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