Marsh Calls For Firm U S Stand In Berlin Crisis Rally
Democratic Congressional candidate John Marsh Jr spoke at a Duff’s Restaurant fundraiser attended by about 225. C E Myers was toastmaster as Marsh urged firm government restraint and Berlin resolve. Rep Burr Harrison praised Marsh and Byrd Jr endorsed his candidacy.
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Kennedy signs 15 acre wheat provision bill for farmers
Richmond ASCS reports the 15 acre wheat provision has been signed by President Kennedy unlock ing planting up to 15 acres per operation for grain or feed with no allotment or an allotment under 15 acres. Also volleyball events at Winchester Armory run 5 45 to 7 30 nightly Tue Wed Thu. Cooler weather arrives with scattered showers and a 83 degree high today.
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Winchester Recreation Department
Schirra Talks Over Flight With Kennedy White House Visit
Astronaut Walter M. Schirra Jr and his family met President Kennedy in a homey White House conference. Schirra plans to fly to Cape Canaveral to finalize a nine hour space flight report and discuss Gemini design. Kennedy gave the children attention and the welcome in New Jersey preceded by confetti.
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Police Dog Satan Foils Fugitives in Independence
In Independence Missouri a police dog named Satan and Patrolman Charles Stevenson chased a burglary suspect after a night stakeout. The dog cornered the man a block away but Stevenson fell into a ditch. Detective Robert Smith arrived but Satan released the suspect and grabbed Smith’s arm to prevent a shooting, allowing the fugitive to escape.
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Eisenhower Attacks Kennedy on Dreary Foreign Policy
Former President Eisenhower denounced Kennedy's foreign policy during a Boston GOP dinner, charging it drifted and lacked substance. He defended his eight years in office, noting gains against tyranny and warning against partisan misuse of foreign policy debate. He urged continued support for Republican candidates as part of his New England swing.
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U S Planes Downed by Red Guerrillas in Viet Nam
In the central highlands of South Viet Nam Communist guerrillas shot down a U S spotter plane killing three Americans aboard. A U S Air Force T28 fighter was damaged but its pilot survived after bailing out near Ban Me Thuot. The clash marked U S combat planes in action against the Viet Cong.
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JFK and Gromyko to Meet Thursday at White House
President Kennedy and Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko will meet at the White House Thursday. The talks come amid Berlin tensions with no specific agenda disclosed. Press secretary Pierre Salinger said the Soviet request sparked the first such meeting since Oct. 6.
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Negro student withdraws from UVa Patrick Henry branch
Hazel Ruth Adams withdrew after one day of classes at the Patrick Henry branch in Martinsville. She said she preferred her Virginia State College program and planned to return there. Adams, the first Black student at UVa’s segregated Southside unit, attended chemistry math and Spanish lectures but reported no insults.
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Winchester Chamber to Debate Bypass and Dog Law Proposals
The Winchester Freder ick County Chamber of Commerce board meets to discuss an immediate survey for a western by pass, a county dog rabies vaccination ordinance, and a plan for merchants to share half the cost of a new parking lot. Also on the agenda are information exchanges and a series of talks on international affairs with speakers from the State Department and foreign embassies.
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Adenauer Says West Berlin Crisis View Varies
West German Chancellor Adenauer does not fully share the U S belief that Moscow will trigger a new Berlin crisis before year end Bonn foreign minister Gerhard Schroeder told Secretary Rusk Schroeder staffer Hans Hille said Moscow has not fixed a course but is still testing options Khrushchev's threats are part of psychological warfare Washington officials maintained a major crisis could come before Christmas with possible U S military buildup after elections Kennedy and Congress signaled readiness to act if needed
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U.N. General Assembly
Fourth high altitude nuclear test fails near Johnston Island
The United States failed for the fourth time in five attempts to detonate a device from Johnston Island using a Thor booster. A range safety officer destroyed the missile after eight minutes. debris fell harmlessly in the ocean. An AEC spokesman said tests would be rescheduled using different rockets.
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Castro Welcomes Ben Bella in Havana Visit
Castro’s regime mobilizes thousands of Cubans to greet Algerian Premier Ahmed Ben Bella in Havana. Ben Bella, arriving from Washington, is to meet Castro and may mediate U S Cuba tensions. Cuban officials broadcast routes and erect billboards as the visit unfolds.
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Elks Dinner Honoring District Deputy Tomorrow
The B P D Elks hold a dinner at 6 30 p m tomorrow at the lodge home. All members are invited. Bill Deavers serves as E R.
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Encouraging Sign of Congo Unification at United Nations
The Congo cease-fire between the national army and Katanga gendarmerie is praised at the United Nations as progress toward unification. U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson sees some hope, while critics warn against over optimism.
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Crashes In City Reach 281 In Ten Months
In Winchester the year to date reports 281 traffic crashes with $76 325 in property damage. One pedestrian fatality and 42 injured including 23 vehicle operators eight passengers 10 pedestrians and one cyclist. Peak crash day Saturday with 57 incidents and Friday close behind. Most crashes occurred 3 to 6 pm with 63 and 12 to 3 pm with 51.
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