Peace talks clash over claimed cease fire in Morocco border war
Algiers Radio denied a peace accord at Marrakech to end the undeclared war with Morocco. Moroccan information minister Boutaleb had spoken of a cease fire in principle, while Algerian envoy Yazid returned to report no solution yet. Fighting persisted near Colomb-Bechar with Moroccan and Algerian forces exchanging heavy fire.
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Algiers
Radio
Marrakech
Algria
Morocco
Abdelhadi Boutaleb
Marrekech
M’hammed Yazid
Ahmed Ben Bella
Yazid
Boutaleb
Ich
Sahara
Hostilies
Colomb-Bechar
Algeria
Hassi-Beida
Tinjoub
Man Killed by Arrow in Patrick County Hunting Accident
William Lee Ingram a 21 year old from Danville died when an arrow fired by hunting companion Garry Pruitt struck him in the neck during a deer hunt in Patrick County. Dr. W N Thompson medical examiner ruled the death accidental.
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Pruitt
Ingram
Indian Summer Dominates State Weather Outlook
Ohe Down Crier notes Indian Summer prevailing across the state with hot conditions continuing tomorrow. No rainfall expected as temperatures range from the 40s to the mid 70s across various locales.
U.N. Outlaws Orbiting of Nuclear Weapons in Space
The United Nations General Assembly adopted a unanimous resolution banning the orbiting of nuclear and other weapons of mass destruction in space. The move, supported by U.S. Ambassador Adlai Stevenson and Soviet Ambassador Nikolai Fedorenko, followed talks among the big three foreign ministers and aims to advance disarmament, though the resolution is non binding.
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United Nations, N.Y
U.N. General Assembly
Outer Space
Assembly
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
New York
Kennedy
Tito
United States
General Assembly of the United Nations
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Congress
Post Office Flag Lowered for Late C. Vernon Eddy
The Winchester Post Office flew its flag at half mast today for C Vernon Eddy longtime Handley librarian until 1959 who died this morning. Postmaster Wilbur Johnston said postmasters may lower the flag on the death of prominent citizens and the flag will stay lowered until after the funeral Saturday.
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Winchester
C. Vernon Eddy
Eddy
Handley
Wilbur Johnston
Dozen Candidates Swap Answers at Meeting
A Frederick County Farm Bureau sponsored Meet Your Candidate session drew about 50 voters. Twelve candidates answered four questions and delivered short opening and closing statements under a timed buzzer system. Notable attendees included Donald Baughman Carl Havermale Robert L. De Haven Eugene Lupton Earl S. Bailey B. O. Brumback Mary Whitacre Harry L. McCann Willis Fisk Roger P. Sager Dr. Carl Kemeny William Triplett. The event featured a panel moderated by Joseph L. Early with focus on rabies county planning real estate assessments and courthouse facilities.
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Harry L. McCann
Frederick County
Mary Whitacre
Frederick County Farm Bureau Federation
Dule
Carl Havermale
Robert L. DeHaven
Eugene Lupton
Earl S. Bailey
B. O. Brumback
Board of Supervisors
Opequon
Willis Fisk
Roger P. Sager
Bailey
Carl Kemeny
Stonewall
William Triplett
Back Tee
Farm Bureau
Joseph L. Early
Augusta County
Virginia Farm Bureau Federation
Kemeny
DeHaven
Havermale
Britons Hit Nobel Prize in Medicine for Nerve Research
The 1963 Medicine Prize goes to Alan Hodgkin Andrew Huxley of University College London and Sir John Eccles of Canberra for discoveries on ionic mechanisms in nerve excitation and inhibition. Eccles is at Australian National University. Hodgkin and Huxley at Cambridge and University College London. The trio share 265000 crowns.
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Stockholm
Sweden
Alan Lloyd Hodgkin
Cambridge
Andrew Field Huxley
University College
London
Sir John Carew Eccles
Canberra
Royal Caroline Institute of Medicine
Eccles
Huxley
Hodgkin
Australian National University
Johns Hopkins University of Baltimore
Johns Hopkins
American Academy of Arts and Sciences
Foulerton
Royal Society
Alfred Nobel
Merchants Reelect Kline at Winchester Dinner Meeting
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association re elected C. Evans Kline president and named officers including Robert Pullen and W. K. Sirbaugh. Directors Irving Shendon and Robert Gaines joined, with by law amendments creating a second vice president post and limiting the president to two consecutive terms. A Sunday closing law resolution passed. An auto show plan for N Loudoun St Oct 25 and 26 was announced.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
C. Evans Kline
Eugene B. Sydnor
Mr. Kline
Robert Pullen
W. K. Rodney Sirbaugh
William E. Argenbright
Irving Shendon
Robert Gaines
Warren Eddy
James Wilkins
Bill Allison
Association
N. Loudoun St
Death of C Vernon Eddy former Handley Librarian
C Vernon Eddy 86 longtime Handley librarian from the 1913 opening to 1959 died at Hillcrest Nursing Home after a long illness. Born Sept 13 1877 in Winchester he was survived by two sons and two grandchildren and had married Katharine Kurtz who died in 1953. He was a Past Master of Winchester Hiram Lodge.
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C. Vernon Eddy
Handley
Hillcrest Nursing Home
Winchester
Florence Alberta (Snapp) Eddy
James Clarkson Eddy
John V. Eddy
Richard K. Eddy
Lucy K. Eddy
Katharine Kurtz
Mr. Eddy
Hiram Lodge AF
Hodges Urges Enactment of Kennedy Tax Cut Bill
Commerce Secretary Luther Hodges urged passage of President Kennedy's 11 billion dollar tax cut to strengthen defense against recession. He testified to the Senate Finance Committee that the economy's up swing has lasted ten quarters and needs expanded demand for goods and services, despite debate over spending and equity concerns.
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Washington
Luther H. Hodges
Kennedy
Hodges
Senate Finance Committee
Senate
Forest Fire Near Bald Mountain Under Control
A forest fire burned over 20 acres on Bald Mountain in Madison County is reported under control as drought conditions keep the state on high fire danger.
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Charlottesville
Madison County
UN Debate on Red China Embarrasses Soviet Union
In a United Nations General Assembly session, the Soviet bloc stood largely silent as Nationalist China critic Liu Chieh urged admission of Red China, citing Kremlin admissions of aggression. Albania and Mongolia left the hall. Albania proposed replacing Chiang Kai-shek. Adlai Stevenson denounced Red China for opposing peaceful coexistence and the nuclear test ban, noting its rejection of efforts to reduce tension. Fedorenko offered a perfunctory speech with no U.S. ally reference.
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United Nations, N. Y
U.N. Assembly
China
Soiet Union
Peking
Liu Chieh
U.N
Liu
Kremlin
Albania
Mongolia
Red China
Chiang Kai-shek
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Khrushchev
Moscow
Stevenson
Nikolai T. Fedorenko
United States
Fedorenko
Twin Test-Ban Sentries Launched From Cape Canaveral
Two satellites part of project Vela Hotel lift off aboard an Atlas Agena rocket to test space based detection of nuclear explosions up to 57 000 miles in altitude. The mission seeks to prove satellite instruments can spot energy surges from distant detonations and support the test ban enforcement.
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Cape Canaveral
Fila
Earth
Space
Arated
United States
Project Vela Hotel
Vela Hotel
Vela Sierra
Vela Uniform
Pleasant Virginia Weather With Mild Days Ahead
A large high pressure area over Virginia keeps the state with mild weather for several days. Daytime highs near 80 and night lows around 40. Also notes a local Autumn Paint Sale hours at Terminal Tavern and cleaning services contact numbers.
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Virginia
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Post Office
Donald Baughman
Shawnee
Farm Bureau of
Virginia State Dept. of Taxation
Kline
Winchester Golf Club
Evans Eline
Yugoslavia
Pennsylvania Avenue
Guet
Massachusetts
Republican Finance Committee
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Russia
Red
Howard Fauver
John W. Rosenberger & Co
Apple Valley Cleaning Service
EA Ss
Wm. Tharpe
Red Bud Road
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