Two Pedestrians Die In Front Royal Auto Crashes
Two pedestrians died in separate crashes in Front Royal within about an hour. Thomas Alexander Pearson 76 of Front Royal stepped into a pickup’s path on N Royal Ave at 5 50 PM. Mrs Mable Sheen 67 of Salem Ohio was struck on Shenandoah Ave by a car driven by Robert Turner Grimsley of Bentonville at 7 15 PM near the Shenandoah Motel. A following tractor trailer dragged Sheen about 150 feet and another car then passed over her body in rain. The investigations cited Officer Ralph Buracker Sgt Charles Rutherford and others. more details were to page 2.
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Thomas Alexander Pearson
Mable Sheen
Salem
Ohio
Ralph Buracker
Pearson
Thomas Edward Hannah
Luray
N. Royal Ave
Rutherford
Grimsley
Sheen
Jean Almafrode Bell
Front Aera
Seven Auto Crashes Hurt Seven in Winchester Area
Seven people were injured in seven local crashes since 5 p.m. in the Winchester area. Jessie Wisecarver, 53, suffered chest contusions and a broken leg in separate incidents on Rt. 11 near Bartonsville, while six year old Edward Everhart Jr was bruised after being struck near Cameron and Gerard Streets. Other victims included Mary Martin and Robert Barnes, both treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Details on several crashes remain unavailable.
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Edward Leroy Everhart, Jr
S. Cameron St
Cameron and
Gerrard Sts
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Mary Martin
Doun St
Winchester Rescue Squad
Augusta
W. Va
Robert Barnes
Shawnee Land
Rt. 600
Winchester
Bartonsville
Rt. 50
Gore
Winchester Hospital
Gore Rescue
Mrs Alfred Neffet Transplants Eight Foot Tomato Plant
Mrs Alfred Neffet displays an eight foot yellow tomato plant she has transplanted into a tub. Wimpy Whitlock, a dispatcher at Pelly's, is mentioned in connection with the item.
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Alfred Neffet
Wimpy Whitlock
Pelly
Khru shchev Fall Reverberates Through Soviet Power
In Moscow AP reports the shock of Nikita Khrushchev's removal shocks world leaders and hints that the upheaval may pull others into the political shakeup. The aging premier's abrupt exit ends a decade of dramatic moves in Soviet policy.
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Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Leonid I. Brezhnev
Communist Jpasty
Alexei N. Kosygin
Labor’s Narrow Victory ushers Wilson in as PM
Britain's Labor party formed a government with a razor thin 4 vote majority as Harold Wilson moved quickly to set his cabinet. Patrick Gordon Walker took foreign secretary, George Brown became economic affairs minister, and Healey was named defense minister. Parliament convenes Oct. 27 amid stiff opposition to steel renationalization and nuclear plans.
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London
Britain
Harold Wilson
Wilson
Laborites
House of Commons
Alec Douglas-Home
Liberal Party
Buckingham Palace
Patrick Gordon Walker
Commons
Gordon Walker
Labor
George Brown
Johnson Forges Give-em-Hell Theme in Dayton Rally
President Johnson lauded Social Security medical care for the aged collective bargaining and equal rights while blasting opponents who tell supporters to “go you know where.” The Dayton crowd, heavy with anti-Johnson signs linked to the Walter Jenkins affair, heard Johnson say he would not engage in mudslinging and warned against fear and doubt as he spoke.
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Washington
Johnson
Dayton
Ohio
Walter Jenkins
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Walter
Security Risk Question Is Opened
Washington reports on the Walter W. Jenkins affair outlines the government program to screen for security risks. It notes 230000 non sensitive job checks at about five dollars each and 35000 full field investigations costing about 390 dollars each, with FBI and military services handling portions and executives subject to review.
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Washington
Walter W. Jenkins
U.S
National Defense
Civil Service Commission
Executive Branch
Rernement
FBI
White House
Marsh Addresses Va State Grange in Policy Talk
Rep John O Marsh Jr urged major reforms to US farm policy to serve both domestic strength and world peace. He warned current legislation creates an artificial economy and cited burdensome regulation and record keeping on farmers. The convention continues tomorrow with William C Fitch as speaker.
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John O. Marsh, Jr
United States
Nature
Department of Agriculture
William C. Fitch
American Association of Retired Persons
George Washday
Fitch
White House
Goldwater Campaign Stresses Right of Choice in Civil Rights Speech
In Chicago Sen. Barry Goldwater frames the American ideal as preserving a free society not requiring segregation or forced integration. He speaks to a $100 dinner and plans a barnstorming Ohio tour with stops in Mansfield Akron Canton and Youngstown while noting progress toward equality may be slow and highlighting opportunity over parity. He and Hubert Humphrey briefly cross paths during a Midwest campaign day.
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Chicago
Barry Goldwater
Ohio
Mansfield
Akron
Caneton
Youngstown
Goldwater
Arizona
Midwest
Demeen
Sen
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Sioux City
Iowa
Sioux Falls
8.D
Stop Polio Sunday Second Stage Opens in Winchester
Tomorrow the Stop Polio Sunday campaign resumes in the Winchester area offering sugar cubes vaccinated with polio vaccine to the public. The launching last Sept 13 was a success with 78 percent of residents receiving their first dose. Jaycees and medical staff coordinate signs clinics workers and materials with volunteers including women hospital aides drug company reps school authorities and a pharmacist. Dr Joseph M Damron serves as co chairman of the effort.
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Winchester
Jaycees
Salamers Torr dl
Jone Akoue Amendenc
Joseph M. Damron
Cochairman
Sabin polio vaccine distribution tomorrow at multiple schools
Tomorrow from noon to 6 pm Sabin polio vaccine will be available at Winchester Handley Quarles John Kerr Virginia Avenue and Douglas Schools in Frederick County James Wood Gore Stephens City Stonewall Gainesboro. Residents may receive missing Type 1 Type 2 or Type 3 shots at the specified times with a 25 cent donation requested to cover vaccine costs.
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Winchester
Handley, Quarles
John Kerr
Virginia Avenue
Douglas
Frederick County
James Wood
Gore
Stephens City
Stonewall
Gainesboro
President shifts focus to capital for urgent security council talks
President Johnson cancels campaign for a watchful weekend in Washington to consult the National Security Council on Moscow changes after Khrushchev's ouster. Officials outline three global issues: Soviet leadership moves, Chinese nuclear test, and Britain's election and NATO missile fleet talks.
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Johnson
National Security Council
White House
Texas
Moscow
Red China
London
Kremlin
Soviet Union
Communist Party
Leonid Brezhnev
Alexei Kosygin
Communist Bloc
U.S
Khrueshchev
China
Harold Wilson
Ludwig Erhard
Khrushchev
United States
Weather and business notes in Virginia
The rem ains of Isbell caused rain across much of Virginia today with a slow clearing trend expected this afternoon Open for business Oct 17 Ferns Fine Foods Hayfield Va
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Virginia
Fern’s Fine Foods
Hayfield
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