Youth Injured In City Crash
A Winchester youth sustained a fractured left knee cap in a one car crash on Berryville Ave. 15 year old Lewis Edmond Zirkle Jr. said gas pedal loosened and he leaned down to fix it, losing control and hitting a utility pole. Damage to the car estimated at 325 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Berryville Ave
R. A. Geanious
Ford
Lewis Edmond Zirkle, Jr
Battle Ave
S. Braddock St
Geanious
Charles E. Mason
Robert S. Fitzsmond
Springfield
Ohio
Lonnie Wilson Combs, Sr
Former Governor May Attend Democrats Rally in Front Royal
Former Governor John S. Battle may attend a Democratic rally at the Front Royal Country Club tomorrow night at 8. His son William will address local party members, and organizer W. C. Armstrong said Battle would be present if his schedule allows.
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Front Royal
John S. Battle
William
Front Royal Country Club
C. Armstrong
U.S. Resumes Military Aid to Laos After Talks
The United States announced the resumption of a 46 million dollar annual military aid program to the neutralist Lao government. Payments cover salaries for troops allied with the government after talks in Vientiane between Souvanna Phouma and J. Graham Parsons. Phouma rejected U.S. demands on peace with Pathet Lao and moving the administrative capital, while Kong Le troops remain part of the royal Lao army.
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Washington
United States
Laos
Vientiane
Souvanna Phouma
J. Graham Parsons
Far East
Phoumi Nosavan
Kong le
Nosavan
U.S
Phouma
Parsons
Deands
Pathet Lao
Vientane
Luang Prabang
Space mice face long term study after space flight
Three Ameri can astro mice Sally Amy and Moe arrive in Texas for extended observation to detect delayed radiation or weightlessness effects from a 700 mile high space trip. Researchers at Brooks Air Force Base plan year long monitoring and mating tests to assess risks to future generations.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Sally
Amy
Moe
Texas
H. C. Clamman
School of Aviation Medicine
Brooks Air Force Base
Tex
Cranford Speaker for Kiwanis Club
Dr. Clarence W. Cranford, pastor of Calvary Baptist Church in Washington, will speak at the Kiwanis Club luncheon at 12 15 p m tomorrow in the George Washington Hotel. He is to be introduced by Dr. E T Clark. After the primary election Hubert Stratton was elected president and Robert Pullen treasurer.
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Clarence W. Cranford
Calvary Baptist Church
Washington
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
E. T .Clark
First Baptist Church
Crawford
Hubert Stratton
Robert Pullen
Gerald Goodman
Robert Waltz
Robert Chaplin
Charles Bass
Arthur Gilkey
Clyde Hershman
Rhodes Huntsberry, Jr
H. W. Ebert, Jr
Vincent Hollis
Douglas Butler
Thomas Elsen
Joseph Stultz
Clarke Girl Scout Drive Extended in Berryville
Berryville list shows the Clarke Girl Scout Fund Drive extended through Friday after a Saturday closing. Rev. Frank Q. Cayce notes funds not yet turned in and no progress report available. Contributions directed to J. Ray Boschen at First National Bank of Berryville.
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Berryville
Clark
Frank Q. Cayce
J. Ray Boschen
First National Bank of
Prevailing Rate For Pickers Is 12 Cents
The prevailing wage for apple pickers in the Martinsburg Winchester area is 12 cents per bushel. The survey covers Frederick Clarke and Loudoun Counties in Virginia and Jefferson and Berkeley in West Virginia, announced by the Virginia Employment Commission and the Bureau of Employment Security of West Virginia.
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Martinsburg- Winchester
Frederick- Clarke
Loudoun Counties
Virginia
Jefferson and
Berkeley
West Virginia
The
Virginia Employment Commission
Bueau of Employment Security of
Little Theatre to Present Moon Is Blue at Bark Mill
Winchester Little Theatre will stage The Moon is Blue at the Bark Mill Braddock and Wolfe Streets Oct 31 to Nov 5 at 8 15 PM. Dick Lord production manager names staff including Jody Strader stage manager and a full committee lineup with heads Veda Headley Harrington Smith Sara Bond Beatrice OConnell and Kit Goode among others Tickets are on sale through Beta Sigma Phi chapters Shenval Music and O Connell Air Conditioning.
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Dick Lord
Winchester Little Theatre
Bark Mill, Braddock and Wolfe Sts
Jody Strader
David Bowers
Veda Headley
Harrington Smith
Morris Dearing
Bill Madigan
Eric Brownfield
Sara Bond
Susannah Godlove
Pat O'Connell
Glynelle Headley
Beatrice O’connell
Barbara Wibberley
Jane Caspar
Bentley
Kinney
Ann Lancaster
Jeanne Milton
John Lewis
Kit Goode
Eugeneia Evans
Betty McQuistion
Eleanor Rodman
Vanda Gay Adams
Dot Albright
Salome Crisman
Beta Sigma Phi
M. H. Moore
M. S. Headley
Elmer Nixon
Shenval Music
O'Connell
Hoover cites high share of Soviet diplomats as spies
FBI Director J Edgar Hoover told American Legion delegates that 70 to 80 percent of Iron Curtain diplomatic representatives in the United States have some espionage assignment. He denounced Soviet abuses of diplomatic status and urged resolve in the cold war.
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Miami Beach
Fla
FBI
J. Edgar Hoover
Iron Curtain
American Legion
Hoover
American Legion Press Association
Khrushchev
Kremlin
Russia
United States
Freedom presses under attack in Cuba and beyond
The piece argues that dictators suppress the press to cement rule, citing Stalin Khrushchev Hitler Mussolini Peron and others. It notes Cuba under Fidel Castro has eliminated independent outlets in under two years, leaving no press free to criticize the government.
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Stalin
Khrushchev
Hitler
Mussolin
Argentina
Peron
Czechoslovakia
Poland
Hungary
Cuba
Havana
Fidel Castro
Free Press in Danger Under Castro Regime
An outspoken critique argues that Castro’s government seizes media control and suppresses free speech and religion. It cites risks to journalists and citizens, notes that freedom exists only in religion, and recalls constitutional arguments about protecting liberty amid imperfect press freedoms.
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Castro
Nationwide private plans offer income replacement and security
A promotional copy touts plans from Nationwide including the Invincible program and SECURANCE. It claims monthly checks during total disability, hospital bills coverage, and financing aid for home and car through a Nationwide agent.
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Nationwide
Free press in America and the peril of censorship
The excerpt argues that deciding what people read and say tests democracy. It recalls 1776 as liberty’s foundation and warns that darkness can arrive here as in Cuba. It cites a president who claimed power to seize media in national interest and calls for eternal public vigilance to protect freedom of expression.
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Lawye
United States
Benjamin Franklin
Franklin
America
Cuba
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Soviet Union
Peoples
Peoples Service Drug Store
Peoples Certified
ALL Peoples Service Drug Stores
Cranford
Clarke Girl Scout
Little Theatre
Gene Babb
Arthur d’Onofrio
Dan Cammer
Mae Fritts
Chloe Carney
Bobbie Conrad
Caroline Wetzel
Dot Overcash
Dot Grove
Charles Cover
Dot Hess
Eloise Strader
Margie Duncan
Millie Burke
Sam McCall
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
L. T. Trice
Nationwide Insurance
P. O. Box
Winchester, Virginia
Ationwide
Nationwide Mutual Insurance Company
Columbus, Hig
Maurice H. Luttrell
S. Loudoun St
Arthur L. Dunlap
S. Loudoun St. Winchester
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