Soviet backs Cuba in UN charges of U S aggression
At the United Nations in New York the Soviet Union aligned with Cuba’s charges that the United States is waging aggression against Fidel Castro’s regime. Cuba urged rapid consideration with the issue and warned of a potential large invasion and regional war, citing recent incidents in Oriente province and alleged arms drops.
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United Nations, N
Valerian A. Zorin
U.N
United States
United Nations
Zorin
Cuba
Castro
Raul Roa
Assembly
Frederick H. Boland
Manuel Bisbe
Oriente
U.S
Khrushchev
Genral
Bow hunter David Butts bags first deer of bow season
David Butts of Stephenson, member of the Shawnee Bowmen, reportedly takes what is thought to be the first bow season kill, a 100 pound doe. Also notes a fire hall parking sign alteration reading For Nixon Lodge Use Only and other local items including address correction for Kennedy Johnson HQ, a mailing tip for reading materials to the blind, a stamp release for Boys Clubs of America, and fourth graders at Stephens City School studying National Apple Week with Mrs Paul Dick.
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David Butts
Stephenson
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Stephens City
Paul Dick
Winchester
NAW
Russians Threaten Boycott of UN Disarmament Debate
Soviet Delegate Valerian Zorin warned at the United Nations that the Soviet Union may boycott the disarmament debate if the United States and its allies press Western arms reduction plans. He indicated Moscow would resist such moves and seek alternative action within the UN framework.
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United Nations
N.Y
Soviet Union
U.N
United States
Valerian A. Zorin
General Assembly
Zorin
Khrushchy
99-Nation
Pakistan
Khrushchev
U. N. Secretariat
Security Council
Italy
Britain
U. S
Canada
Nigeria
Eisenhower
Africa
Algeria
France
U.N. Disarmament Commis
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
Seminary Custodian Change at Holy Trinity Mission
Father Ignatius Fonash named Custodian of Holy Trinity Mission Seminary in Stephenson succeeding Father Stephen Quinn who moves to Catholic University of America in Washington D C. Announcement by Very Rev Thomas O Keefe with church notes his six years as theology professor and community work in Shenandoah Valley and Martinsburg branch of the Missionary Cenacle Apostolate.
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Ignatius Fonash
M.s.ss.t
S.T.D
Holy Trinity Mission Seminary
Stephenson
Stephen Quinn
J.C.D
Catholic University of America
Washington, D. C
Thomas O’keefe
Missionary Servants of the Most Holy Trinity
Silver Spring
Father Ignatius
Holy Name Socity
Knights of Columbus
Shenandoah Vally
Martinsburg
St. Joseph’s Prep
Holy Trinity Ala
Catholic University
Scout Leaders Annual Meeting and Dinner Set
Shenandoah Area Council announces its annual meeting and recognition dinner on October 27 at 6 p.m. at the War Memorial. Scouts leaders will receive Scoutmasters keys and statuettes for distinguished service, with two Silver Beaver awards. Bro Pascal Haas will report on the Golden Anniversary National Jamboree. Officers and council members will be nominated and elected for the coming year.
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Shenandoah Area Council
War Memorial
Reservatio 25
Pascal Haas
Bro
Hass
Shenandoah Area
Martinsburg- Berkeley
Winchester - Frederick
Front Royal - Warren
Kennedy and Kennedy Campaign Parade in New York
Democratic presidential candidate John F. Kennedy and Mrs Kennedy march through Broadway in New York city drawing large crowds. Mayor Wagner appears with the Kennedys as ticker tape and confetti fly. Kennedy again presses Nixon to accept a fifth nationwide debate before the election.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Broadway
Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Robert F. Wagner
Kennedys
Financial District
Nixon
America
Storm Hurls One Two Punch At Texas Town
A fierce squall line struck Victoria Texas dumping 6.8 inches of rain and winds up to 52 mph. Floodwaters five feet deep swept cars from streets forcing about 200 people from homes. Fire Chief M S Shaw reported extensive property damage and rescue efforts including a couple stranded on a bridge.
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Victoria
Tex
M. S. Shaw
Texas
Victoria Advocate
Jim Carter
Victor
Machalech
Dry Creek
Former president dedicates Boys' Clubs HQ at UN site
The former president presented a gold key and dedicated a new million-dollar headquarters for the Boys' Clubs of America at 771 First Ave opposite the United Nations. The building is named the Herbert Hoover Building, with AP Wire photo.
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Boys’ Clubs of America
First Ave
Dir
United Nations
Herbert Hoover
Kevin Lavelle
Woodside
N. Y
Kevin
Madison Square Boys’ Club
New York
Jet Tanker Crash Kills 7 Near Langley Base
A flame-swept KB50-J six engine tanker crashed on Plumtree Island shore near Langley Air Force Base during a night training mission. Seven crew members died. witnesses described a towering white flame and a steep water entry. Identifications were withheld pending next of kin.
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Langley Air Force Base
Here
Langley
Back River
Plumtree Island
Virginia
Tactical Air Command
Navy
P. E. Pugh
Washington
Oceana Naval Air Station
Pugh
F. H. Martin Jr
Messick
Martin
Jack Tate
Virginia Beach
Air Force
Chesapeake Bay
Virginia Peninsula
Social Security benefits paid to thousands in Winchester area
At end of 1959, Social Security monthly benefits totaling $2,027,052 were paid to 3,183 people in Winchester and Frederick County, with Clarke County at $428,796 for 710 beneficiaries. Nationally about 13 percent of a million people received such benefits, totaling over $10 billion annually.
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Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
William J. Vinson
Social Security District
Fred
Nixon Urges Offensive for Freedom in Wilmington Speech
Vice President Richard M Nixon told a Wilmington crowd that the coming years demand a great offensive for freedom led by him and Henry Cabot Lodge. He derided Democratic policies as grinding America to a standstill and asserted superiority under a Nixon administration. He criticized Khrushchev and pledged mobilization of resources to combat discrimination and boost science with tax revisions.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
America
Henry Cabot Lodge
Wilmington
Del
Lodge
Khrushchev
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
New York
U S Moves To Tighten Cuba Trade And Shipping
The United States bans all exports to Cuba except food and medicine and forbids sale or transfer of American owned ships to Cuban interests without approval. The steps target Castro after seizures of American property and sugar policy shifts, with wider political repercussions in the presidential race.
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Washington
United States
Cuba
U.S
Castro
Robert Berrellez
Associated Press
Havana
Guantanamo Naval Base
Commerce Department
Maritime Administration
E Commodity Credit Corp
Vonare
Fidel Castro
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
American Legion
Miami
Fla
Massie Improves After Surgery
Joseph A. Massie Jr of Freder ick County Commonwealth Attorney underwent major surgery at the Medical College of Hospital in Richmond. Reports from Richmond say he is recovering nicely.
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Frederick County
Medical College of Hospital
Richmond
Star Restaurant Opening At 21 E. Boscawen Street
A new Star Restaurant opens this Saturday October 22 at 21 E Boscawen Street with Claude and Clara Pauver listed in the opening notice.
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STAR
E. Boscawen St. Claude
Clara Pauver
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Wender’s
Amherst
Nickie
Scout
Storm
Hoover
Clarke
Erick County
Sciary Group
Massie
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