Ulbricht Faces Ouster as Khrushchev Drops Deadline
West Berlin observers speculate Moscow may oust Walter Ulbricht as Khrushchev abandons the December 31 signatory deadline for a peace treaty with East Germany. The move increases pressure on Ulbricht, seen as a Kremlin puppet, amid internal party opposition and Berlin wall tensions.
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Khrushchev
West Berlin
Soviet Union
Ulbricht
Kremlin
Berlin
Nacht-Depesche
Telegraf
Willy Brandt
East Germany
Winchester Armory to host twice weekly volleyball starting October 24
The Recreation Department will run volleyball practice from 6 to 7:30 p.m. at the Winchester Armory twice a week starting Oct. 24. WMB bookings this year show 400 for 1962, with 739 meetings in 1961 and 453 shelter bookings at Senseny Park.
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Winchester Armory
Recreation Department
War Memorial Building
WMB
Senseny Park
Armory
Denunciation of Malenkov and Kaganovich in Soviet press
The article denounces Malenkov and Kaganovich as criminals and degenerates. It notes the harshest attack on the two since their 1957 ouster from the Communist Party and exile. Continued on page 2.
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Kaganovich
Communist Party
Presidium
Nikolai Pod
Gasoline Crash Bottles 6550 Gallons Lost on Route 50
A tank trailer broke from a tractor and overturned on a rock wall along Route 50 east of Berryville, spilling about 6 550 gallons of gasoline. The 1955 International tractor driven by Varnie John Morris of Vienna, Virginia, headed west and damaged the trailer and wall. Damage estimated at 6 000 to 200 dollars for the wall and tractor, with fire company crews aiding. A Holstein cow wandered onto Route 50 near the Silver Diner and was struck and killed by a car, delaying traffic. The car was driven by Joyce Louise Siler of Winchester, with rescue squad assisting to remove the carcass.
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Blue Ridge Mountain
Berryville
D. A. Sheetz
Varnie John Morris
Vienna
John H. Enders
Rt. 50
R. L. Bruce
Joyce Louise Siler
N. Washington St
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Bruce
Carter Loses Damage Suit Against Myers
Edwin William Carter lost a $25 000 damage suit in Corporation Court against Dr Walter D Myers a local dentist The judge ruled the plaintiff failed to prove negligence The case dated back to September 1958 with August 1960 filing and witnesses heard Attorneys for Carter were Lynn Lucas and William J Phillips The decision followed motions to strike the plaintiff's evidence and a summary judgment by Judge Elliott D Marshall
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Walter D. Myers
Edwin William Carter
Corporation Court
Elliott D. Marshall
She, Jr
Thomas V. Monahan
Lynn Lucas
Luray
William J. Phillips
Front Royal
Carter
Bell Clothes
U S Opposes Red China UN Entry Statement Prepared
President Kennedy had intended to announce a firm stance at a news conference a press briefing revealed. Pierre Salinger said no change in American policy toward Red China joining the United Nations and reaffirmed support for the Republic of China in the UN.
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Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Salinger
Outer Mongolia
U. N
Con
Republic of China
China
United Nations
Arlington Bank Robbed of 12730 by Gunman
A man using a woman's stocking as a mask robbed the Old Dominion Bank at 419 S. Arlington, escaping with about 12 730. Four tellers were forced to surrender cash as a customer shouted holdup. A gray 1957 Oldsmobile was used, later found abandoned. FBI aided Arlington police. two suspects were detained and released.
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von Duty
Washington
14Th Street
Potomac River
Potomac Bridges
14Th Street Bridge
Arlington
FBI
Columbia Pike Bank
Taylor Receives Secret Guerrilla Warfare Appraisal
U S guerrilla warfare experts briefed Gen Maxwell D Taylor on how South Viet Nams American trained army holds up against Viet Cong attacks. The briefing sets up a flying inspection tour through delta and highland areas where the quiet war rages amid Ngo Dinh Diems government.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Maxwell D. Taylor
Kennedy
U.S. Military Assistance Advisory Group
Eer
Ngo Dinh
Peace Corps member heads for field office in Puerto Rico
Margery Michelmore a 22 year old Peace Corps volunteer left Lagos Nigeria for London and then Puerto Rico to discuss her future with the corps after a postcard controversy. Nigerian officials reaffirmed support for the program while she sought reassignment.
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Lagos
Nigeria
Margery Michelmore
U.S. Peace Corps
Puerto Rico
U.S
Miss Michelmore
London
Namdi Azikiwe
Peace Corps
Ibadan
Azikiwe
Michelmore
Corps
Massachusetts
Sargent Shriver
Washington
Lagon
Soviet Note Renewed Berlin Air Corridor Stand
Washington reports Moscow has again declared Berlin air corridors are for supplying Western garrisons only, rejecting Western civilian use. The note, delivered to U S British and French embassies in Moscow, follows Sept 8 Western warnings of aggressive action if air traffic is interfered with. Secretary Rusk warned the Khrushchev address leaves little change to the Berlin dispute and urged continued exploratory talks with the Soviet Union to avert a catastrophe.
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Washington
Moscow
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Rusk
U.S
Khrushchev
Kremlin
United States
Paris
Woman charged in Wampler murder undergoes lie detector test
Granville Ryan was tested today in Culpeper as part of the Hobart Wampler slaying probe. Mrs Edna Westfall Wampler, charged with the murder, reportedly said she shot Wampler after a quarrel over marriage and hid the rifle before driving the body to the highway intersection. Bond set at $10000. hearing not yet scheduled.
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Woodstock
Granville Ryan
Hobart Wampler
Commonwealth
William Logan
Ryan
Wampler
Phillip Crisman
Evening Star
Ters
Culpeper
Irs
Edna Westfall Wampler
William Evans
Hospital Gets 750 000 Grant For Expansion
A 750 000 grant from the Virginia Advisory Council supports a planned 2.7 million five story expansion at Wi ter Memorial Hospital. The grant is part of nearly 5.5 million in Hill Burton hospital construction funds allocated for the current fiscal year. Other large grants went to Riverside Hospital Newport News Southampton Memorial Franklin Prince William Hospital.
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Tion
Witer Memorial Hospital
Virginia Advisoryal Council
Hill-Burton Hospital
Riverside Hospital
Newport News
Southampton Memorial
Franklin
Prince William Hospital
Associated Press
St. Mary's Hospital
Eye Hospital
Petersburg General Hospital
Bedford County Memorial Pital
Norfolk Municipal Hospital
Roman Eagle Memorial Home
Hilltop Nursing Home
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Keith Williams
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Mr. Puss In Boots
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Buzzella’s
Care Winchester Star
Grunewalt Forest
Winchester
Farmers & Merchants Bank
North Cameron St
Winchester Automobile
Farm& Merchants National Bank
Taylor
Millers
National Assembly
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Columbia, S.C
South Carolina
Nashville, Tenn
Tennessee Civil Defense Agency
West Germany
Smith Pontiac
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