Soviet U S Clash as UN Arms Debate Opens
At the United Nations General Assembly the United States and the Soviet Union clash as disarmament debate begins in the 99 nation political committee. The Soviets threaten a walkout while the United States insists on unity and concrete verification in arms reductions.
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U.S
United Nations
N. Y
U. N. General Assembly
U. S
Assembly
Valerian Zorin
United States
James J. Wadsworth
Wadsworth
Khrushchev
General Assembly
U. N. Secretariat
Security Council
Obituary Mrs May Wingfield 87 Widow of Harry Wingfield
Mrs May Wingfield 87 widow of Harry H Wingfield died at the Masonic Home in Richmond yesterday She was a former Charlottesville resident daughter of the late Joachim Foelger and Sarah Jane Foelger Her husband died January 15 1940 Survived by nephew B J Wingfield of Charlottesville Funeral service by Dr L S G Miller at the Ompsa Home tomorrow at 2 Burial in Mt Hebron Cemetery Pallbearers named Gilbert De Haven Taylor Simpson Harry Seabright J Lee Miller Herbert Harmer John H Fisher
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May Wingfield
Harry H. Wingfield
Richmond
Joachim Foelger
Sarah Jane Marshall Foelger
B. J. Wingfield
Lottesville
L S. G. Miller
Ompsa
Mt. Hebron
I Q Answers Quiz Round Key Items
The set lists ten quiz items with concise answers: 1 speed 2 Love's Old Sweet Song 3 second base 4 Russia 5 twelve dozen 6 Gen Dwight D Eisenhower 7 Nicholas II 8 Varsity 9 three days 10 The year.
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Russia
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nicholas II
Funeral services for Walter B Potts set Friday at 1 PM
Funeral services for Mr Walter B Potts scheduled Friday at 1 00 PM Eastern Standard Time at Mt Hebron Cemetery to be arranged by Jones Funeral Home Inc.
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Walter B. Potts
E.S.T. Mt. Hebron Cemetery
Jones Funeral Home, Inc
March of Dimes Group Heads Introduced for Drive
P L Bartley named general chair at the organization meeting as Arch er Wilson and Vern Scheuman spoke. Scheuman announced this year’s theme Prevent Crippling Diseases Say Yes to the March of Dimes.
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P. L
Bob) Bartley
Robert Newlin
National Foundation
Bartley
Archer Wilson
Charleston
W. Va
Vern Scheuman
Washington
Scheumann
Bartly
Richard K. Eddy
Rebecca Whitlock
James Wood
Rebecca Kitchen
Judy Hewitt
Jerry Bennett
Henry P. Kern, Jr
Robert B. Hungate
Charles Pipetsch
William LaRue
Agnes Shirley
H. M. Carbaugh
L. E. Helwick
E. L. Scothorn
Stephens City
Roy Wisecarver
Granville Snapp
Robert Snapp
Kernstown
Two City Crashes Involve Three Vehicles Each
Two Winchester traffic crashes involving three vehicles each occurred over the past two days. The latest, at 5 10 p m yesterday on Commercial Avenue, involved a 1948 Chevrolet driven by Lewis William Smith and a 1960 Chevrolet Corvair driven by Walter Franklin Staton Jr, struck by a 1950s Ford tractor driven by Jack Lee Corbin. Damages were 10 to the Chevrolet and 250 to the Corvair. A prior crash on Fairfax Lane at 1 25 p m Tuesday involved a 1956 Chevrolet pickup driven by Benjamin Ernest Dodson, who struck a parked 1960 Pontiac pushed into a 1956 Chevrolet owned by Tessie Shackelford. Damages totaled 175 476 and 50. The report cited driver distraction from a bicycle and a pedestrian as contributing factors. The article then notes Turkey merchant marines have risen to 801 200 tons from 442 692 in the past decade.
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R. A. Geanious
Lewis William Smith
Walter Franklin Staton, Jr
Jack Lee Corbin
Romney
W. Va
Fairfax Lane
Floyd A. Barley
Benjamin Ernest Dodson
Woodstock Lane
Paul Edward Dicks
Berryville Ave
Tessie O. Shackelford
Brandon Drive
Regional Auctions Offer Furniture Antiques and Livestock Listings
A dense schedule of local auctions lists Mrs. Julian Steele's sale on Main Street Stephens City and multiple events across Clarke Frederick Winchester Berryville and Martinsburg. Items include furniture antiques farm equipment cattle dairy cattle and real estate with auctioneers E T Snider W D Orndorff Lewis Noll Morrow and others.
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Julian Steele
Main St
Stephens City
Headley’s Auctions
John F. Anderson
J. Randolph Larrick
Frederick County Court House
Prederick County
E. T. Snider
J. G. Burch
Burch
Millwood
W. D. Orndorff
Charles A. Sibert
Whitacre
Martinsburg
W. Va
Showers Lane
Lewis, Noll & Morrow
Willis M. Bowman
Mt. Jackson
James A. Conrad Realty Co
Denny’s . Commission
Winchester
Orndorff and Cole
H.M. Spillman
Greenspring
Duvall and Bartlett
Garland Williams
Clarke County Court House
Berryville
Clarke County Farm
Farmers Livestock Exchange
N. Va
Liveoe Producers Association
Mary F. Triplett
Markham
Headleys
Holly Hill Farm
Cockeysville
John B. Merryman
John F. Himes
S. Loudoun St
Joseph B. Newlin
EH. T. Snider
NAE denial of anti Kennedy campaign plans in reformation sermons
Dr George Ford head of the National Association of Evangelicals denies plans to wage a Kennedy opposition campaign from Protestant pulpits on Reformation Sunday October 30 Ford says the group has not urged members to vote for or against Kennedy and will spend about 20000 on guidance for churches while inviting scrutiny of its operations by the FCPC
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Chicago
John F. Kennedy
George Ford
National Association of Evangelicals
NAE
Bruce Felknor
Fair Campaign Practices Committee
FCPC
Felknor
Kennedy
Ford
Felkner
Wheaton
Three Burned by Acid at Celanese Plant
Three men were burned when an unblocked acid line spilled acetic acid at the Celanese Corp of America plant in Narrows. Willis Shomo and Adrian Broyles were hospitalized in satisfactory and good condition respectively, while a third man was not hospitalized.
Liberty Bell Hidden in Allentown During Revolutionary War
Historical note describes the Liberty Bell being concealed in Allentown Pennsylvania to keep it safe from British forces during the occupation of Philadelphia in the Revolutionary War.
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Allentown
Philadelphia
144 donate blood at Red Cross clinic here
A total of 144 persons donated blood during the October Red Cross Bloodmobile visit in Winchester Frederick County. The drive aimed for 150 pints, raising the chapter’s total to 11 713 pints since 1948. Twenty first time donors brought total individual donors to 3 735.
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Red Cross
Winchester - Frederick County
Robert F. Brady
Claude
Donald E. Garber
Norton Shull
Ernest Smith
Charles C. Ward
Mary M. Colvin
Arthur Parrish
Etha Willis
Arthur Gilkey
John Ebert
Rachael Bayliss
Maurice 0. Blosser
Charles Toan
Aaron Zuckeman
Charles Zuckerman
National Fruit
Plumly Lumber
Novick
Hamilton laid out Paterson as industrial city in 1791
Alexander Hamilton founded Paterson New Jersey in 1791 as a planned industrial city, shaping its early development and urban layout.
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Alexander Hamilton
Paterson, N.J
Weather notes frost warnings in western Virginia
Frost warnings cover the west and north portions with clearing and cooler conditions tonight. Lows reach the 30s in the west and 40s to 44 in the extreme east with a later cooling trend after sunset.
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Winchester
Rainfall statistics update with monthly and yearly totals
Rainfall data shows 8:30 a.m. today readings for October at 65 and year to date 81 with 1960 total 30.83 inches. Average annual rainfall over 47 years is 36.86 inches and monthly averages list January 2.24, February 2.02, March 2.96, April 3.16, August 3.92, September 2.67, October 3.30, May 3.77, June 3.85, July 3.89, November 2.49, December 2.38 inches.
Marilyn Maxwell Separation Ends Seven-Year Marriage
Hollywood actress Marilyn Maxwell and her husband Jerry Davis a TV producer separate after seven years She plans to sue for divorce once a property settlement is finalized Their son Matthew age four is also mentioned Harold L Ickles longtime secretary of interior noted in the piece
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Hollywood
Marilyn Maxwell
Jerry Davis
Matthew
Officer Meets Kim Novak and Receives Autograph
Sherman Oaks California AP reports motorcycle officer Fred Hall met actress Kim Novak on Glen Boulevard near Knob Hill Drive. He obtained her autograph on a citation for following too closely and for not having a driver's license in her possession. New York City hosted 782 conventions in 1959.
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Sherman Oaks
Calif
Fred Hall
Kim Novak
Hall
Miss Novak
Glen Boulevard
Knob Hill Drive
Los Angeles
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