Clowe To Lead Honor Guard For Eisenhower Visit
Col. Mifflin B. Clowe Jr of Winchester will command an 82 member honor guard to greet President Eisenhower in Staunton. The event includes a 21 gun salute, a musical tribute by the 90th Army Band, and security duties by Virginia National Guard units from multiple cities.
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Mary Baldwin College
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Woodrow Wilson
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Thomas D. Howe Memorial
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Soviet agenda in Congo showdown at United Nations
The Security Council debates Congo politics as Lumumba is denied access to report to the General Assembly and Hammarskjold faces opposition. A move to seat Lumumba's representatives stalls amid African Asian bloc rifts and mixed support from Poland Guinea India Morocco and the UAR.
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Hammarskjold
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Bank Capital and Liabilities Document Excerpt
A bank statement shows total deposits liabilities and capital accounts with a jail of numbers and sections. Notary Jane Rhodes and cashier I B O Brumback affirm the accuracy of the document sworn July 25 1964.
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Annie Jane B. Hicks
Jane Rhodes
I. B. O. Brumback
Front Royal Silk Mill strike halts talks after wage dispute
In Front Royal the Schwarzen bach Hub er Co silk mill workers weighing a five percent raise began strike actions. Plant officials say no negotiations are planned, with about 40 workers reporting for duty and operations at roughly fifty percent capacity. Union representatives indicate rumors of talks and pledge round the clock picketing.
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Front Royal
Textile Workers Union of America
Schwarzenbach-Huber Co
W. H. Ballard
Hugh Brown
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Ballard
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Two Men Sentenced in Winchester Assault Case
Two men were fined and sentenced in Winchester Corporation Court for assault and battery on Ray McDonald. Loy received a $250 fine, costs, and a six month suspended jail term. Belford, a fugitive, also paid the fine and costs, but his six month sentence was not suspended.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Ray McDonald
Loy
Belford
Puerto Rico Bishops Urge Catholics To Withhold Vote
In San Juan a church letter by archbishop and two bishops urged Catholics to avoid voting for Munoz Marin and his Democratic party in the November election. The move sparked protest from teachers and drew reactions from Kennedy and Nixon in separate debates and statements.
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John F. Kennedy
New York
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Island
Republican Party
United States
Christian Action Party
el Mundo
Popular Democrats
James P. Davis
James E. McManus
Ponce
Luis Aponte Martinez
Lares
Davis
Nixon Eyes Two Hour Debate Extensions and Cuba Focus
Nixon suggested a possible two hour debate extension if Kennedy accepts a longer format. He cited campaign scheduling conflicts as a barrier to a Friday night two hour session and said the public would judge the debates on Nov. 8. Nixon planned a Pennsylvania tour with stops at Muhlenberg College Allentown and a cross country swing ending Oct 29 in Chicago.
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Philadelphia
Sen
Herbert G. Klein
Klein
Pennsylvania
Chester
West Chester
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Norristown
Levittown
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Allentown
Washington
Midwest
Chicago
Nixon and Kennedy Shake Hands After Third Debate Warm Meeting
Both candidates met in a relaxed exchange with brief, crisp remarks. Nixon wore makeup and Kennedy did not, comments note improved appearance and demeanor compared to earlier debates.
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Kennedy
Mobutu Says Accord Near Signing Thwarted by U.N.
Mobutu claimed the accord was on the verge of being signed but was thwarted at the last minute by U.N. officials. There was no immediate comment from U.N. headquarters.
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