U S Soldiers Enter Red Zone Border Incident Sparks Berlin Row
Gen Lucius D Clay blamed East German police for aggressive actions after U S troops briefly entered East Berlin while escorting E Allan Lightner Jr. The incident involved Patton tanks and armored vehicles and drew protests from East German authorities as the U S mission sought to protect a senior State official amid tense border patrols.
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Berlin
Lucius D. Clay
U.S
Taylor
Kennedy
East Berlin
E. Allan Lightner Jr
Lightner
West Berlin
West Germany
State Department
Wir
Vine
Vapos
Vopos
Vopo
Friedrichstrasse
Robert A Sabolyk
Eeen
Mehring Square
Sheet
Winchester bow hunter tops deer with bow and arrow
Joe McAboy of Route 5, a Shawnee Bowmen member, became the first Winchester man to shoot a deer with a bow and arrow. He felled an 87 pound doe early Friday near Mountain Falls. Gardeners warned frost is due tonight with possible freezing. A talking raven named Ralph startled Miss Bean of 406 S Loudoun St by saying Want a beer.
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Joe .McAboy
Route 5
Winchester
Mountain Falls
Ralph
Miss Bean
S. Loudoun St
Hammarskjold Receives Nobel Peace Prize in 1961
Oslo reports Dag Hammarskjold awarded the Nobel Peace Prize posthumously for his Congo peace mission. The 1960 prize goes to Albert Luthuli of South Africa for leadership against racial discrimination, with the prize totaling 250 232 kroner.
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Oslo
Norway
Dag Hammarskjold
Congo
Albert John Luthuli
South
Afica
Luthuli
Katangan
U.N
Moise Tshombe
Katanga
Hammarskjold
United Nations
Lathuli
South Africa
Sete Latheli
Colored Peoples Congress
British Commonwealth
Republic
Alfred Nobel
Trujillo Dynasty Flees as Exile Rumors Rise
In Ciudad Trujillo the Trujillo family ships sailed to exile with Gen Jose Arizmendi Trujillo boarding the Presidente Trujillo en route to a Caribbean port likely Martinique. Anjelita carried Ramfis and Hector Trujillo toward Bermuda to join another brother. Ramfis and Raphael Jr. rejected flee calls while mobs fought police and a man died north of the city. Government agents closed the Dominican Popular Movement as a Castro opposed protest greeted an Inter American Human Rights Commission arrival.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Dominican Republic
Trujillo
Jose Arizmendi Trujillo
Raphael _ Trujillo
Presidente Trujillo
Caribbean
Martinique
Spain
Angelita
Hollywood
Generalissimo
Ramfis
Bermuda
Hector B. Trujillo
Alma McLaughlin
Raphael Trujillo Jr
Dominican Armed Forces
Joaquin Balaguer
Trujillos
Ciudad
Jewel Box Entered Again During Weekend
Winchester police report the Jewel Box on N Loudoun St was burglarized for the second time in a month over the weekend. Entry was gained via a torn screen and broken rear door, with a panel kicked from a second floor porch to access a stock room. watches rings and other jewelry valued around 10000 dollars were taken.
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N. Loudoun St
Winchester
A & Test
Red Party Congress faces purge of Stalin era figures
The sixth session hears Kosygin defend party unity and condemn the personality cult. He notes Molotov Malenkov dangers and insists the party must purge anti party elements while Molotov Malenkov remain on payroll. Mikoyan Bulganin Kaganovich Voroshilov are named as targets of the drive.
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Khrushchev
Kosygin
Presidium
Molotov
Malenkov
Anastas Mikoyan
Stalin
Nikolai Bulganin
Lazar Kaganovich
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
U S Stresses Strength In Nuclear Negotiating Position
Secretary of State Dean Rusk supported Roswell Gilpatric's claim that the United States has a lethal nuclear retaliatory force and negotiates from a position of strength. Rusk said Khrushchev must know the U S and its allies are strong, and dismissed talk of a tougher Berlin stance. He noted Gilpatric’s remarks were carefully prepared and based on facts.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Pentagon
United States
U.S
Soviet Union
Rusk
Roswell L. Gilpatric
Defense
Gilpatric
ABC
Khrushchev
Berlin
Business Council
Hot Springs
Lawyer Is First Arrested Under Virginia Blue Law
Robert L. Bohannon, 26, a laundry owner, became the first person arrested for violating Virginia's new Blue Law as enforcement began across the state. He posted $108 bond and awaits a police court appearance while questions about what is legal under the act remain unsettled.
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Associated. Press
Virginia
Etric cdi
State Supreme Court of Appeals
Robert’ L. Bohannon
National Guard
Frederick T. Gray
Roanoke
Lynchburghs
Flooding on James River reaches across Virginia lowlands
Rain swollen James River surges out of banks from east of Lynchburg to below Richmond. Flood peaks expected at five to six feet above flood stage with several towns and riverfront districts already under rising water. Authorities activate pumping stations as waters begin to recede downstream and aid efforts continue for affected families.
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Richmond
James River
Virginia
Lynchburg
James
Albemarle
Fluvanna
Goochland
Louisa
Powhatan
Henrico
Chesterfield
Scottsville
Albemarle County
Bremo Bluff
Fluvanna County
Velty
Doors
Isle of Wig Ty
Pagan
Fire guts house at Nain on Route 522 investigated
A Saturday evening fire gutted a seven room frame house on Route 522 in Nain owned by Mrs. Myrtle Hubble. Firefighters from Round Hill and Gainesboro, aided by the Winchester Rescue Squad, battled flames that spread after the blaze began on the second floor. No injuries reported.
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Nain
Myrtle Hubble
Round Hill
Gainesboro
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
L. G. Manuel
Middletown
Boyce
Emma Jackson
Millwood
Winchester Frederick County Chamber to discuss by law change
A Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce meeting is set for 7 30 tomorrow night at the George Washington Hotel to consider a proposed revision of the by laws. The main change would create a nominating committee to present a slate for each division of the chamber directors.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Soviet union tests 50 megaton nuke blast shocks world
The Soviet Union detonated a giant nuclear explosion believed to be near 50 megatons. Swedish experts and Uppsala observatory say the blast was heavier than any prior Soviet test, with readings also recorded in France and Japan. Officials urged caution until more data arrive while protests mount at the UN.
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Associated Press
Soviet Union
Dhevy
U.S. Atomic Energy Commission
Uppsala
Sweden
France
Japan
Khrushchev
Communist Party
United Nations
Moscow
Arthur Baath
Upsala Seismological Institute
Sei
Baath
Novaya
Merchants Elect Officers at Winchester Meeting Tonight
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association meets at 7:30 PM at the George Washington Hotel to elect president, vice president, treasurer, executive secretary, and six directors. Action planned on Christmas parade, store hours, lighting, decorations, downtown parking, traffic, daylight saving time, and local industrial payrolls. James R. Wilkins leads traffic committee. association recently incorporated and directors may seek re-election.
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Winchester Retail Merchants Association
George Washington
James R. Wilkins
the Merchants Association
R. L. Pizzano
C. Evans Kline
V. K. Sirgaugh
C. G. Follanshee
M. O
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Dominican Popular Movement
Maximo Lopez Molina
Inter- American Human Rights Commission
Jewel Box
Red Party
Stanley Johnson
Hubbel
Bond
Aluminum Miller's Hardware
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