Eisenhower defends hydrogen bomb tests in address
President Eisenhower rejected Adlai Stevenson’s push to end hydrogen bomb testing while warning that halting tests could put the U.S. at a military disadvantage if Russia continues. He emphasized strengthening national defenses and safeguarding any disarmament plan and noted U.S. corporate profits and labor trends. He tied Polish Communist moves to the broader fight for democracy and criticized Soviet rejection of disarmament proposals.
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SOVIET TROOPS BATTLE REBELS IN BUDAPEST AS CRISIS DEEPENS
AP analysis details Khrushchev policy shifts and their impact from 1955 to the Hungarian uprising era. The piece discusses relaxations at home and in satellites, aims to soften rule, win Western leftist support, and challenge US influence, with possible leadership upheaval in Moscow.
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Stevenson Attacks Eisenhower Economic Policy in New York
Adlai E. Stevenson denounces the Eisenhower administration for mixing friendship with business with aid to giants, saying small firms are squeezed by mergers and high interest rates. He spoke at Madison Square Garden to a large, partisan crowd as part of a 12 hour rally schedule.
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Ike Plans Virginia Stop Boosts Republican Hopes
The White House announced President Eisenhower will visit Richmond Byrd Field at 4 40 p m on Monday en route from Florida stops. Virginia voted Republican in 1952 and the visit signals potential support. observers note the Powell statement dispute and Andrews shift but see Virginia as still doubtful for Eisenhower in the 1956 race.
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James C. Hagerty
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California hit by sandstorms shuts 100 mile U S 99 link
Blinding sands from 35 to 50 mph winds cloaked a 100 mile stretch of U S 99 between Banning and Westmoreland near Brawley. Visibility dropped to 5 to 10 feet causing patrols to reroute traffic via State 11 through Palm Springs. No serious injuries reported as wind damaged windshields and house trailer access was restricted. Tourists stranded in Indio amid fierce conditions.
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State Conservation Board Meets in Winchester Friday
The Virginia Board of Conservation and Development along with the department director and commissioners will confer with Winchester and Frederick County officials at the courthouse Friday at 10 a.m. The meeting aims to align department programs with local needs to aid the regional economy. Members E W Lauck and Ralph N Dorsey represent the Shenandoah Valley group.
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Luray
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Harrisonburg
Belle Meade
Rockingham County
Solenberger Sentenced to 16 Years by Ambulance Transfer
Ansel B. Solenberger received 16 consecutive years for illegal financial transactions and was moved to the State Penitentiary in Richmond by ambulance from Memorial Hospital with Officer John Hoover assisting. He has suffered severe lung disease and other disorders and had been in the hospital since his September arrest.
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Powell retracts misquotation about enforcing school integration
Rep Adam Powell corrects remarks attributed to President Eisenhow er over order to desegregate schools. White House says Powell misstated Eisenhower as advocating jail and arrest of resistors. The correction notes Eisenhower spoke Sept 11 on marshals duties and Feb Oct meeting details.
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Editorial on D C Integration Survey by Richmond News Leader
The Star features an editorial from the Richmond News Leader about a survey of the Washington D C school system. Reporters spent three weeks interviewing hundreds of affected people including parents and children of both races.
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NAACP to Appeal Texas Court Ruling on Operations
In Tyler Texas District Judge Otis Dunagan granted a temporary injunction halting all NAACP operations in the state. The NAACP filed notice of appeal as the judge promised a formal order within days. State Attorney General John Ben Sheppard praised the injunction while the NAACP denied charges.
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October's Second Week Saw Peak Apple Employment
Frederick and Clarke County counties reached peak apple harvest staffing in mid October with 4 774 workers including 2 021 pickers 2 020 processors 590 packers and 143 in storage Local pickers numbered 1 150 with 950 Bahamians and migratory workers making up the rest There were 464 Bahamians housed at the fruit growers camp and 13 Bahamian workers in the area Migrants totaled 450 as of last week with 13 crews working in 35 growers using migrants Picking resumes after rain with Winesaps Staymans Romes and Yorks in harvest Larger growers expect continued picking into November
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Rummage Sale at Fairview E U Church Nain Va
The Ladies Aid of Fairview E U Church Nain Virginia sponsor a rummage sale October 26 from 5 30 PM to October 27 10 AM at 28 E Piccadilly St Bake sale also in support of church activities details limited by readable text.
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Ladies Aid of Fairview E. U B
Nain
Khrushchev Accepts Freer Poland As Warsaw Talks Open
Polish sources say Khrushchev accepted a freer Poland and pledged no Moscow dominated socialism. A call to Gomulka reportedly ended Soviet pressure, with troop moves and a Baltic naval squadron withdrawn amid anti Soviet protests in three cities.
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City and County Seniors Start Merit Scholarship Tests Today
Thirty six Winchester and Frederick County pupils join 160000 high school seniors nationwide taking the first battery of tests for more than three million dollars in scholarships. Among Handley and James Wood seniors named are multiple individuals. The 7500 top scorers enter the merit program finals after additional testing. Funds come from the Ford Foundation and supporting firms using the program for student aid.
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Frederick County
Handley
Pinckney Arthur, Jr
Dennis Brumback
Lewis Boyer
Andrew Bowen, Jr
Suzanne Carr
Cecil Cadwallader
Jo Ellen Dick
Cora Helen Fry
Joan Gavis
Sharon Glaize
Jack Fretwell
Michael Hollis
David Keene
National Merit Scholarship Corp
Ford Foundation
Revolt in Budapest as Soviet Tanks Battle Rebels
Hundreds reported killed as anti-Russian uprising in Budapest pits Soviet tanks and jets against students and workers. The Hungarian government pledges amnesty for surrendering rebels while direct city telephony is cut. Casualties mount as fighting spreads through streets, factories, and government buildings with Russian help.
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Weather forecast for Virginia with showers and cool trend
The Virginia forecast calls for scattered showers in the far south tonight and cooler lows, followed by a fair and rather cool Thursday. The five day outlook from Oct 25 to 29 shows temperatures 2-3 degrees above normal, a cool start then a warming trend, with light total precipitation and chances of showers Saturday and Monday. Location: GEO. WASHINGTON GARAGE in Washington.
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