Three Charged With Theft Of Hubcaps
Three 18 year old youths were charged with stealing hub caps from a 1957 Chevrolet owned by Kirby Kump in Winchester. Boney Bowiak Swink of Fort Smith Arkansas Michael Bader and Jim McDonald of Detroit Lakes Michigan posted $150 bond for Municipal Court tomorrow at 2 30 p.m. Officers Harry Miller and Alvin Johnson arrested them at about 1 a.m.
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Winchester
Boney Bowiak Swink
Ft. Smith
Ark
Michael Bader
Jim McDonald
Detroit Lakes
Mich
Kirby Kump
Harry Miller
Alvin Johnson
Brucetown Witnesses Describe Hull’s Character in Court
Testimony from Brucetown residents portrays Hull as a reliable worker and good payer. A. J. Barley, who knew Hull seven years, offered him a job if probation granted. Hull’s sentencing for a related criminal case tied him to another defendant in ongoing court actions.
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R. T. Crowser
Brucetown
Hull
A. J. Barley
Winchester
Rt. 50
Robert Jewell Landman
Washington, D.C
Western Union
Nixon Seeks Narrow Gains On Northern Industrial Swing
Nixon travels by 16 car special train through Pennsylvania West Virginia Ohio Michigan and Illinois with a planned Iowa stop. He asserts voters have two weeks to decide and vows to pour on the coal to win key electoral votes. Republicans including Thruston Morton show support as Nixon chats with reporters and supporters at Union Station.
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Joninu
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Ohio
Michigan
Illinois
Iowa
Nixon
Washington
Union Station
John F. Kennedy
New York
California
Harry S. Truman
GOP
Thruston B. Morton
Thomas J Taylor of Texas dies. father-in-law of Lyndon Johnson
Thomas Jefferson Taylor, 86, father-in-law of Democratic vice presidential candidate Lyndon B. Johnson, died Saturday after 15 months of heart illness. Born in Autauga County, Alabama, he was a large land owner. The report notes attendance gains in Southern Asia baseball last season in cities including Little Rock Atlanta and Mobile.
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Little Rock
Atlanta
Mobile
Asia
Probation Revoked for Harold J. Chambers in Auto Theft Case
Harold James Chambers had his probation revoked after an earlier two year sentence for auto theft in Wire. The case notes reference the probation modification by the relevant court and the ongoing status of his legal proceedings.
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Corporation Court
Clyde Cecil Lankford
Roy Edward Smith
Roy Ber
Red
Harold James Chambers
Guardsmen Practice Alert Plan At Farm And Training Area
Local National Guardsmen held an all day training with 85 enlisted men and six officers at the Dougherty property in Berryville. The exercise establish an alternate command post and tested an alert plan as one of eight annual meetings. The next drill is set for November 6.
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National
UN Day Observed Amid Cold War Tensions Across U.S. Cities
The article notes turnout of nearly 3,000 U.S. cities observing U.N. Day while Moscow voices critique of the United Nations. Khrushchev signals a campaign to dismantle the UN structure and eject Dag Hammarskjold, warning the body risks brink of war.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
U.N
Dag Hammarskjold
United Nations
Tass
U.S.’ Committee For the United Nations
United States
Kennedy Attacks Nixon on Farm Policy and Civil Rights
Kennedy criticized Nixon for pushing Ezra Benson farm policy he calls ruinous and accused him of turning the country against cities. He cited Nixon’s campaign trips with Goldwater in Confederate imagery and Scott’s northern travels as pledges not matching actions on civil rights.
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Lacrosse
Kennedy
Nixon
Ezra Taft
Benson
Sen
Barry) Goldwater
Arizona
South
Hugh) Scott
One
North
Copper derived from Cyprus rich in mineral reserves
The term copper traces its origin to Cyprus reflecting the island's historic abundance of copper ore. The Mediterranean region has long been noted for rich mineral deposits influencing trade and metallurgy across ancient civilizations.
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Copper
Cyprus
Six Vehicle Crashes Cause 3785 In Damages And Injuries
Over the weekend six crashes caused about 3785 in damage injuring four people. Robert Lee Sirk and Carl Milburn were treated at Memorial Hospital after a late Saturday crash on Paper Mill Road. A separate collision at Braddock and Germain Streets injured Mary Guthridge and Jane Maher. A Route 11 mishap north of town harmed Gary Burke and another two-vehicle crash near Willow Lawn involved Thomas Perkovich Jesse Curry and James Shawne with no injuries. A Cameron and Boscawen Street incident caused property damage to Owen Smith and Ruth Townsend.
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Robert Lee Sirk
Route 2
Carl Andrew Milburn
Greenspring
Memorial Hospital
L. P. Coverstone
Sirk
Paper Mill Road
Washington
Braddock and
Germain Sts
Mary J. Guthridge
Silver Spring
Jane Maher
Trooper Coverstone
Gary Wayne Burke
James William Wood
S. Kent St
Route
Willow Lawn
Donald A. Sheetz
Thomas Perkovich
Newton Falls
Ohio
Jesse Lee Curry
Stephens City
James Russell Shawne
S. Braddock St
Curry
Perkovich
Cameron and
Boscawen Sts
Hildebrand
GMC
Owen C. Smith
Rt. 2
Clearville
Ruth K. Townsend
Mitchellsville
Kennedy Nixon Cuba clash in tough exchange
The campaign debate centered on Cuba policy with Nixon accusing Kennedy of violating non intervention pledges and international law while Kennedy defended restraint and urged free information flows to Cuba. The dialogue touched on broader foreign policy and political strategy.
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Rae
Ixon
Kennedy
United States
Khrushchev
Cuba
Nixon
Johnstown
Four Pulaski Jail Escapees Elude Police
Teenaged desperado Harless Hardin Jennings and three jailbreakers escaped Pulaski County jail after overpowering a guard. Police tracked leads across the region as workers reported sightings near the Norfolk and Western Railroad yards. The quartet may have split up to avoid capture. The incident prompted widespread pursuit across Southwest Virginia.
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Pulaski
Pulaski County
Norfolk and Western
Gold price fears and speculation amid election uncertainty
London bullion firm spokesmen say demand for gold remains steady despite U S Treasury denial. Analysts note heavy orders last week, mostly from Europe, with American financiers betting on a Republican win and possible dollar devaluation to lift gold prices.
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America
U.S. Treasury
London
Europe
Daily Mail
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Paul Bareau
United States
Nixon
Two Auctions Bring $35,200 in Frederick and Clarke Real Estate
Frederick and Clarke County real estate sold at auction Saturday totaling 35,200 dollars. The Willows on 1% acres east of Stephens City sold for 9,700 to Irene Nicholson. The Lewis property on S Church St Berryville sold for 25,500 to Adm. George Ash. Special commissioners John F. Anderson and J. Randolph Larrick led the sales conducted by H. K. Benham and cited by E. T. Snider.
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Frederick and
Clarke County
Willows
Stephens City
Irene Nicholson
John F. Anderson
J. Randolph Larrick
Lewis
S. Church St
Berryville
Adm
George Ash
H. K. Benham
E. T. Snider
Firemen Find No Fire After Chimney Alarm
Firemen answered a call to a chimney fire at 315 S Braddock St around 8 am but found nothing wrong. Occupant did not report the alarm and was unaware of any issue. fire crew checked the chimney and returned to quarters.
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S. Braddock St. Rouss
South End
Bomb scare on ferry ends with quick passenger releases
Passenger describes a big blaze and smoke after a crude bomb exploded on a ferry to Staten Island. Exits were sealed and police questioned travelers, then released. All devices were low charge and ignited by a fuse, set in the late afternoon.
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Staten Island
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Thomas J. Taylor
Local Safety Council
National Safety Council
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F. E. Hildebrand
Winchester Police
Germany
Robert Eugene Mowery
Braddock
Walter Bowler
Cleveland, Ohio
Walter S. Bowler
John D. Rockefeller
Franklin Rockefeller
Standard Oil Co
Cleveland Trust Co
Bowler Foundry Co
Pakistan
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Studenbaker
Smithfield Ave
Kern St
Charles E. Mason
Douglas O’connell
Rt. 1
Clearbrook
Studebaker
Lake Marshall Surratt
Associated Press
Wall Street
Dow Jones
U.S
Pingley Carper
E. Piccadilly St
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