Saturn Demonstration Marks U S Leap Toward Moon Landing
The Saturn rocket, world's largest, achieved a major first flight test from Cape Canaveral at 10 06 a m EST with 1 3 million pounds of thrust. The eight engine heavyweight surpassed expectations and signaled accelerated U S plans to land astronauts on the moon this decade.
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Cape. Canaveral
Fla
U.S
Cape Canaveral
Atlantic Ocean
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Kennedy
United States
Apollo
Lunar
Moon
Kurt Debus
NASA
Launch Control Center
Richard B. Canright
Scouts Honor Hott and Garrabrandt at Shenandoah dinner
Alson S. Hott and Ray Garrabrandt of Winchester received top Boy Scouts of America honors at the Shenandoah Area Council dinner. Hott won the Silver Beaver Award and Garrabrandt the Wood Badge, a first for the council, with hundreds attending at the War Memorial building.
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Alson S. Hott
Winchester
Ray Garrabrandt
Alson S.hott
Shenandoah Area
Boy Scouts of America
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Garrabrandt
Shenandoah
England
Badden-Powell
War Memorial
William H. Louthan, Jr
Herman Lee
Harry E. Ridgeway
Granville Butts
Martinsburg
Leon Waters
Luray
Earl Hoffman
Front Royal
Melvin Burgess
Jones
W. C. Gleason
Gwynn E. Hoagland
Forrest Bowen
Alfred Collins
Phil‘mont Ranch
Henry Bush
Philmont
Cimarron
N.M
Hoagland
Paul J. Slonaker
EUB
Hexy Crime
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Deer Taken With Bow at Shawnee-Land
BEN TRACY of McLean Virginia bagged an 80 pound doe with a bow and arrow yesterday at Shawnee Land. This marks the second deer felled by bow and arrow at Shawnee-Land this season. Weekend weather outlook predicts fair and warmer conditions Saturday. Berryville teenagers plan an early Halloween party at 8 p.m. Saturday with costume prizes donated by local merchants and Roy Nestor setting records.
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McLean, Va
Berryville Town
Roy Nestor
Scarbeck Convicted of Revealing U S Embassy Secrets
Former diplomat Irvin C. Scarbeck was found guilty by a federal jury on three counts for revealing American Embassy secrets to Polish Communist agents in Warsaw. He faced up to years in prison and a $32,000 fine. one count was upheld as not proven.
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Washington
U.S
Irvin C. Scarbeck
Searbeck
Warsaw
Poland
Scarbeck
FBI
UN seeks approval to urge Soviet call off 50 megaton test
The General Assembly planned a vote today on an eight nation appeal to the Soviet Union to halt a 50 megaton nuclear test. Soviet delegates indicated they will ignore the appeal as the assembly moves to admit Outer Mongolia and Mauritania as 102nd and 103rd members amid a stormy session.
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Soviet Union
Assembly
Security Council
Outer Mongolia
Mauritania
U.N
Khrushchev
Nigeria
el Salvador
Li Ut. Tsara
Gar
Berlin
Moscow
Deadline Looms For Absentee Ballots In General Election
Midnight Monday marks the cutoff to apply for an absentee ballot for the Tuesday general election. Voters will choose Governor and other statewide and local officials. Contact local registrars in Winchester Frederick County Clarke and surrounding areas to apply.
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House of Delegates
Winchester
Julian Buncutter
U S says act admission of responsibility in Berlin
The United States called the Soviet Union's tank move into East Berlin a belated admission of responsibility for that sector. State Department officials noted uncertainty whether this presence will ease or escalate tensions, stressing the Soviets must uphold unimpeded access for Western officials to East Berlin and reassert East German border authority.
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United States
Soviet Union
East Berlin
State Department
Berlin
U.S
Llewellyn Thompson
Foreign Office
Moscow
Lincoln White
Thompson
White
Khrushchev Rebuffs Appeals to End Testing
Premier Khrushchev rejected appeals from Western liberals and scientists to halt nuclear tests. He argued Soviet security against the United States and West Germany required maintaining a weapons arsenal. The letters to British and American labor leaders and scientists were dated Oct 24, the day after the Soviet blast.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Soviet Union
United States
West Germany
Khrushchev says West threatens war over Berlin
Premier Khrushchev at the Soviet Communist congress charged Western powers press for military access to West Berlin and warned that threats force renewal of nuclear tests. He said the Soviet Union will not bow to pressure and defended the peace treaty move with East Germany. The speech defended unity amid the congress agenda to build a Communist society surpassing the West.
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Khrushchev
Berlin
United States
Soviet Union
Congress
Kennedy
Dean Rusk
Communist Party
West Berlin
Securit
Britain
France
Tass
East Germany
German Democratic Republic
Albania
Fallout cloud from Soviet test heads for rainy Northwest
A Weather Bureau forecast places a radioactive debris cloud crossing the U S Pacific coast Saturday morning with Oregon Washington and parts of Northern California and Nevada possibly in the rain zone The jet stream at 100 to 150 mph carries the cloud 30000 feet high and experts say the radioactivity level should be similar to prior tests
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Washington
Soviet Union
U.S
Weather Bureau
Oregon
California
Nevada
Canada
Lester Machta
Robert List
Idaho
Alaska
Across Border Berlin tense as tanks face off at Friedrichstrasse
American and Soviet tanks trained guns within 200 yards at the Friedrichstrasse crossing in Berlin. Five U S and seven Soviet tanks faced each other while West Berlin police kept traffic halted. The confrontation followed an armed U S thrust into East Berlin with troops and military police, as both sides reinforced positions along the border.
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East Berlin
Pee Yan Aene
Vopos
Strasse
United States
U.S
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