FBI Nabs 2 on Spy Charges in New Jersey
FBI arrests an American electronics engineer and a Russian chauffeur on espionage charges after seven months of investigation. Russian diplomats Yuri Romashin and Gleb Pavlov were detained then released due to immunity. a document camera and Air Force contract data were found in the Russians’ car. The case traces back to meetings from April in Norwood and Closter New Jersey.
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Newark
N.J
FBI
Stone -Salirved Station
Englewood
United Nations
New York City
Ivanov
Amtorg
Yuri A. Romashin
U.N
Gleb A. Pavlov
Robert F. Kennedy
J. Edgar Hoover
Butenko
Pavlov
Romashin
International Electric Corporation
Norwood
Closter
Freeze to bring chill midweek with warming trend
A frost advisory notes a freeze may hit the area tonight with temperatures 28 to 32 degrees. Tomorrow warms slightly as Friday highs reach the mid fifties, matching last year’s warmth while the night low lingers near the low thirties. Raymond Crouse of Whitacre found a groundhog wearing a tin can, freed it after removing the can, and reported minor jaw cuts. Denny's Comm. Auction offers furniture appliances and tools tonight at seven.
Airport Is Lauded and Perkinson Honored
An aviation expert praised Winchester Municipal Airport as among the state’s sharpest recent gains. Col. Allan C. Perkinson, director of the State Corporation Commission Aeronautics Division, was honored by the Virginia Aviation Trades Assn and will retire December 31 after 25 years of service. Mayor Claude Smalts lauded Frank R. Marshall for improving Winchester and Manassas airports as his firm runs operations.
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Allan C. Perkinson
Aeronautics
State Corporation Commission
Virginia Aviation Trades Assn
George Washington Hotel
Col. Perkinson
Tom Ferguson
Norfolk
VATA
Winchester Municiee Cepa
Ginia Aviation Trades Assn
Lane Washington Hotel
Col
Aeronautics Division
The
Winchester
Frank R. Marshall
Airport Management, Inc
Manassas
Claude B. Smalts
Marshall
Smalts
Virginia
Winchester Frederick
Murder trial set for James Shanholtz in Conard slaying
James Clark Shanholtz, 56, is indicted for murder in the Aug 30 shooting of John H. Conard at Shanholtz’s farm west of town. Conard, a Washington, D. C. resident, died from a 38 caliber chest wound after an argument over liquor. Shanholtz pleaded not guilty and remains jailed on $10,000 bond.
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James Clark Shanholtz
John H. Conard
Shanholtz
Frederick County
Washington, D. C
Rt. 50
Conard
Guerrilla attack routs South Vietnamese unit. three U.S. advisers missing
Communist guerrillas wiped out a 120 man South Vietnamese task force near Saigon and probably captured the three U.S. Army advisers. Wounded officers and an enlisted medic were among the missing. A second government force nearby learned of the battle too late to intervene. Radio jammers disrupted local military channels as Viet Cong casualties were reported heavy but unlisted.
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Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Sampans
Police Urge Sensible Halloween Safety Measures
Chief Maj. J. Thom as Boyd asks revelers to avoid pranks that could cause trouble. Twenty two officers will patrol the metro area while the Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club assists with radio communications. Adults must accompany children under 16 after 10 p.m. Fire risk is high in rural areas. warnings extend to vandalism.
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J. Thomas Boyd
Boyd
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
State Tax Study Commission Meets in Capitol for Final Session
The Richmond AP report says the State Tax Study Commission gathers for a possibly final session in the Capitol. It is expected to approve a tentative draft clearing last week by the executive committee. The recommendations reportedly call for no major changes to the tax structure and no general sales tax.
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Richmond
State Tax Study Commission
Capitol
Blough Rejects Economic Force as a Tool in Race Issues
Roger M. Blough, U S Steel board chairman, says corporations should not use economic compulsion to influence Birmingham race relations. He supports anti discrimination employment practices and leadership by business leaders in desegregation efforts. Blough notes U S Steel employs about 10 percent Black workers nationwide, 30 percent in Birmingham, as earnings rise in the July-September quarter.
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New York
Roger M. Blough
US Steel Corp
Blough
Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Steel
Rev Lyons Named New Pastor at Braddock Church
The Rev William A Lyons of Bedford Methodist Church is appointed the new pastor of Braddock Street Methodist Church. Bishop Paul Neff Garber announced the change as Rev Jacob W Mast moves to South Roanoke Church. Lyons formerly served at Marshall Church and has been in Bedford for four years. Mrs Lyons hails from Berryville.
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William A. Lyons
Bedford Methodist Church
Bedford
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Paul Neff Garber
Lyons
Jacob W. Mast
South Roanoke
Marshal Church
Lyon
Berryville
Five Year Old Killed in Farm Truck Accident
Luther John Frye, five, died after being struck by a bread truck on a farm near Macedonia Church Road. Driver Harry S Headley of Middletown and the mother and another child were hospitalized in shock. The incident is Frederick County's second fatality in three days and seventh of the year, following Ralph Lee Comer’s death nearby on Rt. 11 near Vaucluse.
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Macedonia Church Rd
Luther John Frye
John Frye
Ralph Wakeman
M. H. Moore
Harry S. Headley
Middletown
The
American Beauty Bread Co
Frederick County
Rt. 11
Vaucluse
Ralph Lee Comer
Veteran Actor Adolphe Menjou Dies at 73 in Beverly Hills
Hollywood mourns Adolphe Menjou a film icon of over five decades who died at 73 from chronic hepatitis at his Beverly Hills home. Born in Pittsburgh he starred in The Sheik The Three Musketeers Woman of Paris and more with MGM contracts and freelance years. His third wife Verree Teasdale and their adopted son Peter were beside him.
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Hollywood
Adolphe Menjou
Beverly Hills
Menjou
Verree Teasdale
Peter
Pittsburgh
Cornell University
Marguerite Clark
Norma Talmadge
Manjon
California
Douglas Fairbanks
Are There Too Many Levittowns Vote to Decide
In Levittown New Jersey residents vote on February 9 to decide whether to keep the town as the third Levittown or revert to its historic Willingboro name dating to 1688. The campaign has drawn from court rooms to community debates in the Levittown Life newspaper. editor Stanley Goldstein argues the change would reduce mail delays and mixed identities.
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Levittown
N.J
Willingboro
Levittown Life
Stanley Goldstein
N.Y
Rescuers Near Trapped Miners as Air Gap Shrinks
In Br ostedt Germany rescuers drilled to within 62 feet of three miners entombed 259 feet underground after a flood. Eighty six miners escaped. 40 missing. A rescue capsule would lift the men aided by a doctor and foreman. The trio Fritz Leder Emil Pobler and Gerhard Hausch remained hopeful.
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Broistedt
Germany
Fritz Leder
Emil Pobler
Gerhard Hausch
Rain and Snow Ease Drought in Regions Across Northeast
Rain and snow reduced drought and fire risk in parts of New England while other dry areas saw limited relief. Hurricane Ginny's edge brought heavy rain to southeastern New England as it moved toward Nova Scotia. In New York state 12 new fires were reported with 59 still burning amid strong winds.
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Chicago
New England
Plains
New York State
Ginny
Nova Scotia
Maine
Forest Fire Threatens Homes As Wind Spreads 200 Acres
A wind driven blaze from a city dump leaped a barrier and scorched over 200 acres splashing into woods and fields east of Winchester. By mid afternoon it endangered several farmhouses including the Bean home as volunteers and students joined Guardsmen in a rapid firefight aided by bulldozers and spray trucks. The burn zone is a patchwork of dry fields and pine and hardwood stands with no rain in 31 days and ongoing restrictions on burning.
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Hubert Mason
Bufflick Road
National
Handley High School
Martin Bean
Senseny Road
Cleveland
Greenwood Rd
Sensetty Rd
Winchester
Weather brings sunny cool day to Virginia
A large high pressure area over the eastern U S gives Virginia mostly sunny and cool conditions today. Temperatures last night fell to the low 30s in many areas with Richmond at 31, and strong winds are forecast for the day. Tonight remains clear and cold with freezing interior temperatures.
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Richmond
Virginia
Weekend Special and End of Month Sales
All wool and knit dresses 25 percent off at Buzzella's for Sale. Golden delicious apples advertised with a price of 2M inches up and reduced to 1.50 per bushel. Bring container. F A Shryock at 381 Millwood Avenue announces an end of month sale with 25 percent off a new suit or coat plus many other values from Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop.
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Buzzella
Golden Delicious
F.A. Shryock
Millwood Avenue
Margaret L. Hodgson
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Moore
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