Citizens Urge Driver Education Drive After Fatal Crash
City leaders discuss a traffic safety council and school based driving education after a fatal crash. Stakeholders include William Baker of the Rescue Squad and police chief J. Thomas with plans for parental involvement and civic club representation to inform and aid safety projects.
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Keller
Boyd McDonald
H. W. Butler, Jr
Forrest E. Jones
William Baker
Winchester Rescue Squad
George Jones
Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
J. Thomas
Boyd
Butler
Jack Davis
Soviets threaten moves as Berlin tensions rise
Denunciations show bitter tone and Soviet unwillingness to moderate Berlin conditions. Moscow’s stance follows Western access at the Soviet memorial in the British sector while MIG fighters increase Western air corridor incursions. Analysts fear steps to restrict Western travel to East Berlin could trigger wider conflict as West demands equal access.
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Berlin
Wall
East Berlin
West Berlin
Ben Bella and Rebel Chief Seek to Halt New Fighting
In Algiers, Deputy Premier Ahmed Ben Bella and Col. Houari Boumedienne led talks with rebel guerrilla commanders to stop fresh clashes after fighting near Orleansville, Aumale, and Berrouahia wounded or killed about 100. A cease-fire pause delayed a key meeting to draft a lasting accord as leaders planned a temporary government and a potential National Assembly election within ten days.
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Algiers
Ahmed Ben Bella
Ben Bella
Li Oe
Ya No. 4
Orleansville
Eloc
Aumale
Berrouahia
Wilayas
Si Hassan
Wilaya 4
National Fruit Co Announces Tentative Apple Price Schedule
National Fruit Co with plants in Winchester Martinsburg and Timberville announces day to day price terms with a 25 cent per hundredweight guaranteed premium over last year. Openings in Winchester today Martinsburg Sept 10 Timberville Sept 11. The schedule lists York Imperial and other varieties with prices for No 1 No 2 and ciders, reflecting New York State comparisons.
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National Fruit Co
National Fruit Product Co
Winchester
Martinsburg
Timberville
New York State
York Imperials
York
Grocery Store Checker Shot to Death in Arlington
Arlington police report a grocery store checker, Troy E. Amanns, 36, was killed during a holdup attempt thwarted by his quick actions. Manager John O. Roark pursued a white man in his early 60s across the parking lot after shots rang out near closing time.
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Arlington
Troy E. Amanns
Navy Department
John O. Roark
Amanns
Amann
Local Plant Scheduling Details for Supplies
The notice lists unit prices for items such as two and a quarter inch and two and a half inch products and cider at 75 cents. It states plants will accept deliveries only on a scheduled basis to reduce truck unloading delays. Schedules are available from Harry S. Jenkins, Ashby C. Stouffer, Kenny Burnette, and Bob Hardengree at their respective MD and phone contacts in Winchester, Martinsburg, and Timberville.
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Harry S. Jenkins
Ashby C. Stouffer
Winchester
Kenny Burnette
Amherst
Martinsburg
Bob Hardengree
Timberville
Concert Group Re Elects Officers and Plans Fall Drive
The Winchester Inter Com munity Concert Assn. votes to keep current officers and launch a six day membership drive starting Oct 29 with a kick off dinner. The group promotes cultural music through a nonprofit concert series at Shenandoah College and Conservatory and plans continuing season pricing at 7 dollars for adults and 5 for students.
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Winchester Inter - Community Concert Assn
Robert Pizzano
Frances Miller
Helen Walker
Gladys Cochrane
Mildred Jones
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Man is Shot in Englewood Grocery Store
A shooting in Englewood left a man dead as shoppers stood nearby. The victim, identified as a local Knoxville native and grocery worker, was struck while two other employees were in the rear. Pickets and NAACP leaders are mentioned in related coverage amid regional school boundary talks. The region reports the start of fall terms in Newark Montclair and Plainfield with a high return of New Jersey residents to school.
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Amanns
Knoxville
Tenn
Vincente K. Tibbs
Augustus B. Harrison
Englewood
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
North Jersey
Newark
Montclair
Plainfield
New
School Boycott In Second Day Englewood N J
Englewood’s Lincoln School enters a second day of boycott with about two thirds of pupils absent. Pickets return outside the school as the city fights to redraw zones. Lincoln and Liberty schools educate most of the Negro children, with 199 pupils attending Lincoln today.
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Englewood
N.J
Lincoln
Liberty
Tropical Storm Amy Hits Southeast China Aftermath
Tropical Storm Amy swept through southeastern China causing at least eighteen deaths and extensive property damage. Rescue crews surveyed affected towns as authorities warned of continuing hazards from flooding and high winds.
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Tokyo
Amy
China
Abbott
Proctor & Paine
Milwaukee Records Cool September Low Today
Milwaukee broke a 1885 record by dipping to 43 degrees this morning marking a record low for September 6. Temperatures across the Midwest mostly in the 40s with fair weather in much of the nation.
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Milwaukee
Midwest
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S. Braddock St. Winchester
Virginia
H. J. Phillips
Mt. Falls
Mr. Phillips
Ike
Ralston Purina Company
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