China charges Soviet subversive activity in Sinkiang and Ili
Tokyo reports Peking accuses Moscow of planning to subvert Ili district government in Sinkiang and spark border trouble. It says tens of thousands of Chinese were lured or forced into the Soviet Union and remain there, with Khrushchev accused of 1958 demands to bring China under Soviet control.
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Tokyo
Red China
Sinkiang
Soviet Union
Peking
Khrushchev
China
Moscow
Ili
Russia
Communist Party of the
CPSU
Sergion
Unemployment Drops 500000 In August National Update
Washington AP reports unemployment fell by 500000 in August to 3.9 million nationwide. Bureau of Labor Statistics notes the drop aligns with seasonal expectations and cites improvements among teenagers and adult men. The seasonally adjusted rate stood at 5.5 percent for August and December, with July at 5.6 percent.
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Washington
Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Gertrude Bancroft
Commissioner of Labor Statistics
Cdn trip yields large bass and TV prize on Price is Right
Fred H Way of 608 W Cork Sr is a runner up on The Price is Right winning a movie camera. Billy Hinkle caught a 3% lb smallmouth bass in Long Leg Lake at Fernleigh Lodge Canada, the summer’s largest bass. He also landed a 34 inch Great Northern at Billy Bear Lads Huntsville Ontario.
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Fred H. Way
W. Cork Sr
Billy Hinkle
Long Leg Lake
Fernleigh Lodge
Canada
Carroll Hinkle
Huntsville
Ontario
Boy Scout saves life after archery accident
Benny Tyson, 15, suffered severe burns in a July backyard accident when a bow string snap caused an arrow to wound him. John David Brisco, 14, pulled Benny from danger, aided by medical staff, and Brisco may receive a Golden Book of Scouting award for his heroism. Benny shows signs of recovery at Richmond’s Medical College of Virginia Hospital as his family endures a deep emotional ordeal.
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Richmond
Benny
Medical College of Virginia Hospital
Benny Tyson
Winchester
Charles Benjamin Tyson Sr
John David Brisco
Ben
Tyson
Shenandoah Area Council of the
Boy Scouts
Golden Book of Scouting
Senator May Call for End to Vietnam Aid
Senator Frank Church urged possible resolution to cut all U S aid to South Vietnam unless Ngo Dinh Diem regime enacts drastic reforms. He cited world reaction and Buddhist mistreatment as catalysts for potential withdrawal of military and economic advisers.
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Vietnam
Washington
Frank Church
South Viet Nam
Ngo Diem
Church
Idaho
Son
R-Kan
Hilsman
United States
Union Votes to Strike N Y Public Schools on Monday
The AFL-CIO United Federation of Teachers voted to strike New York City public schools on opening day, defying a State Supreme Court order. Board president Max J. Rubin said schools will open for 1.1 million students regardless.
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New York
Afl-Cio
United Federation of Teachers
New York City
Supreme Court
Charles Cogen
Max J. Rubin
Board of Education
George Postel
Federation
Auction Tonight at Winchester Park and Shop
A Winchester Park and Shop auction is scheduled for tonight at 7:00. The listing promises money goods and items for sale, inviting bidders to attend the event.
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Winchester Park & Shop
Aiken Predicts Rejection of Cuban Treaty Reservation
Senator George D. Aiken forecast the Senate will reject Barry Goldwater's Cuban reservation to the nuclear test ban treaty. He warned the move could derail ratification, while Goldwater argued missiles and troops in Cuba threaten the pact and U.S. security.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro Washington
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Senate
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
Cuba
Aiken
Goldwater
Opening Day Enrollment Totals in Winchester Schools
Public schools in Winchester recorded 3 003 enrollments on opening day, down from 4 960 last year. Superintendent Garland R. Quarles noted no large increase expected, with high school rise most evident. Delayed registration set for Monday at 1 00 a.m. in all buildings for those not yet registered.
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Winchester Public
Garland R. Quarles
Quarles
Handley High School
Handley Elementary
Virginia Avenue
John Kerr
Douglas Elementary
Douglas High School
Lions Club Opens Broom Sale in County Tuesday
The Winchester Lions Club announces its annual broom sale to benefit the sight conservation project. 27 teams will canvass the area starting at 5 p.m. on the county and city dates. Brooms are made by the Virginia Workshop for the Blind in Charlottesville. Proceeds fund eye care and corneal transplants.
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Charles Dorton
Winchester Lions Club
Frederick County
Lions Club
City
Lions’ Sight Conservation Project
Lions
Virginia Workshop For
Charlottesville
Dow Jones Touches Record High In Historic Market Sprint
The Dow rose 5.06 to 737.98 as the 30-industrial average topped its Dec 13 1961 peak, signaling a psychological milestone after a harsh 1962 downturn. Brokers noted the move may lure buyers, though markets trade in individual stocks not averages.
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New York Stock Exchange
Wall Street
White House Fireworks Entertains Guests With Alarmed Residents
At the White House a 15 minute fireworks display honoring Afghanistan's King and Queen drew about 1 000 calls from worried residents who thought explosions occurred. President Kennedy hosted King Mohammed Zahir and Queen Homaira with a military review and a black tie state dinner marking the fall social season.
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Afghanistan
Washington
White House
Kennedy
Mohammed Zahir
Homaira
Air Force
Army
Frederick County Fair Opens at Winchester Armory Monday
The 16th annual Frederick County Agricultural Fair begins Monday evening at the National Guard Armory and runs to Saturday. Exhibits open with a carnival at 6 p.m. Monday and livestock, crop, and home exhibits showcase statewide divisions with contests including the Northern Triangle FFA judging.
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Frederick County
National Guard Armory
The
Frederick County Fair Assn
County Extension Service
Vocational Agriculture
Northern Triangle
Fair Association
Eugene Larrick
Godrey Zirkle
Rosie Hott
Harry Ridgeway
Raritan
FFA
FHA
Northern Triangle Federation
Fred Brumback
Godfrey Zirkle
Cochairman
Lee Fawcett
H. M. Davis
Oren Snapp
Armory
Carl J. Gerken
E.W. Shenk
Haven Wolfe
E. W. Adams, Jr
Robert Edwards
Mothers Defy Wallace Troopers to Enter Alabama School
About 25 mothers ignored a closure order and marched their children into East Clinton Grammar School in Huntsville as state troopers blocked entry. A separate incident at Fifth Avenue School saw the first Negro pupil turned back despite federal desegregation orders.
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Huntsville
Ala
George C. Wallace
East Clinton Grammar School
State Highway Patrol
Fifth Avenue School
S. W. Hereford IV
Wallace
East Clinton
Joe Payne
Alabama
Weather Update Forecast Light Rain Across Virginia
Southern warm air and a stationary cold front over the Southeast combine with a low pressure area to bring cloudy skies and scattered light rain to Virginia today. Monthly garbage collection notice for Saturday September 7 urges residents to place trash in containers on the curb.
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Richmond
South Carolina
Virginia
Stephens City
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Hubert H. Humphrey
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Wayne McClure
Old Dominion Eye Bank
Associated Press
Winchester Armory
Frederick
Future Homemakers of America
Eugene Hulver
Stonewall Ruritan Club
Jack Wingfield
Sterling Shockley
William Whitacre
James L. Givens
John T. Wolfe
Curtis Wilson
Ralph Coates
Bulletin
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Denny’s Commission
Presser
Pingley-Carpet Cleaners
Wender’s Inc
Loudoun Street
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