Soviet Push for U.N. Action Over Dominican Crisis
The Soviets prepared to urge the United Nations Security Council to authorize world pressure on the Dominican Republic in line with an Aug 20 OAS resolution. Vasily Kuznetsov requested the meeting and argued that sanctions require Council approval, while the U.S. signaled no need for U.N. action but favored airing the move. Latin American members met privately, with Ecuador noted among attendees.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Union
Security Council
U.N
Dominican Republic
Vasily Kuznetsov
Organization of American States
United States
Council
Ecuador
MacArthur Denies Columnist Claim On Kennedy Court Martial
General Douglas MacArthur says a Drew Pearson quote accusing John F. Kennedy of deserving a court martial is false. He letters the Berkshire Eagle stating Kennedy’s Pacific War service was brave and well earned.
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Pittsfield
Mass
Eg Army
Douglas MacArthur
John F. Kennedy
Drew Pearson
MacArthur
Kennedy
Berkshire Eagle
Sen. Kennedy
Waldorf Reservations Draw Anti Khrushchev Pickets
About 100 demonstrators picketed the Waldorf Astoria in New York over Khrushchev’s UN visit. They warned the Soviet leader would face “Killer Khrushchev” sentiment and urged no shelter there. Police maintained order as Khrushchev was expected to arrive September 19 aboard the Baltika.
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New York
Nikita Khrushchev
Waldorf-Astoria Hotel
United Nations
Khrushchev
Southern Demo Chiefs Discuss Campaign Woes
ATlanta AP Southern Democratic leaders convened a five state meeting amid fears of Republican gains in the South. They cited reports of anti Catholic literature against John F Kennedy while denying GOP responsibility. Kennedy said the South remains winnable and warned of a tough race in several states.
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Atlanta
South
United States
Robert S. Kennedy
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Virginia
Luther Hodges
North Carolina
Georgia
Ben Fortson
South Carolina
Florida
Tennessee
Kentucky
Texas
GOP
Eisenhower
Martinsburg woman named National Apple Queen at Charleston event
Annn Hensell, 21, a golden blond from Martinsburg West Virginia, selected National Apple Queen by Governor Cecil Underwood at the West Virginia Retail Grocers Convention banquet in Charleston on October 3. Hood River Oregon Chamber of Commerce sponsors the contest.
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Annn Hensell
Martinsburg
Baer Agt Rg
Cecil Underwood
West Virginia
Charleston
Hood River
Oregon
Mosby Needs More Teachers Increase Sought for Warren County School
The Warren County Sanational Foundation board announced higher enrollment and a need for more teachers, with Headmaster Glenn E. Sanderlin citing English as the top shortage. The board discussed post graduate classes and plans to accept postgraduate students for requested classes.
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Front Royal
John S. Mosdilion
Warren County Sanational Foundation
Hira
Glenn E. Sanderlin
Six Die in Raid on Religious Meeting in West Java
Indonesia report states six people were killed and three wounded after a 157-man armed raid on a religious gathering in a West Java village last weekend according to Antara agency.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
West Java
Antara
Three Men Sentenced for Picnic Attack in Fairfax County
In Fairfax County Circuit Court three Alexandria men Charles L. Henderson 23 William D. Dudley 20 and Alex E. Fisher 20 received five year terms for feloniously participating in a mob action in a case arising from an assault on a group of 14 picnickers. James W. Allen 21 of Alexandria was also sentenced after pleading guilty. Four picnickers testified they were kicked struck with a beer opener scraped and stabbed with a screwdriver as attackers opposed letting five interlopers join the party.
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Fairfax (Ap
State
Fairfax County
Alexandria
Paul E. Brown
Yes
Charles L. Henderson
William D. Dudley
Alex E. Fisher
Local Man Arrested in Tire Theft Case
Russell Smith, a colored male, charged with stealing five tires from the Southern States Cooperative. He gave two addresses 506 N. Kent St and 425 West Alley. Capt. Warren Rudolph investigated after police were notified at 7:43 a.m. Tuesday. A pane of glass was broken at the north door and tires taken. Hearings not yet set.
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Russell Smith
Winchester
Southern States Cooperative
Smith
N. Kent St
West Alley
Warren Rudolph
Bases to Become Flying Schools
Rabat Morocco AP United States and French air bases evacuated by agreement with the Moroccan government will be converted into flying schools to train African and Asian pilots, the Moroccan Information Ministry announced.
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Rabat
Morocco
U. S
Moroccan Information Ministry
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Sing Sing
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Ossining, NY
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Hungarian Freedom Fighters
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S. Anewee
Lason
Rover
APPLE
Mosby
James W. Allen
Crider & Shockey
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Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Leggett
Johnson &. Johnson
Pepperell
Famous
Boys
Muawuen
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