Russell Fears Treaty Will Block Inspection
Senate debate on the limited nuclear test ban pact includes Sen. Russell warning the agreement could disarm without on site inspection. President Kennedy says the treaty does not curb his nuclear authority and supporters back the pact while Goldwater pushes a Cuba troop withdrawal linked reservation.
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Washington
Richard B. Russell
Georgia
Senate Armed Services Committee
Senate
Kennedy
United States
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Russell
Pre
United Nations
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Cuba
Dirksen
Mansfield
Goldwater
Capon Bridge Fire Co. Carnival Raised Two Thousand
The Capon Bridge Fire Co. thanks Winchester area residents for a carnival that raised $2,000. Weather outlook notes pleasant early September conditions with possible rain and thunderstorms later in the week.
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Capon Bridge
W. Va
Exhibits Fill Armory as Frederick County Fair Opens
John Wolfe notes 2500 exhibits at the 16th annual Frederick County Fair staged at the National Guard Armory. 4-H, FFA and FHA members present with cattle, poultry and swine, plus farm machinery displays. Judging runs into the afternoon with ribbons, followed by an English Horse Show and FAA judging contest starting at 1 30.
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National Guard
Frederick County
John Wolfe
4-H Clubs
Future Farmers of America
Future Homemakers of America
Wolfe
FFA
Northern Triangle
Conrad House Issue Struck From City Council Calendar
A long dormant matter involving the Conrad McCormac property near city hall returned to council discussion. An 11 to 2 vote struck the issue from the calendar for now, with potential revival if a use proposal emerges. Merchants favor demolition and parking. preservationists urge keeping the historic house.
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Conrad (McCormac
Cameron St
Gene Dearing, Sr
Carroll Henkel
E.R. Huntsberry, Jr
George H. Garber
Council Reelects Officials and Approves Traffic Change
City Council unanimously reelected Vice Mayor Charles M. Zuckerman and other officials for one year including Clerk B M Porrero City Manager Lee Grant City Solicitor J Randolph Larrick Fire Chief Bernard Groves and Fire Inspector William N Godenour Four fire wardens were also reelected for one year from several fire companies Three assistant wardens were named and Mervel W Adams was reelected to a two year term on the Plumbing Board
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles M. Zuckerman
B. M. Porrero
Lee Grant
J. Randolph Larrick
Bernard Groves
William N. Godenour
Friendship Fire Co
Lee C. Heller
Rouss Fire Co
John J. Hawse
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Richard B. Brown
South End Fire Co
Norman E. Pope
John Morrison
Rouss
R. B. Brown, Jr
Sarah Zane
Robert Saville
South End
Mervel W. Adams
Plumbing Board of
Congress on Record to Seek Spending Restraints in Tax Bill
Congress will press the President to pledge all reasonable means to restrain government spending if the $11 billion tax cut passes. Any new revenue should first reduce deficits and the public debt. The Ways and Means Committee added this language after defeating a GOP try to tie spending limits to the bill, a move Republicans will renew with help from fiscally conservative Democrats. The administration aims to finish action this year so withholding rates drop January 1, delivering $100 to $200 yearly gains for most workers. The bill would take effect for two thirds of the cuts on January 1 with the rest a year later.
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Edmond Lebreton
Washington
Congress
House
Ways and Means Committee
Kennedy
City Uses Surplus Funds In Quiet Financial Period
City officials push assurances of sound finances as surplus funds totaling about 97 000 are drawn to operate while the general fund shows 73 000. Auditor B M Porrero notes this is a low period with tax tickets to be mailed around October 1 and peak income expected around January 15.
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Stewart Bell, Jr
Marvin Weaver
B. M. Porrero
Bell
Weaver
Porrero
Officials See Rejection Of Lodge Bid
Saigon U S Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge pressed President Ngo Dinh Diem to oust his brother Ngo Dinh Nhu and lift press censorship. A high official source says Lodge suggested Nhu leave the country, marking the first formal U S request for Nhu's ouster. Diem has repeatedly defended Nhu citing his usefulness.
Disaster aid extended for Virginia drought counties
Federal agriculture officials extend the deadline for disaster aid to Virginia drought stricken counties from December 31 to April 30. Rep. John Marsh and Rep. Richard Poff pressed for the extension so farmers can feed livestock through the winter using disaster relief feed from the Commodity Credit Corporation.
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Richmond
Virginia
John O. Marsh Jr
D-Va
Richard H. Poff
R-Va
Commodity Credit Corporation
Local barber robbed by stranger after lodging in shop
Preston Beckner of E Piccadilly Street barbershop sheltered a man who claimed nowhere to stay. The next morning Beckner found about 200 dollars worth of barber equipment missing and the man who robbed him had also left.
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Preston Beckner
E. Piccadilly St
Beckner
S. Kent St
No New Disorders Over Alabama School Boycott
Hundreds of white students boycotted two Alabama schools while thousands attended classes with black students. Attendance at West End High School in Birmingham was under normal levels, contrasting with the ongoing protest dynamics in the area.
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Associated Press
Birmingham, Ala
Alabama
West End High
Birmingham
Tuskegee
West End
Boycot
Birmingham School Board
Ramsay High
Graymont Grammar School
Tuskegee Public School
Notal
Murphy High School
Mobile
National
Farland Urges Dignity in Latin Aid Reform
Joseph S. Farland resigning as ambassador to Panama says U.S. aid to Latin America would work better with more concern for individual dignity and less bureaucratic planning. AID disputes his claims, noting all projects had ambassadorial approval. Farland, 49, a liberal Republican, may seek office but has no plans.
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Washington
Joseph S. Farland
Panama
U.S
Latin America
Farland
Agency For International Development
Alliance For Progress Program
FBI
Morgantown
State Department
Dominican Republic
Networks to Carry Press Conference
Four major radio networks will broadcast President Kennedy's news conference live at 4 p.m. EDT. Television networks will not carry it live. CBS and NBC plan 4:30 p.m. telecasts, ABC at 5 p.m. Others, including the Mutual network, will air live radio coverage.
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New York
Kennedy
Columbia Broadcasting System
National Broadcasting Co
American Broadcasting Co
Three
Mutual
Red China probes Soviet ties amid border protests
Moscow remains measured as China conducts a two day border protest at Naushki and challenges Khrushchev. Izvestia says Chinese passengers mocked Russians and urinated in the station while Soviet guards seized anti Soviet literature. Beijing seeks to test Moscow’s resolve and public reaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Syvertsen
Moscow
Red China
Kremlin
Peking
Khrushchev
Red Chinese
Siberia
Izvestia
Naushki
China
Soviet Union
District Capital Overrun by Viet Cong Attacks
Massive Viet Cong offensives struck southern Viet Nam causing district capitals to fall briefly. Dam Doi was burned, 100 enemy dead reported, 60 counted by U.S. advisors, and Dam Doi HQ made a morgue. U S Aid Mission sent 4 000 emergency kits while a mishap wounded an Air Force captain.
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Dam Doi
U.S
Cai Nuoc
Ni Kau
Antisegregation Movement Grows In High Point
In High Point North Carolina hundreds of Negroes and whites clashed twice as antisegregation protests intensified. Police reports say a Black officer was lightly hurt by a stone and rock throwing occurred on the outskirts. Police and sheriffs restrained about 2000 whites from attacking 700 Negroes during the first march.
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High Point
N.C
B. Elton Cox
Congress of Racial Equality
Weather Outlook From Virginia Cold Front
A cold front moving into Virginia from the north may bring increasing cloudiness and some shower activity across the state today. A community chicken barbecue is set for Saturday September 14 from 4 to 7 p.m. at Moose Park beside Moose home with free delivery by phone. Deny’s community auction features furniture appliances and tools tonight at 7 o'clock. Cain Furniture marks its 10th anniversary sale with reductions through Saturday. The Stork Set seeks presser for Pingley Carper Cleaners.
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Richmond
Virginia
Moose Park
Moose Home
Denny’s
Cain Furniture
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Planning Commission
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Nhu
Lodge
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Stalin
Malcom W. Browne
Cai Moc
South Viet Nam
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