Syrian top generals defiant after Cairo talks with Nasser
Syria's army chief Gen Asif Bizry and intelligence head Lt Col Abdel Hamid Serra met with President Nasser in Cairo and pledged unity against imperialist conspiracies taking a fortified stand. Acting Defense Minister Khaled Azem in Damascus said no imminent aggression and that Syria has taken defensive measures in response to Soviet and American statements.
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Cairo
Syria
Nasser
Hig
Prerake
Sherer
Asif Bizry
Syrian Army
al Ahram
Bizry
Serra
Khaled Azem
Damascus
Butte
Azem
Syr'a
Syriz Syrian Army
Afif Bizry
Abdel Hamid Serra
Egypt
Abdel Hakim Amer
Soviet warns against moves on Syria as crisis deepens
Moscow cautions Turkey and the West through Uncle Gromyko while Dudles suggests the crisis will be settled without war. A Syrian official says statements push back anti-Syrian aggression as Arab focus centers on Israel potentially exploiting the crisis with attacks on Syria. Moshe Leshem comments from Jerusalem.
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Mey
Turkey
West
Soviet Union
Gromyko
Syria
Dudles
Israel
Middle East
Jerusalem
Foreizen
Moshe Lesem
Syria frames US action as plot against independence
The Syrian press accuses the United States of plans to destroy Syria’s independence while observing rapid arms deliveries to pro Western Jordan Lebanon and Iraq. Cairo hosts Biary and Serraj seen as signals Syria may invoke the Egypt Syria joint military command from last year.
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Plaid
United States
Syria
Jordan
Lebanon
Iraq
Biary
Serraj
Cairo
Egypt
Squirrel hunting season opens in multiple counties
Squirrel season begins October 1 in Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren Botetourt Craig Page Roanoke and Rockingham counties with a daily bag limit of six and 75 per season. Trapping is illegal. Richmond dove season runs noon to sunset through November 6 with a 10 per day limit.
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Earl Cather
Frederick County
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Warren
Botetourt
Craig
Page
Roanoke
Rockingham
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Richmond
Talks Avert Strike As Western Electric Talks Continue
New York A Western Electric spokesman viewed talks with telephone equipment installers as likely to prevent a nationwide strike set to begin Monday. Joseph A Beirne of the Communications Workers of America warned 34000 members would walk out at 6 am in most states unless a contract is reached, with wage gaps and a one year versus three year deal at issue.
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New York
Western Electric Co
Washington
Joseph A. Beirne
Communications Workers of America
CWA
Maine
Vermont
New Hampshire
District of Columbia
Bell Telephone System
Beirne
Auto
Cas
Electric
Almond in Bowling Green Dalton to Speak at Radford
Atty Gen J Lindsay Almond Jr campaign swing reaches Bowling Green while Republican rival Ted Dalton speaks before the Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs in Radford. Dalton advocates local pupil assignment to prevent integration and says parks are a social mixing issue.
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Almond
Bowling Green
Dalton
Radford
Associated Press
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Ted Dalton
Virginia Federation of Women's Clubs
Women’s Federation
Harrison
Norfolk
Arlington
Watkins
Abbitt
Aes. Stephens
Stephens
Waverly
Sitting Ducks
National Assn
Jaycees
Virginia
Soviet Urges U S to Accept Realistic Disarmament Proposals
Pravda reports Vershinin of the Soviet Air Force says the United States could avoid the dangers of Moscow's strength by accepting concrete Soviet proposals to end the arms race. He highlights intercontinental missiles and calls for an immediate ban on nuclear weapons and tests without West inspection.
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Moscow
Pravda
United States
Russia
Konstantin A. Vershinin
Soviet Union
Vershinin
Moscow Radio
Europe
U. S
Soviet Communist Party
Handley School Class of 1930 Holds Reunion
The Handley Class Prophet Tuc ker McQuire now Mrs. C. M. T. Booth of London led a 27th reunion for Handley School Class of 1930. Mrs. Booth and her daughter Miss Janie Hunter Booth have stayed with Mrs. Hunter H. McGuire and plan to fly back to England.
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Handley School
Handley Calls
Tucker McQuire
C. M. T. Booth
London
England
Booth
Janie Hunter Booth
Hunter H. McGuire
DAV Chapter Sets Forget-Me-Not Campaign for Oct 26
Stonewall Jackson Chapter 9 of the Disabled American Veterans plans its Forget-Me-Not campaign for October 26. Maurice Blosser, chapter commander, urges support for the flowers to aid veterans' rehabilitation and community service programs. Past Commander W Hen V Thompson chairs the drive with several officers and members assisting.
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DAV
Stonewall Jackson
Maurice ©. Blosser
W Hen v Thompson
Commander Blosser
John W. Jones
Ray FE. Bowers
Henry F. Seal, Jr
Ernest E. McIntyre
Joseph B. Luttrell
Garland C. Grim
Fire Knocks Out Yorktown Refinery Injures Five
In Yorktown Virginia Ameri can Oil Co officials faced damage estimates and began restoring operations at the 35 000 barrel per day refinery after a mid afternoon blaze. Five workers were injured when flames from torch welding ignited a leaking pipe in the pump pit at about 1 15 pm. The plant was shut down as crews fought the fire and contained spread to nearby areas.
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Amoco
Yorktown
American Oil Co
Mark Hopkins
Floods Kill Thousands In Turkish Frontier Villages
Turkish papers report 1000 deaths in flash floods across seven villages near Ankara with 14 confirmed by officials. The disaster swamped streets and hills, destroying up to 1,000 homes and flooding 2,000 more as rescue workers searched mud and waters. Premier Menderes visited the stricken area as highways remained blocked.
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Ankara
Turkey
Adnan Menderes
White House to Meet Faubus Over Little Rock Deadlock
President Eisenhower and Arkansas Governor Orval Faubus will confer in Newport on Saturday to break the federal state deadlock over Little Rock school integration. Hagerty announced Faubus will come, after Faubus proposed that they counsel together.
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Newport
R. I
Eisenhower
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
James ©. Hagerty
White House
Faubus
Brooks Hays
D-Ark
Governor Eisenhower presses Faubus talks amid Little Rock crisis
President Eisenhower directed a sharp White House critique of radio and television reports on Arkansas Governor Faubus. Governor Stanley of Virginia refused to judge Faubus actions as National Guard troops ring Little Rock high school sparked federal state tensions. Hagerty defended the administration at a Newport news conference, denying any such remarks and awaiting Faubus’ meeting time.
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Newport
R. L
Eisenhower
White House
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
James C. Hagerty
Hagerty
Faubus
Little Rock
Ark
Richmond
Stanley
National Guard
Little Rock High School
Gov. Faubus
Ronald Davies
Davis
Virginia
E. P. Aurand
Wayne Hawks
Newport Country Club
NAACP Defends Virginia Pupil Placement Law in Arlington Case
Arlington court hears NAACP bid to require seven Negro pupils be admitted to white schools under Virginia pupil placement law. Opposing side argues no request for transfer was filed and law not unconstitutional. judge denies delay and sets hearing on immediate desegregation order.
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National Assn. For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Albert V. Bryan
Arlington County
Oliver W. Hill
Richmond
James H. Simmonds
Arlington School
Simmonds
4Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Norfolk
Newport News
Walter E. Hoffman
Federal District Court
Atty. Gen
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Bryan
Arlington
National Assny For the Advancement of Colored People
Virginia
Almond
James Simmonds
Arlington School Board
Edwin C. Brown
Russian Jet Damages British Home in London Suburb
John Shipman complains a Russian TUNM jetliner caused roof shingles to loosen and two ceilings to crack as it flew low over his BEDFONT house on its way to Moscow from America. A Ministry of Civil Aviation spokesman declined to say if the USSR will pay, adding the matter is under investigation.
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Bedfont
England
John Shipman
Russia
Shipman
Moscow
America
Ministry of Civil Aviation
Soviet Union
Winchester Evening Star Carrier Boy Ads and Church Benefit Notice
Public notice lists carrier job applications at the Winchester Evening Star with contact points and an upcoming church benefit at Little Mt Church Cedar Grove on September 14 in the evening. Includes fragmented telephone references and postmark style stamp.
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Winchester Evening Star
Front Ofice
Little Mt. Church
Cedar Grove
Benefit of Church
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