Bus Crash Kills Driver Injures Twenty Migrants in Frederick County
A pre-dawn bus crash in Frederick County killed the driver and injured about twenty area bound migrant laborers. The bus was chartered for travel to local fruit farms in Luray and Front Royal. Police investigation continues as victims receive treatment.
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Luray
Virginia It Railways
Kenneth Ray Harvey
Danville
K. E. Kerhoff
Charlottesville
Winchester
MR. Toan
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Tri County Stop Polio Effort Aims to Immunize Region
A three county drive using Sabin oral vaccine starts tomorrow with noon to 6 pm clinics at numerous schools in Prince Frederick Berryville Clarke Front Royal and Warren counties. Adults and children are urged to attend with a 25 cent voluntary donation to help immunization costs.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Front Royal
Warren County
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Winchester Memorial
Warren Memorial Hospitals
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Quarles
John Kerr
Virginia Ave
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Gore
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Stonewall
Gainesboro
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Cold Front Drops Temperatures Across Virginia Today
A cold front entered Virginia overnight lowering temperatures. The notice notes a country ham and chicken supper at Stephenson Methodist Church on Saturday at 5 PM.
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Dora
Virginia
Country Ham
Stephenson Meth Church
Explosion Damages Fountain Pen Near Robert F. Kennedy Rally
An early morning blast occurred away from a Robert F. Kennedy event in New York when a fountain pen containing an unknown explosive detonated. No injuries reported. Police launched an investigation into the device and its maker.
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New York
Robert F Brother
U.S
Saigon Braces for Coup Rumors and troop buildup
Saigon police and armored units swarm the streets amid circulating rumors of a coup against Premier Nguyen Khanh's government. The power struggle between Buddhist and anti Buddhist factions rises as Catholic opposition and student critics press for concessions. Khanh ousted an officer amid Buddhist leader opposition and a UN protest over Vietnamese actions.
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South Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Khanh
Do Cao Tri
U.N. S. Council
Defection of East German Nuclear Scientist Halts Moscow Advantage
In Geneva Heinz Barwich, a 53 year old nuclear scientist and former Soviet East German official, defected to the United States during the 71 nation conference on peaceful atomic energy. He slipped away from a Geneva hotel with Prof. Max Steenbeck, whose whereabouts are unknown.
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United States
Heinz Barwich
Soviet Union
East Germany
West
Klaus Fuchs
Bruno Pontecorvo
Barwich
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Max Steenbeck
British Jets Hit Indonesian Paratroopers Near Kuala Lumpur
British Hunter jets bombed Indonesian paratroopers south of Kuala Lumpur as part of a second air strike. Rockets were fired repeatedly into the area about 105 miles southeast of Kuala Lumpur, while British forces warned of retaliation if attacked.
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Malaysia
Britain
Mace
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Cyprus Warns Turkey Over Food Convoy Threat
AP reports rising tensions in Cyprus as President Makarios warns Turkey against proceeding with an air and naval convoy plan to supply the Kokkina enclave on the island's northern coast. Cyprus demands Cyprus import duty matters be resolved before any convoy proceeds.
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Jury Verdict in Real Estate Exclusive Listing Case
Circuit Judge Elliott Marshall will review a jury verdict favoring George Whitacre in a dispute over an exclusive listing clause with Strasnider Realty. The jury found Strasnider failed to prove reasonable diligence, awarding Whitacre damages, prompting a post verdict motion by Strasnider’s attorney George G. Snarr Jr.
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Elliott Marshall
George Whitacre
Frederick County
Strasnider Realty Co
Country Club Road
Whitacre
Strosnider
Marshall
Strasnider
George G. Snarr Jr
Shortage Seen for Processing Apples in Virginia Areas
DOUG O CONNELL reports Virginia and Pennsylvania processors attended a meeting predicting a processing apple shortage in Virginia and West Virginia before harvest. J Kenneth Robinson of Winchester noted USDA estimates show drought cutting yields and that 5 percent less potential apples will be dry weather affected. He estimated 57 percent of the York crop in Virginia and West Virginia with 60 percent most affected, while Pennsylvania suffers mainly with the other 40 percent. The Golden Delicious crop remains near normal with top quality in a decade.
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Virginia
Pennsylvania
National Apple
West Virginia
J. Kenneth Robinson
U.S.D.A
Robinson
York
Two States
Two-States
Burglary Ring Smashes Homes Loots For Petty Cash
Police report a two month spree by a gang described as stealing from homes, targeting phones and radios, candy, and destroying property for minor gains. They mailboxes and windows damaged. a father quotes his child as saying the incidents are not a big deal.
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Old Girl
Ren Grand Opening Sept Watch for Monday
ARen announces the grand opening event set for Monday in September with plans to showcase new products and services. The schedule includes demonstrations and a ribbon cutting by local officials. Local media coverage is urged for early coverage and attendance.
Bermuda braces for Ethel as hurricane nears
In the Atlantic, hurricane Ethel rakes BermudA with 95 mph winds driving heavy surf and rains. Forecasters warn mid Atlantic resort island will be pummeled by noon. President Johnson pledges federal aid as Dora’s flood crisis continues in Georgia and Florida.
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Ethel
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S.C
Georgia
Florida
Dora
Johnson
Jacksonville
Brunswick
Cleo
Arnold Sugg
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Seventeen Safe After Burning Ship Incident
Thirty seven men abandoned the burning coal freighter Globe Explorer in the Atlantic and were rescued aboard the La Pintada from Panama City. The vessel carried 20 000 tons of coal and was 360 miles southeast of New York as seas remained relatively calm. All hands were reported accounted for and the ship appeared likely to stay afloat.
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Atlantic Ocean
la Pintada
Panama City
Coast Guard
Globe Explorer
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