Demonstrators Ejected At House Hearing In Washington
Police forcibly removed four demonstrators from a House hearing as backers of students who traveled to Cuba protested. Philip A Luce, 26, of New York, criticized Negro voting in Louisiana and Virginia, prompting applause and police action. About 40 others protested outside and in nearby offices, waving signs which were quickly seized.
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Cuba
Philip A. Luce
New York
Louisiana
Virginia
Todd Stuart Back in Boston After Cuba Group Trip
Todd Stuart son of Dr and Mrs E C Stuart of Boyce returns to the United States and is in Boston Mass He did not appear before the Un American Activities Committee in Washington during the hearing The scene outside the room saw a disorderly group including William Massey a 28 year old New Yorker who provoked a second small riot with shouted remarks about Cuba and Louisiana
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Un-American Activities Committee
Washington
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Massey
Louisiana
Edwin E. Willis
Capitol
Albert Maher
Houston
Tex
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Teen Club volunteers help at courthouse broom stand
Members of the local Teen Age Club will aid Winchester Lions Club members man the broom stand in front of the Frederick County Courthouse tomorrow. Two members per hour will be on duty from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. The stands at the courthouse and Park and Shop will also be open tonight.
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Winchester Lions Club
Frederick County
Preston Beckner Now Barbering at McPeak Barber Shop
Preston Beckner formerly of George Washington Hotel is listed as a barber at McPeak Barber Shop in Winchester Park and Shop. Rescue and Salvage Unit referenced.
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George Washington Hotel
McPeak Barber Shop
Winchester Park & Shop
Friendship Fire Co
Orange
Relief Methodist Church
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Kennedy to Address UN General Assembly Next Friday
President Kennedy will address the U N General Assembly in New York on September 20, aiming to discuss easing East West tensions after the Senate likely approves the partial nuclear test ban treaty. Andrew Hatcher said the talk would occur in the late morning with brief remarks and possible talks with other delegates.
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R.I
Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Newport White House
Senate
Andrew T. Hatcher
White House
New York
Hatcher
U.N
Japan
Canada
Lester B. Pearson
Hotel Lifts Smallpox Quarantine
Vienna AP Hungarian authorities lifted a 13 day smallpox quarantine at Budapest Royal Hotel allowing about 300 tourists to depart for home. The group including about a dozen Americans was quarantined September 1 over a suspected smallpox case.
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Budapest
Royal Hotel
Virginia and New York Apple Crops Gain in September Estimates
The Virginia Crop Reporting Service says Eastern states show a near average apple crop of 59.4 million bushels, a five percent drop from 62.5 million last year. Virginia and New York crops rise from August estimates though weather remains variable with Shenandoah Valley rains aiding size but more rain needed.
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Rhode Island
Maine
New Hampshire
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Delaware
Maryland
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Crop Reporting Service
Shenandoah Valley
Airborne ALRI Radar Extends U S Missile Defense Range
Air Defense Command announces ALRI airborne long range radar keeps watch along eastern approaches to North America. Four Otis AFB patrol planes operate a new system that supersedes Texas Tower radar by spanning hundreds of miles at sea to detect threats. Encryption links feed data to East Coast centers and into the air defense computer system.
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Washington
Air Force
North America
Herbert B. Thatcher
Air Defense Command
Otis Air Force Base
Mass
Thatcher
Texas Tower
New England
Texas
Electronic Communications, Inc
St. Petersburg
Fla
Navy launch capsizes off Port Jefferson. 20 rescued
A 26 foot Navy launch returning from shore leave capsized in choppy Long Island Sound near Port Jefferson. Twenty sailors were rescued, one is missing. Coxswain John Getchel and five others swam to shore while the others clung to the boat before Coast Guard hoisted survivors. The Hazelwood destroyer was anchored 1,200 yards away for antisubmarine tests.
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Ralph L. Nelson
Middletown
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Navy
Schepere
John Getchel
Coast Guard
Nelson
Old Field Beach
Setauket
Mather Memorial Hospital
Weather Outlook for Virginia Today
A cold front from the north moves through Virginia today bringing considerable cloudiness and scattered showers to portions of the state. Expect variable winds and cooler temperatures as the system advances.
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Virginia
Cold Air Brings Frost and Freeze Across Central to East
An unseasonably cold airmass moved south through the central and eastern United States, producing frost and freezes. Ironwood Michigan fell to 23 and Ashland Wisconsin to 25, with northern Minnesota and northern Lower Michigan in freeze conditions. Overnight lows in the 30s were common across eastern Dakotas, Minnesota, Wisconsin and Michigan, while the Rockies to Atlantic Coast felt a lighter autumn chill. New York City recorded 46 degrees for Sept 13.
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Mich
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Wisconsin
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Kennedy Warned U S May Lose War in Viet Nam
President Kennedy said U S officials warn the anti Communist war in Viet Nam could be lost unless the Diem government implements sweeping reforms. He noted his remarks reflect Ambassador Lodge views and that US favors removing Ngo Dinh Nhu, Diem's brother and adviser, to ease dissatisfaction with the regime.
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U. S
Viet Nam
Washington
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
United States
Diem
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Will Start in Old Va Woolen Plant
Harris Intertype Corp plans a new Winchester plant with temporary operations in the Virginia Woolen Company building, which closed in 1960. The move signals a return to production in Old Dominion.
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Harris Intertype Corporation
Winchester
Virginia Woolen Company
Harris-Intertype
Virginia
Harris Intertype
Cleveland
Ohio
William L. Hewitt
Intertype
John A. Gehling
Hewitt
Battaile
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Col. C. G. Follansbee
Chamber of Commerce
Frederick County
Jackson Backs Limited Test Ban Treaty
Sen. Henry M. Jackson announced support for the limited nuclear test ban treaty, acknowledging serious risks but asserting safeguards could allow ratification. His stance boosts prospects for Senate approval beyond the two thirds, aligning with President Kennedy’s call for broad support.
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Washington
Henry M. Jackson
Jackson
Senate
Refugee Leader Says Soviet Is Giving Orders in Cuba
Rafael Rodriguez of a Cuban refugee group claims Soviets direct Cuba, describing 89 escapees including 28 women and 22 children reaching Cozumel after a five day voyage. He cites Cuban hunger, deprivation, and restricted contact with foreigners as proof of Soviet control and oppression.
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Cozumel
Mexico
Rafael Rodriguez
Rodriguez
Fidel Castro
Teenagers Rally For Support In Birmingham Boycott
A crowd of over 200 teens staged an anti integration rally near a downtown high school to urge Phillips High students to join a boycott. The protest echoed Thursday’s pep rally style demonstration with chants against integration.
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Ala
Phillips High
Phillips
Naa
Goucher College
Wallace
Tuskegee
Tuskegee High
Jack Cash
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