Talks Begin on Approach To Berlin Negotiations
Western officials move toward an East West conference on Berlin as Rusk and Gromyko prepared for U N General Assembly talks. Kennedy says the United States is willing to negotiate with Moscow and other governments to avert war and find a reasonable path to a Berlin settlement.
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Berlin
London
U. S
Dean Rusk
Germany
Washington
Soviet Union
Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
U.N. General Assembly
Kennedy
New York
State Department
Lord Home
Britain
Maurice Couve de Murville
Heinrich von Brentano
von Brentano
Home
Gucogentel
United Nations
A Caanane
China
United States
Moscow
Sukarno
Indonesia
Modibo Keita
Mali
Belgrade
Khrushchev
Keita
U.S
Kadar Reappointed Hungary Premier in Shakeup
Communist party chief Janos Kadar resumes the premiership in Budapest with a military spending boost. Endre Sik is replaced as foreign minister by Janos Peter, while Karoly Kiss loses his secretary post. The five year plan defense budget rises by 25 billion forints to a likely more than doubling in total.
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Budapest
Hungary
Communist Party
Janos Kadar
Endre Sik
Janos Peter
Reform Church
U.N. General Assembly
Sik
Karoly Kiss
Party
Istvan Dobi
Hickory horned worm found in Old Chapel Grave Yard sparks butterfly forecast
Clarke County resident Donald Ashby reports finding a six inch green orange horned worm in Old Chapel Grave Yard. Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory guesses it will become a butterfly. Tail gates should stay closed after a mower rolled into the road when a pickup moved with tailgate down. A well known business executive reportedly traveled three miles from his office to Jameswood School in ten minutes by bicycle. The annual Community Chest supper and parade on September 28 will be renamed the Red Feather supper and parade to reflect earlier fund drive timing and symbol. Clay Bird Shooting Match set at Gainesboro Fire Hall on September 16 at 8 p.m. Used TVs priced from $30.95 plus contact B F Goodrich at 128 S. Loudoun St MO 20381.
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Donald Ashby
Clarke County
Old Chapel
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Clay Bird
Gainesboro Fire Hall
B. F. Goodrich
S. Loudoun St
Legion Calls for Stronger National Defense Program
Delegates at the 43rd Legion convention, counting 2.6 million members, drafted a plan urging buildup of national defense. The agenda included a Truman address and support for Kennedy policy on deterrence, including rearmament and mobilization of National Guardsmen and reservists. The program also backed resuming nuclear tests with safeguards on atmospheric fallout.
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Veterans’ Organization
Committee On Foreign Relations
Harry S. Truman
Foreign Affairs Committee
Legion
Kennedy
U N Seizes Elisabethville as Katanga Fights On
U N troops claimed control of strategic points in Elisabethville while Katanga forces and civilians resisted. Firefights persisted through the night with power cut and a new Radio Free Katanga broadcast claiming U N control only of half the city. Casualties mounted among U N personnel and Katanga forces, with reports of Belgian British and French officers among the combatants.
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Leopoldville
the Congo
Katanga
United Nations
Elisabethville
Radio Free
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Ee Oe
Agun
Jville
U.N
Prac
Goldberg Voices New Kennedy Appeal in Strike
Secretary of Labor Arthur J. Goldberg urged settlement of the General Motors labor dispute on NBC to reopen GM plants nationwide by Monday. He said the nation cannot sustain a prolonged auto shutdown and appealed for restraint on steel prices and wages.
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Goldberg
Kennedy
Washington
Arthur J. Goldberg
General Motors
National Broadcasting Co
Monay
Measles Vaccine Shows 100 Percent Protection in Trials
Philadelphia researchers report a measles vaccine produced by Enders and colleagues gave full protection in field trials among 605 children. The vaccine, tested with and without gamma globulin, awaits federal approval and possible sale next year by Merck.
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Philadelphia
Children’s Hospital
U.S
Merck, Sharp & Dohme Laboratories
Maurice R. Hilleman
Group Says De Gaulle Merits Death
A secret army tract in Paris declares President Charles de Gaulle deserves death and will be judged, condemned, and executed. It denies rightist group responsibility for last Friday's aborted assassination attempt, claiming De Gaulle staged the event to justify emergency powers.
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Paris
Secret Army
Charles de Gaulle
de Gaulle
Forte
Leggetlt
Eight New Prizes Added To List of Fair Awards
The 14th annual Frederick County Agricultural Fair opened with eight new prizes added alongside usual class awards. The English Horse Show led the three day event with a record 23 entries. Names linked to fruits and vegetables appear among 4-H and FFA participants, plus special wool fabric prizes from Clearbrook Woolen and cattle showing trophies from Workingman’s Store.
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Frederick County
Georgia Carbaugh
Annie Carbaugh
Stephens City
Gary McDonald
Amy Brumadck
Loretta Wilkins
Stephen Swimley
Clearbrook Woolen
Mary Ridings
F.H.A
Charlotte Leight
Hearing Set In Warren School Segregation Case
U S District Judge John Paul will hold hearings in Charlottesville on October 23 and 24 for 25 Negroes claiming denial of admission to white schools. A separate October 25 session in Charlottesville will address another Warren County desegregation matter with 15 Negroes seeking intervenor status. The judge will review each complaint to determine race based enrollment denial.
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Harrisonburg
Charlottesville
John Paul
U.S. District Court
John §. Battle Jr
Warren County
Paul
Battle
U.S. 4Th Circuit
Front Royal
Education Boost of 57.4 Million Asked by State Board
The State Board of Education seeks a 1962 64 budget totaling about 270.7 million, over 57.4 million above current appropriations. The plan covers 900000 pupils and 38000 teachers with most funds for local aid and adds rental textbook and educational television programs plus research.
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Richmond
State Board of Education
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
Superintendent of Public Instruction
Commonwealth
Education Board
Wilkerson
Education de
Budget Board
State Board of Health
Mack I. Shanholtz
Fairfax
Roanoke
Medical College of Virginia
Shanholtz
Bureau of Crippled Children
Uneasy Peace Surrounds Plant Hit by Riot
Clifton New Jersey police and more than 50 officers stood by after a riot at the Duralite plant injuring and arresting about 16 people. Water cannons and Riot Act action kept the area restricted to workers, authorized pickets, and nearby residents with no further incidents reported.
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Plant
Joseph Neel
City Firemen Meet Monday
The Winchester Firemen's Executive Association invites members to a meeting Monday at 7 30 p m at the South End Fire Hall. John Boyd Lynga urges full attendance.
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Winchester Firemen’s Executive Association
South End
John Boyd
Lynga
Plans Underway for New American Nuclear Series
Washington AP reports the United States aims to resume underground tests within a week to 10 days. The Joint Congressional Atomic Committee held a closed session to review plans for the new American series and hear a secret analysis of nine Soviet blasts since Sept. 1.
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Washington
United States
Joint Congressional Atomic Committee
Chet Holifield
D-Calif
Senate House Group
Atomic Energy Commission
Defense Department
Eeral
Khrushchev
Public Health Service
Reds Hold U. S. Youths Charge Smuggling
Two American youths Victor S. Pankey and Gilbert P. Ferrey both 20 from Tustin California are held by East German authorities on accusation of smuggling an East German woman into West Berlin. They allegedly hid the woman in a car luggage compartment at Friedrichstrasse check point during a vacation in Europe before returning to the United States. Ferrey’s sister said he was traveling with Pankey.
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Europe
United States
Ferrey
David McFadden
Tustin
Calif
100 Years Ago Today Stirling Prien Expedition
A fragment notes a 1916 event in Pensacola referencing Stirling Prien and CS.A. ca xington, Missouri. The readable text hints at a Pensacola expedition or mission linked to Stirling Prien with unclear details.
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Oes
Stirling Prien
Cs.a
Xington
Crane “Jud
Pensecola
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John Tintera
Richard Leight
Marshall Fry
Penny Carpen
Workingman’s Store
Larry Windie
Roy McDonald
Bill Davis
John Kastak
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