Birmingham Welcomes Peace Mission Amid Church Bombing Fallout
Mayor Albert Boutwell welcomed a presidential commission aimed at racial peace in Birmingham and opposed calls to deploy troops after the Sunday church bombing that killed four Negro girls. Kennedy met Negro leaders at the White House and will meet five Birmingham leaders in Washington Monday.
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White House
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Boutwell
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Five year old boy dies trapped under ensilage on farm wagon
Frederick Henry Frye, age five, suffocated when buried under about two feet of ensilage on a J. T. Frye farm wagon north of Wardensville West Virginia. He was found by workers and died en route to medical help. Funeral arrangements set for Wardensville Lutheran Church with burial in Wardensville Cemetery. He was born March 4 1958 and survived by parents two brothers and grandparents. The body is at Stover Funeral Home in Strasburg Virginia.
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J. D. Mathias
Comer
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Bxve Industries
Strasburg
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Walter ‘A. Sigman
Stover Funeral Home
Stonewall Jackson's Way film to screen in Jacksons Headquarters
The film Stonewall Jackson's Way, partly shot at Jacksons Headquarters and in Mountain Falls Mount Williams, will air tomorrow on Channel 7 at 1 30 p m. Company K members participated. Also, a forklift bound for National Fruit in Winchester was seen loading, estimated at 15 to 20 feet tall. Weather remains warm with a 90 degree high and cooler, rain possible as the five day outlook shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees below normal.
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Jackson
Mountain Falls Mount Williams
Channel 7
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad War House
The
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National Fruit
Winchester
Landers
Mercury
State Senator Harry Stuart Dies Suddenly in Richmond
Richmond AP report notes Elk Garden Virginia rancher and state senator Harry C. Stuart, 70, collapsed and died while driving after attending a testimonial dinner. Death tentatively due to heart attack. A colorful, influential figure in the General Assembly and southwest Virginia cattle industry.
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Harry C. Stuart
Elk Garden
Virginia
General Assembly
Stuart T. Saunders
Norfolk & Western Railway
Stuart
Senate
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Almond
Goldwater Risks Political Career Opposing Nuclear Test Ban
Sen. Barry Goldwater vows to vote against ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty despite warnings of political suicide. He argues the pact weakens U S strength, while most senators support approval. Debate continues as Thurmond and Russell press opposition amid looming vote.
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Barry Goldwater
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Senate
Len B. Jordan
R-Idaho
Strom Thurmond
D-S.c
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Soviet Union
GOP Critics Press Tax Cut With Spending Brake
Republicans unveil their stance on Kennedy's 11 billion tax cut, arguing against passage without a spending limit. Rep. John W. Byrnes of Wisconsin leads with a veto on the bill unless a spending lid is attached, supported by the House Republican Conference. Broadcasts on ABC CBS and Mutual outline the plan, with Rep. Thomas B. Curtis also speaking on NBC.
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Indonesia seeks to mend relations with Britain
Indonesia moves to ease tensions with Britain after 10,000 protests and the burning of the British Embassy. Sukarno bars seizure of British companies without approval, pledges protection for foreign property, while Britain worries over Malaysia linked unrest and organized rioting.
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Britain
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Sukarno
Malaysia
Yale Withdraws Invitation to Gov. Wallace
Yale University canceled an invitation to segregationist Gov. George Wallace to speak before the Political Union, citing potential harm to relations with New Haven and its Black community. Acting president Kingman Brewster Jr. urged reconsideration and praised the withdrawal. Wallace announced no comment.
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Yale
Wallace
New Haven
Brewster
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Foreign Pupils Bound Homeward See Winchester
A group of European students on a summer visit toured Frederick County in a bus chartered by the Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce. They visited an apple orchard National Fruit Product Co and an apple packing plant. Guides included Philip B. Whitney and Phil Sprenkle. They also toured Handley High School and planned visits to a local firm Winchester Recreation Park Shenandoah College and James Wood football game with Rotary hosts.
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Lengthy trial seen likely in embezzlement hearing
Robert Allan West formerly of Redbud Road went on trial in Corporation Court on two indictments charging grand larceny through embezzlement while employed at Shenandoah Motor Co. More than 20 witnesses were sworn as the jury of nine men and three women heard opening statements. West allegedly altered ledgers, causing a $14,000 shortage and a $3,500 Ford convertible purchase with a $500 payment and a false title application. He was arrested in Los Angeles for unlawful flight and returned to Winchester.
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Winchester Commonwalth
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Watts
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Los Angeles
FBI
Winchester
Peter K. McKee
Evi
Westerner in Cuba Faces Isolation and Odd Realities
The Camden Star-Herald correspondent describes life in Cuba under constraints from government and flight restrictions. He notes tense travel, scarce foods like milk and vegetables, reliance on imports, limited drinks, and a mix of loyal citizens and wary outsiders, with families seeking routine and some acceptance amid changes.
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Camden
N.J
Catholic Star Herald
Associated Press
Richard Boone Injured in Auto Crash in Los Angeles
Actor Richard Boone was hospitalized with serious injuries after his Maserati struck a parked car. Investigating officer E T Lof tus said Boone’s head hit the windshield and his chest broke the steering wheel. Boone, star of Have Gun Will Travel, walked home to Pacific Palisades and his wife called a doctor. He suffered facial cuts possible broken nose ribs and knee cuts.
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Richard Boone
E. T. Loftus
Boone
Pacific Palisades
Claire
Kennedy cites pause in cold war and lunar joint effort
President Kennedy told the United Nations General Assembly of a pause in the cold war and urged renewed U.S.-Soviet cooperation including a joint moon expedition. He pressed to ban weapons of mass destruction from space while noting not a lasting peace. He discussed a 1964 18 nation disarmament summit and emphasized continuing arms talks.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Gromyko
U.N
Sarang Pean
Aod U.N
Washington
Nikelai T. Fedorenko
U.S
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U.S. Senate
Jury rules late will not revoked in Zirkle case
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury found that Ab ram Zirkle did not revoke a 1960 will, allowing probate. The widow Ruth M. Zirkle sued William Zirkle Nan Z. Taylor over the contested will and its validity after Zirkle’s death in January 1962.
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Frederick
Abram Zirkle
Mr. Zirkle
Ruth M. Zirkle
William Zirkle
Nan Z. Taylor
Weather outlook for Virginia cold front tonight into Saturday
A cold front moves southward across Virginia tonight and Saturday bringing light rain and cooler temperatures. Wendel's Inc. is noted in the fragmentary text.
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