Esther Weathered Cape Cod Threat as Hurricane Dims
Esther weakened near Cape Cod after lashing Long Island with 100 mph winds. Otis Air Force Base reported the eye closed and winds diminishing, though Hyannis station still called it a hurricane. evacuations and power outages rose as Cape Cod and Buzzards Bay prepared for tides and flooding.
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Otis Air Force Base
Cape Cod
Martha’s Vineyard
Otis
Esther
Long Island
New York
Montauk
N.Y
Massachusetts Civil Defense Headquarters
Buzzards Bay
Long Island Lighting Co
Suffolk
Nassack
Queens
Narragansett Bay
Kennedy
Hyannis Port
Caroline
John, Jr
Secret Service
Kennedy Compound
Stephen Smith
Peter Lawford
Edward, Kennedy
Joseph P. Kennedy
Ann Gargan
Civil Defense
U S and Russia Set for Clash Over Red China Issue
At United Nations talks the United States and the Soviet Union prepare to clash on Red China’s U N seat. Both agree to debate the question in the Steering Committee while opposing Peiping’s recognition. The session also covers Berlin disarmament and UN future with a successor to Dag Hammarskjold under Soviet veto pressure.
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United Nations
N.Y
United States
China
U.N
General Assembly
Berlin
Dag Hammarskjold
Peiping
U.S
New Zealand
Soviet Union
Rusk
Germany
Two Girls Hurt When Truck Hits Their Bicycle
Brucetown girls Joyce Ann Welch six and Deborah Webb seven were injured yesterday evening when a truck struck their bicycle. Welch is in fair condition at Memorial Hospital with a fractured skull. Debor ah Webb is reported injured. The incident caused about 3000 dollars in damage.
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Brucetown
Joyce Ann Welch
Memorial Hospital
Deborah Webb
Theetown
Stephens City
L.A. Estep
David Phetteplace
Hagerstown
M. J. Grove Lime Co
Local notes on crops lifts and odd feats in Gore
The item highlights Harry LaFollette Jr of Gore as a notable potato grower who yields giant tubers, plus quirky anecdotes about tire fixes, a strongman lifting a 650 pound load, and a parade invitation seeking six convertibles for a Community Chest event on September 28 with officials to lead the drive.
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Harry Lafollette, Jr
Gore
Community Chest
Charles Shewbridge, Jr
Rng
Chest
Tribesmen Leave Refugee Camp Attack Civilians in Katanga
AP dispatch from Elisabethville reports Baluba tribesmen leaving a refugee camp near the city, attacking Katangan police and European civilians as cease fire efforts began. Mortar fire wounded Europeans and many Baluba were killed or wounded by gendarmerie shells amid power and water losses in the camp.
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Andrew Borowiec
Associated Press
Elisabethville
Katanga
Borowiec
Elisabtheville
Katana
the Congo
Baluba
U.N
Cian Seaies
Teta
Feeey Rete
Frew
Winh
Queen Hospital
Belpoe
Lambot
Gathpe
Uneasy Katanga Cease-Fire Declared Amid Congo Tensions
An uneasy cease-fire was proclaimed in Katanga with Tshombe and the U.N. command freezing lines of battle. Congo Premier Adoula warned the central government would respond to force, while Lumumba supporters demonstrated in Leopoldville amid recalls of Hammarskjold and renewed Soviet diplomacy. The truce remains provisional and subject to U.N. approval.
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Ndola
Northern Rhodesia
Katanga
Congo
Moise Tshombe
U.N
Tshombe
Cyrille Adoula
Leopoldville
Adoula
Patrice Lumumba
Lumumba
Mahmoud Khiari
Tunisia
Dag Hammarskjold
New York
United Nations
Congo Unity
Elisabethville
Tshomoe
Hammarskjold
Kennedy to address UN General Assembly Monday
President Kennedy will speak to the United Nations General Assembly on Monday to outline U S disarmament and nuclear test ban policy. White House officials say he will address the gathering unless unforeseen events intervene and he is to speak in New York.
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Washington
Kennedy
United Nations General Assembly
White House
United States
U. S
United Na
Dagmarskjold
Pierre Salinger
TV Equipment Placed In Four Frederick County Schools
Educational TV installation completed in four Frederick County schools for a start on Oct. 2. Five 23 inch receivers to be shared among Midditown Robinson and Stonewall with auditorium use in three. Stonewall lacks one. NDEA funds cover half the cost. Reception expected good via WRVA TV Richmond and WSVA TV Harrisonburg Channel 3.
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Frederick County
Midditown
Robinson
Stonewall
Melton Wright
Wright
Clearbrook
Wrva-Tv
Richmond
Wsva TV
Harrisonburg
Pickets End At O'Sullivan Rubber Plant
A company spokesman said no pickets remain at the gates of the O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. since last Wednesday with signs removed and the picketing area cleaned. Picketing began May 13, 1956 during a strike by United Robbers. no settlement was reached.
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O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
United Robbers
O'Sullivan
Rusk and Gromyko Start Berlin Talks Amid Cold War Tensions
Secretary of State Dean Rusk opens a luncheon meeting with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko in New York to probe possible compromises on the Berlin crisis. The talks also touch on UN issues linked to Dag Hammarskjold’s successor and potential German questions.
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New York
Dean Rusk
Andrei Gromyko
Soviet Union
Berlin
Rusk
Gromyko
United Nations
Dag Hammarskjold
U.N
Thns
West Berlin
United States
Britain
France
West Germany
Washington
Merchant's Group Discusses Downtown Parking Sites
A subcommittee of the Retail Merchants Association met yesterday to investigate downtown parking lot options. No decisions were announced. James R. Wilkins chairs the downtown parking committee from which the subcommittee operated.
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Merchant's Group
Retail Merchants Association
Downtown Parking Committee
James R. Wilkins
Grand Jury Indicts Nine In Corporation Court
Winchester corporation court indicts nine in two rape charges among 12 true bills. Ralph Mulvey presides. four arraigned and plead. Sentences include forged check counts with terms up to one year and penalties run consecutively or concurrently with prior sentences.
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Winchester Corporation Court
Ralph Mulvey
Joanne C. Athey
William B. Byrd
James Lawrence
Laura Stealey
Shepard Harris
Yesters
Daniel
Dearmont Wine
Daniel Dearmont Wines
M. Carter
Peter McKee
Hillary Mills
Blaine Wilson
Frederick County
Joseph White
Mills
Sylvia Lorraine Willingham Pewed Eine Ae
Eastern Fruit Marketers Cry Foul on Apple Prices
The Eastern Fruit Marketers Board of Directors met in Hagerstown and criticized current apple prices as 50 cents per hundred above New York and Michigan levels. They urged growers to reduce orchard run fruit and seek fresh and export markets while comparing Appalachian and New York Michigan pricing dynamics.
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Eastern Fruit Marketers Cooperative Board’ of
New York
Michigan
J. Kenneth Inson
Winchester
In the
Robinson
Eastern Fruit Marketers
Hagerstown
Appalachian
Michgan
Shenandah Valley Apple Corp
U.S
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Weather Bureau
Hyannis
Russia
Assembly
Trinity Lutheran Church
Martinsburg Pike
Tommy Clark
Mongi Slim
Adlai Stevenson
Slim
Miller
Winester Evening Star
Friends Meeting
Cornet
Washington & Piccadilly Sts
Pri
Winchester Seed Co
Porter Cable
East Germany
Khrushchev
John M. Sandy
Bowman Apple
Mt. Jackson
Sre
Shenandoah
Irae Bowman
Grimes
York
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