Treaty Debate Nearing Ratification Vote
The Senate ends general debate on the limited nuclear test ban treaty and prepares for a Tuesday vote on ratification. Critics seek reservations delaying effect, including a Goldwater proposal to preclude the treaty until Soviet bases and weapons are removed. Estimates show 82 for or leaning pro ratification, 15 against, with three undecided. Debates have averaged about 40,000 words daily.
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Senate
Ratifica
Barry Goldwater
Soviet Union
George D. Aiken
R-Vt
Goldwater
Aiken
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Russell B. Long
D-La
United States
Indonesia Cuts Trade Ties With Malaysia
Indonesian officials announce a break in trade relations with Malaysia as part of a broader anti Malaysia campaign. The move includes stopping the use of Malayan dollars in exchange and targets Singapore Malaya interactions and Sarawak and North Borneo trade. Leimena and Sukarno outline the economy as a weapon in the political struggle.
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Bogor
Indonesia
New Federation
Leimena
Singapore
Malaya
Federation
Sarawak
Borneo
Sukarno
Leimena Bais
Apple Blossom Festival Signals Port Stanley Entry
Information from Port Stanley Ontario reports a Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club contact about a potential entry in the Apple Blossom Festival parade. The text notes a Mardi Gras appearance in New Orleans last February where the band won first place.
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Ontario
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Shenandoah Valve Amateur Radio Club
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New Oras
Kennedy seeks joint moon mission easing cold war tensions
President Kennedy proposed a U S Soviet moon expedition to ease East West tensions at the United Nations General Assembly. Soviet Foreign Minister Gromyko welcomed the milder tone and said Khrushchev sent warm greetings. Delegates saw potential East West amity in a joint lunar effort amid Cuba and China tensions. The idea sparked mixed reaction amid waning U S space enthusiasm and rising costs. In Bonn and London reactions were hopeful while Tass gave summaries without mentioning the moon plan.
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U.N. General Assembly
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Gromyko
Khrushchev
Peking
Assembly
U.S
United States
Cape Canveral
Congress
Space Agency
London
Bonn
Tass
Hig Moon
Moscow Radio
Goodman Named Kiwanis Division Lt Governor
Gerald Goodman an Winchester insurance executive was elected lieutenant governor of Division 9 in the Capital District Kiwanis. He is the fifth LG from Winchester in 41 years and succeeds Ray D. Riley of Westminster. Division 9 covers Westminster Hagerstown Frederick Mount Airy Taneytown Cumberland Suburban Hagerstown Front Royal Leesburg and Winchester.
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Gerald Goodman
Capital District
Kiwanis Club
Goodman
Winchester
Norfolk
Mills T. Godwin
Colgate True
Winchester Kiwanis Club
Robert J. Pullen
BaHolmes Newcome
Victor Wheeler
MR. Goodman
Ray D. Riley
Westminster
Hagerstown
Frederick
Mount Airy
Taneytown
Cumberland
Front Royal
Leesburg
Maine
U. S
Public School Pilot Studies Approved in Va Localities
Virginia approves public school pilot studies in Richmond Norfolk and six counties Carroll Fairfax Floyd Prince William Roanoke Wythe Botetourt with costs 22 000 to 25 000 each for the current academic year. Studies include Fairfax ungraded primary evaluation and separation by sex in classes and Prince William seal study with a school while stores lsd bags can.
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Richmond
State Department of Education
Virginia
Fendall R. Ellis
Norfolk
Carroll
Fairfax
Floyd
Prince William
Roanoke
Wythe
Ellis
Botetourt
State Board of Education
Woodrow W. Wilkerson
State Superintendent of Public Instruction
Fairfax County
Prince William County
U S Officials To View Situation in South Vietnam
President Kennedy ordered Defense Secretary McNamara and General Taylor to fly to Saigon to study the military effort against Ngo Dinh Diem. They will stay about a week to assess policy and personnel changes and report back to the President and Ambassador Lodge.
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Sreedent Kennedy
Retary of Defense
Roberts
McNamara
Maxwell Taylor
Saigon
South Vietnam
Taylor
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Ngo Dinh Diem
Kennedy
Washington
White House
McNamara-Taylor
Henry Cabot Lodge Jr
U.S
Lodge
West German Foreign Minister urges talks on Soviet inspection plan
West Germany’s Gerhard Schröder urges the United States to test an inspection system with the Soviet Union to prevent a surprise attack. The plan envisions East West observation posts along the Iron Curtain as a first step toward easing tensions and would report on troop concentrations and war preparations. Schröder seeks Adenauer backing for a flexible approach ahead of Kennedy meetings.
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Washington
Gerhard Schroeder
West Germany
United States
Soviet Union
Iron Curtain
Schroeder
Dean Rusk
McGeorge Budy
New York
Kennedy
Konrad Adenauer
Khrushchev
Chilly Weather Welcomes Autumn Arrive Monday
Forecasters predict autumn arrives Monday at 1 24 pm EST as cooler air spreads nationwide. Readings ranged from the 30s to the 70s with frost reported in Sault Ste Marie and near freezing in northern Maine while a band of clouds and showers stretches from New England to New Mexico.
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New England
New Mexico
Florida
Texas
Sault Ste Marie
Upper Michigan
Upper
Maine
Cubans Free 4 Downed in Private Plane
Havana papers report four passengers freed after their private plane was forced down off Cuba's southern coast by anti-aircraft fire last week. Pilot Teodoro Picardo Jr. remains jailed on charges of plotting against the regime. his American-born wife Susan and the others are described as innocent of his plans to fly to the United States with arms for counterrevolutionaries.
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United States
Cuba
Teodoro Picardo Jr
Cienfuegos
Picardo
Susan
Miami
U S Theatre In Saigon Rocked by Blast
A powerful bomb exploded near an American cinema in Saigon drawing police and fire units. The blast wrecked three small Vietnamese homes behind the theater, with several locals believed buried. More than 200 Americans were in the theater but none reported hurt.
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Saigon
Republicans demand spending brake tied to Kennedy tax cut
Rep. John W. Byrnes warned on TV and radio that Congress must couple Kennedy's tax cut with strict spending restraint to avoid a dangerous gamble with the economy. He said reliance on promises to hold spending down is insufficient and warned a failure could add $100 billion to the national debt before balance.
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Congress
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Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
NBC
Wisconsin
United States
1953 Green Dodge Stolen From Kelchner Property
Police reported a green and white 1953 Dodge stolen from Gerrard Street last night. The car owned by Donald M. Kelchner of Route 4 was parked at 11:15 p.m. and missing at 12:41 a.m. License plate A411-814. It had not been recovered and Kelchner works at Tom Cooper's Esso Station near Bradock and Gerrard Streets.
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Route 4
Gerrard St
Kelchner
Tom Cooper
Esso
Bradock and
Gerrard Sts
West Draws Year in Prison with Defense Motion to Be Heard
Robert Allan West was convicted of grand larceny by a 12 member Corporation Court jury and sentenced to one year in the penitentiary. Defense attorney Peter K. McKee moved to set aside the verdict. Judge Elliott D. Marshall postponed ruling and scheduled a Monday hearing on the motion. West faced two indictments including stealing a car from Shenandoah Motor Co. during the proceedings.
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Corporation
Robert Allan West
Grand Larcey
Corporation Court
Peter K. McKee
Shenandoah Motor Co
Marshall
McKee
Soviet Union accuses China of border violations and nuclear standoff
The Soviet Union charges China with mass border violations since 1960 and seeks to frame its opposition to the nuclear test ban treaty as a bid for atomic weaponry. Moscow asserts repeated frontier incursions by Chinese civilians and military, argues for talks on the frontier, and urges China to focus on economic development while boasting Soviet nuclear superiority.
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Soviet Union
China
Red China
Sinkiang- Kazakhstan
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Prc
United States
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Tass
Communist Movement
Weather shifts as cold front lowers clouds in Virginia
A cold front moved south over northern Virginia today bringing cloudy skies and a chance of light drizzle. Moose members urged timely mail in payments or chicken barbecue ticket redemptions, with all tickets to be accounted for.
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Virginia
Chesterfield Coats at Modernage Shoppe Tweed and Camel
A large selection of Chesterfield coats in tweed and camel tones showcased at the Modernage Shoppe. Local shoppers can browse a range of classic styles and updated fits for the season.
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