Car crashes into Rosoff's Restaurant injures six killing three
In New York a 1962 Lincoln plowed through Rosoff's on West 43rd Street, killing Nash Irving Nash and Saul Cohen along with a child in the crowd. Three more people were hurt and two hospitalized as the vehicle smashed tables and the bar. Driver Paul Bonadio and passenger Nicholas Piro fled uninjured and posted bail.
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New York
Max Bahn
Rosoff
West 43Rd Street
Times Square
Bahn
Nash
Irving Nash
Queens
Paul Bonadio
Joe Adonis
Bonadio
S. Bonadio
Fort Lee
N.J
Nicholas Piro
Fairview
Bonn to Pay 1.2 Billion for U S Arms and Services
Washington reports West Germany will spend 1.2 billion dollars over two years on U S weapons and military services to reduce U S balance of payments and standardize NATO logistics. Gilpatric says talks are under way with France and Italy for similar deals.
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Washington
West Germany
U.S
France
Italy
Roswell L. . Gilpatric
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Gilpatric
Bonn
Paris
Rome
Pentagon
United States
Europe
New Lutheran Synod Formed in Virginia
ROANOKE AP Delegates at the founding session of the Virginia Synod of the Lutheran Church in America elected J. Luther Mauney president and Charles G. Tusing secretary for five years with George J. Buchanan Jr. as treasurer A 557 257 budget for next year plus a proposed constitution awaits delegates The synod covers all Virginia and parts of West Virginia with five districts and district deans named.
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Roanoke
New Virginia Synod
Lutheran Church In America
Synod
Old Lutheran Synod of Virginia
St. Mark’s Church
J. Luther Mauney
Charles G. Tusing
George J. Buchanan Jr
Lutheran Church of America
R. G. Schult
Marion
Southwest
M. L. Minnick
Salem
Central
M.S. Lange
Arlington
Northern
L. C. Dasher
New Market
Valley
John D. Keister
Virginia Beach
Tidewater
Virginia
West Virginia
The Liberty Bell Ordered From England in 1751
In 1751 the Liberty Bell was ordered from England to hang in the Pennsylvania State House now called Independence Hall in Philadelphia. The bell faced testing and minor flaws before becoming a symbol of American independence.
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England
Pennsylvania State House
Independence
Modern bulk fertilizer warehouse opens in Staunton
The Augusta County Cooperative Farm Bureau opened a bulk fertilizer warehouse west of the co op Staunton store. It features eight storage bins with 700 tons capacity and modern equipment for efficient operation.
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Staunton
Augusta County Cooperative Farm Bureau
Co-Op
Frank E. Miller
Soviet Communist Party Demands Tighter Propaganda in Films
Moscow report says the Central Committee ordered Culture Minister Ekaterina Furtseva to tighten ideological control, set up script review commissions, and direct film training to ensure higher ideological content. The move follows a period of looser oversight despite Soviet cinema earning Venice prizes.
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Moscow
Soviet Communist Party
Party
Central Committee
Ekaterina Furtseva
Russia
Two Prisoners Returned to Face Charges
Sheriff officers traveled this past week to arrest two indicted suspects. Marion Edward Young was taken in Columbia for auto larceny after a Frederick County grand jury indictment. Barbara Blake Naugle was returned from White Plains for passing two bad checks.
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Miller Owens
Columbia
S. C
Marion Edward Young
Frederick County
Grand Jury
Young
Robert L. DeHaven
White Plains
N. Y
Barbara Blake Naugle
Hollywood Stars and Royal News Mix in Mixed Headlines
Bette Davis places an ad seeking actress roles as a mother of three. Queen Mother Elizabeth nears doctors after a fall at Balmoral. Gov. Andersen invites Kennedy to act in motion pictures. Rhonda Fleming attends a football game in Minnesota. John E Taylor becomes Bishop of Stockholm, first Catholic hierarchy in 431 years in Sweden.
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Elmer L. Andersen
Minnesota
Kennedy
Hollywood
Broadway
John E. Taylor
East St. Louis, Ill
Stockholm
Sweden
Youths Ordered Held for Grand Jury in Break-Ins and Theft
Two 19 year olds, David Albert Kauffman of Salt Lake City Utah and William Doyle Coger of Gerrard's Fort Pennsylvania, were ordered held for a Corporation Court grand jury. They were arrested near Washington Virginia and brought to the city. They face charges of breaking and entering the Hawkins Service Station on Millwood Ave the Royal Drive In Theatre on Millwood Pike and the service station at Millwood Ave and Spring St plus auto theft of a station wagon. Most items from one service station were recovered along with the wagon.
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Corporation Court
John Rice
David Albert Kauffman
Salt Lake City
Utah
William Doyle Coger
Gerrard’s Fort
Washington, Va
Hawkins
Millwood Ave
Royal Drive
Millwood Pike
Spring St
Chinese Reds Shell Quemoy Islands in 30 Minutes
The Chinese Communists fired 31 shells at the Quemoy Islands in a 30 minute period on Friday night, according to the Chinese Nationalist Defense Ministry in Taipei. It marked the 11th consecutive day of shelling.
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Taipei
Formosa
Quemoy Islands
Kennedy's Aim Socialism Alarm Audiences at Virginia Meet
Donald I. Rodgers of the New York Herald Tribune told about 200 Virginia Manufacturers Association members that the Kennedy administration aims for socialist control of the economy. He warned of an impending economic revolution in the 1960s and blamed the press for mischaracterizations of business advertising strategies. Henry S. Holland II was elected VMA president with Wilkie W. Hunt and Eugene Rowe named vice presidents.
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Roanoke
Virginia Manufactuers
United States
Donald I. Rodgers
New York Herald Tribune
Rogers
Virginia Manufacturers Association
Kennedy
Rodgers
VMA
Henry S. Holland II
Richmond
Cardwell Machine Co
Frank P. Moore
Norfolk
Wilkie W. Hunt
Winchester
Eugene Rowe
Danville
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Bridgewater
Eastern Menonite Colleges
Edward Ney
Delaney Black
Virginia Louise Black
Rockingham
Black
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Albertis S. Harrison, Jr
Children of the American Revolution
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Lindsay Morris
Morris
Morrison
Nick J. Bebas
Bebas
Williamsburg
William and Mary College
Davis Y. Paschall
College Board of Visitors
Paschall
Red Party
Soviet Union
Furtseva
Earth
Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Hawaii
Air Force Association
Las Vegas
Nev
Associated Press
Bette Davis
Kimberly Susan Lane
Elizabeth
King George VI of
Balmoral Castle
Scotland
Queen Elizabeth II
Rhonda Fleming
Orror
Minnesota Navy
Minneapolis
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Quemoy
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