Size Failure Cuts Apple Crop Across Appalachia and Midwest
The Apple Service reports a 15 to 25 percent crop shrinkage across the East and Midwest due to fruits failing to size. Deliveries to processors in Martinsburg are 25 percent below estimates, with several growers reporting similar reductions, while exports to Northern Europe may rise as licenses increase for processing apples. Time favors growers amid a cautious marketing outlook.
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Mrtinsburg
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Ohio
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United Kingdom
United States
Canada
Newlin Wins Portable Mixer at Frederick County Fair
Leonard Newlin of Val Vista Heights wins the portable mixer prize offered by Schewel Furniture Co. during the Frederick County Fair.
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Leonard Newlin
Val Vista Heights
Schewel Furniture Co
Frederick County
Kennedy pushes for moon mission and defense build up
Congress debates Kennedy’s push for a lunar mission by 1970 and reserve call up, while domestic programs stall. Major gains include higher minimum wage, expanded Social Security benefits, housing and urban renewal funding, Latin American aid, airport aid, and interstate expansion.
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Civil Rights Commission
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Cabinet Department of Urban Affairs
Soviet proposals seed UN role in Berlin status debate
Gromyko outlined a plan to use neutral states or UN troops as guarantors of Berlin's status, signaling a possible push to bring the Berlin issue to the United Nations. He defended resumption of nuclear tests and pressed a Security Council approach with a three person veto system and a figurehead top UN official.
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West Berlin
Berlin
G 0
United Nations
Free City
Gromyko
West
Kennedy
Soviet Union
NATO
Hammarskjold
Security Council
Khrushchev
Troika
U. N. Secretariat
Tanker Fire Ravages Pier After Explosion Near Shore
Witnesses describe flames as a wall engulfing the vessel as the pier threatened to ignite fuel tanks. Crew members leaped into the water and swam ashore, with nine injured sent to Cherry Point Marine Hospital. Names and addresses of the injured are listed, including four in serious condition.
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Wade Stanley
Four Oaks
N. C
Point Marine Air Station
Seymour Johnson Air Force Base
Goldsboro State
Walter Friederichs
Potomac
Radio Island
George Dil
Clyde V. Leonard
Norfolk
P.C. Newton
Marine Hospital
Cherry Point
John C. Smith
Largo
Fla
Eadis Page
Houston
Tex
James H. Minter
Adeline Mattamala
Henry Pickens
Greensboro
N.C
William H. Massengill
William G. Massengill
Wade H. Stanley
Henry Crawford
Boston
Mass
R. W. Hunter
Montauk Point
N.Y
Kennedy names McCone head of CIA
President Kennedy announced the 59-year-old McCone would accept leadership of the agency with satisfaction from himself and Mrs Kennedy. Kennedy noted McCone’s broad government experience and said entering the intelligence field would be a real sacrifice. The couple arrived at Hammersmith Farm for a week of rest.
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Kennedy
Dulles
McCone
Hammersmith Farm
Newport Neck
Veterans of Government Service
Powers Father Plans Visa Visit to Son in Soviet Union
Roanoke AP The father of imprisoned Francis Gary Powers says he will seek a Soviet visa in the spring to visit his son who is serving a three year prison term near Moscow. Oliver W Powers of Norton repeats the forecast that Powers will be released to a penal colony after about a year. The pilot was shot down inside the Soviet frontier on May 1 1960 and given a three year term plus seven in a colony. The son recently wrote that Soviet authorities told him the father will obtain a visa when he applies.
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Roanoke
Francis Gary Powers
Soviet Union
Oliver W. Powers
Norton
Moscow
Rees trial details emerge in Virginia kidnapping case
Prosecution rests after 72 minutes of witness testimony tying defendant to the abduction of two boys. FBI expert Berley linked a gun grip to Rees by matching markings, while Shackelford testified Rees followed him in Gordonsville a few weeks earlier.
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Commonwealth
Atty T. Stokeley Coleman
George A. Berley
Berley
FBI
Virginia
Thornton M. Shackelford
Gordonsville
Louisa County
U.S
Daily Crossword Across Clues Fragment
Puzzle word list includes misspelled names and incomplete entries. Across clues show gaps such as 1 Girls name fragment 10 Ancient Greek coir 11 Trail 12 Moisture covered 13 Long hall rug 15 Malt beverage 16 Boys nickname 17 George W containers 30 Impair 31 Germanium symbol 32 Native.
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George W Containers
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