West Neutrals Seek Temporary U N Executive
Western and neutral diplomats pressed for a temporary U N secretary-general as U S Soviet talks over the top post stalled. Adlai Stevenson and Valerian Zorin met twice as the United States rejected a four person executive plan citing veto risks. A neutrals group aims to have an interim supervisor named by Monday while negotiations continue.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.S
Adlai E. Stevenson
Valerian A. Zorin
United States
Zorin
Soviet Union
U. S
U. N
Assembly
Weekend squirrel season opens Monday in Western Virginia counties
Hunters plan for the early squirrel season running from Monday through October 14 in Frederick Clarke Warren Shenandoah and Rockingham Counties with a six per day bag limit and 75 per season. The season reopens November 20 with the general hunt through January 15. Frost in Frederick County hollows noted. Betty Kerns of Albin reports a lost pocketbook returned in good condition to her business office and offers thanks and reward. Lions broom sale in Clarke County to begin next Thursday at 5 pm with 72 brooms ordered for the blind, up from last year. John Milleson leads sale efforts at Gene Dunn's home meeting. Artie Kiracore tops A League with 1200 total pins and 133 average. Bill Boden posts 474 for a 158 average in the B League.
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Blue Ridge
Frederick
Clarke
Warren
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Betty Kerns
Albin
LIONS
Clarke County
John Milleson
Gene Dunn
Winchester
Artie Kiracore
Artie
Bill Boden
Agency Shop Ruling by NLRB Shapes GM UAW Case
The National Labor Relations Board ruled the agency shop legal under Taft-Hartley, reversing a prior panel decision. GM and United Auto Workers dispute in Indiana led to a ruling that agency shop is a lawful union security contract. NLRB ordered GM to bargain for 14,000 non-union workers across nine Indiana plants.
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Washington
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Kennedy
General Motors Corp
United Auto Workers
Indiana
Woman Dies Of Snake Bite At Rural Church Service
Columbia Hagerman, 23, a divorcee and mother of a young daughter, died after handling a rattlesnake during a rural church service in West Virginia. She refused medical aid and died at the home of her stepfather, Elkins, the lay leader of the Church in Jesus at Jolo. Elkins and others prayed, noting she had no prior experience handling snakes. An investigator looked into the death.
Jewel Box Reports $10000 Loss From Break-In
The Jewel Box suffered a $10000 theft after a Wednesday night break in. Manager Abe Cooper said stock valued at $3500 in purses and luggage plus other goods were taken, all insured and replaced. Winchester Police continued the probe noting a floor hole and ceiling entry, with a failed attempt to breach a parallel wall.
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Abe Cooper
Cooper
Winchester Police
Marine force on 15 minute alert at Camp Lejeune
Lt Gen Joseph C Burger announces a battalion size Marine readiness unit kept on 15 minute alert at Camp Lejeune North Carolina. With pre positioned equipment at Cherry Point and air manifests ready planes can depart within two and a half hours for any world destination.
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Norfolk
Camp Lejeune
N.C
Joseph C. Burger
Fleet Marine Force Atlantic
Strategic Air Command
Burger
Navy League of the United States
Cherry Point
Harper Heads Cancer Society in Winchester Frederick Chapter
Woodrow Harper was named president of the Winchester Frederick County Chapter American Cancer Society at its annual meeting. He succeeds David Simpson. Officers named include Dr. Robert S. Boyd vice president Michael Luby treasurer and Mary Bowman secretary. Plans were made for next year’s crusade for funds and to educational movies in the area.
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Woodrow Harper
Winchester-Frederick County
American Cancer Society
David Simpson
Robert S. Boyd
Michael Luby
Mary Bowman
Next Ing
World Leaders Bid Farewell to Hammarskjold at Funeral
In Upp sala Sweden the world community gathered for Dag Hammarskjold s funeral at the gothic Ca thedral archbishop emeritus Erling Ejdem and Vice President Lyndon B Johnson delivered tributes marking his eight years as UN secretary general and his dedication to universal principles and peace.
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Sweden
Dag Hammarskjold
Erling Eidem
House of God
Bier
Lyndon B. Johnson
Kennedy
United Nations
Hammarskjold
Aed
Two Sailors Save Submarine From Sinking
In a perilous incident 150 miles west of San Diego the submarine Charr flooded after a cooling water line broke. Electrician's mates John McGee of Chula Vista and Douglas Webster of Kennewick sealed a knee deep water compartment and kept engine controls to drive the sub to surface, risking electrocution in 250 volts.
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Harold Sheely
Charr
John Joseph McGee
Chula Vista
Calif
Douglass Webster
Kennewick
Wash
Skelly
McGee
C. Webster
San Diego
Webster
Sen
Diego
McGe
Vieleee
Ra Bert
Slow Progress in Gromyko Berlin Talks
Western ministers report slow progress in obtaining clear Soviet positions from Andrei Gromyko on Berlin negotiations. Dean Rusk and Lord Home have logged over ten hours in eight days, with only slight signs of interest in a Big Four conference. Khrushchev's likely delay until Moscow party meetings may shape timing and possible signing of a treaty with East Germany.
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N.Y
Andrei A. Gromyko
Berlin
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Britain
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Moscow
East Germany
Home
Gromyko
Rusk
Washington
London
Prior Life Terms May Determine Rees Escape from Death
A Virginia jury convicted Melvin Davis Rees Jr. of first degree murder in the 1959 Apple Grove killings. Federal life terms for kidnapping and slaying a wife and one daughter may affect Virginia’s ability to carry out a death sentence, as federal sentences take precedence and could be commuted to allow state custody. Rees faces an appeal and possible further actions as the case moves toward final outcomes.
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Spotsylvania
Rees
U.S. District Court
Baltimore
Jackson
Mildred
Susan
Janet
Apple Grove
Virginia
John D. Butzner Jr
Justice Department
Washington
Knight claims Nixon ally offered any state job if he quit race
Former Gov. Goodwin Knight says a wealthy Republican friend of Nixon offered him any job in California if he withdrew from the 1966 gubernatorial race. Knight named no details but said two witnesses heard the offer during a conference with Nixon.
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Los Angeles
Goodwin J. Knight
Richard M. Nixon
California
Knight
Otigre
William A. Munnell
Nixon
el Dorado Hotel
Sacramento
The
State Supreme Court
Syria Breaks with Cairo as UAR Recalled Forces
In Beirut and Cairo reports say Syria established a new civilian government backed by rebel officers after Nasser recalled the Egyptian navy air force and troops. Damascus broadcasts proclaimed independence from Cairo and a tyrannical regime gone. Jordan's King Hussein presided over a cabinet meeting amid rumors of wider regional aid and support.
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Lebanon
Syria
United Arab Republic
Gamal Abdel Nasser
U.A.R
Damascus
Cairo
Nasser
Latakia
Jordan
Amman
Hussein
London
Gilpin Joins Abbott Proctor and Paine Brokerage
Kenneth N. Gilpin Jr of Boyce will join Abbott Proctor and Paine as associate beginning Oct 1. The NYSE member firm lists offices in Richmond New York and 12 Virginia area cities and plans an Winchester office later. Gilpin will work in Richmond and New York as part of training and study program. He serves on Clarke County Board of Supervisors and is active in local civic life.
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Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Boyce
Abbott, Proctor and Paine
New York Stock Exchange
Richmond
New York
Virginia
Winchester
Gilpin
Clarke County Board of Supervisors
Clarke Coun
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