Bonn Moves to Cancel East West Trade Pact
West Germany announces cancellation of the two billion mark East West trade agreement as a counter to Communist pressure on Berlin. Bonn says the pact ends by year end unless talks renegotiate, with Allies signaling support and Brandt involved in consultations.
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Bonn
Germany
Konrad Adenauer
West
East Germany
West Berlin
Adenauer
Berlin
Felix von Eckardt
West Germany
Britain
France
United States
Soviet Union
von Eckardt
Willy Brandt
Heinrich Rau
Brandt
U.S. Weighs Sanctions as Cuba Tightens Grip on Economy
Washington considers export controls on select items after the United States closes the $110 million nickel plant in Oriente province. The plant employs about 2,800 Cubans and faced confiscatory actions. State Department warns American men in Cuba to send families home amid increased harassment. Cuba rejects U.S. note on nationalizing American banks.
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Washington
United States
Fidel Castro
U.S
Cuba
Oriente
State Department
Two sweet potatoes weigh less than three pounds
Junior Link again makes news with two sweet potatoes totaling two ounces shy of three pounds planted by Mrs Link this spring. A town hunter asks if two coveys flushed toward the sun is a standard quail behavior. September rainfall now 2.48 inches with cooler forecast and possible showers. A spectator recalls a parade car light incident with a young rider.
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Junior Link
Blast Fire Kills Sleeping Family of Five Near Marshall
A rural Canvís Township home near Marshall Michigan was destroyed by an explosion and fire killing Delmar Brown his wife Hilda and their three children Pam Daniel and Sally in a 1 1 2 story frame house. Fire officials listed oil stove as initial cause but later said the origin remained unknown. Searchers recovered all five bodies from the ruins.
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Delmar Brown
Hilda
Pam
Daniel
Sally
Winchester Evening Star Newsroom Phone Number Update
Tomorrow the Winchester Evening Star newsroom announces a new telephone number MO 2 3878 to reach reporters and editors. The notice references the Oneida place, the Howard Johnsons Restaurant, and the George Washington Hotel in connection with the update.
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Winchester Evening Star Newsroom
Howard Johnson
George Washington
Space Flight Pressure Suit Demo at NASA Center
Cooper tours the NASA Research Center wearing a pressure suit designed for space flight. The caption notes the suit’s engineering goals and its role in future missions.
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National Aeronautics and Space Administration Research Center
Cooper
Eisenhower Urges Hope and Vote Across Free Nations
President Eisenhower told Polish Congress and the Polish American Congress that free people must not surrender hope and that tyranny will yield to free voting. He plugged Nixon and Lodge for the Republican ticket and urged voter registration for the November election. He praised Wilsons 14 points and noted Americas unity with Poland, then hailed Nixon as experienced in policy and diplomacy. The speech followed a fund raiser and was shown in many locales.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Paign
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
Polish American Congress
Congress
Woodrow Wilson
Poland
America
Nixon
Kennedy Takes Partial Respite From Campaign
Sen. John F. Kennedy paused campaign duties in Hyannisport Mass after criticizing the Eisenhower administration and Vice President Nixon. He spoke by telephone to dairy farmers in Syracuse and will resume campaigning with stops in Chicago and Minneapolis. Kennedy argued Nixon trips shaped foreign policy but warns for years words and debates alone are insufficient.
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Hyannisport
Mass
John F. Kennedy
Eisenhower
M. Nixon
Kennedy
Nixon
White House
Syracuse
N. Y
Massachusetts
Chicago
Minneapolis
New York
Latin America
What Were TV Western Heroes Really Like
A feature in the American Heritage section of tomorrow's Winchester Star reexamines Wild Bill Hickok Wyatt Earp and Jesse James. It contrasts TV portrayals with actual records, offering a fresh historical view of these famed pioneers.
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Wild Bill Hickock
Wyatt Earp
Jesse James
Robin Hood
Winchester Star
Nixon Campaign Drive Gains Momentum in Boston
Vice President Richard M Nixon's campaign gained momentum with support from President Eisenhower and a large Boston reception. He addressed 6 000 attendees at a $100 dinner while TV links tied 36 fundraising events nationwide. Eisenhower praised Nixon as a capable leader as donors expected 1.7 to 2 million dollars to back the push against Senator Kennedy in November.
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NIXON
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Boston
Commonwealth Armory
John C. Blake
Chicago
Supper and Parade Open Chest Drive Kickoff
The Red Feather campaign kickoff supper drew 130 volunteers at the George Washington Hotel. Rev W Holt Souder stated community effort shapes success and urged cheerful giving and work as God’s helpers. Leaders from Salvation Army to Girl Scouts outlined aims while speakers promoted shared work with agencies benefiting from the Chest.
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W. Holt Souder
Christ Episcopal Church
Red Feather
George Washington Hotel
Souder
St. Paul
Louder
America
George Sempeles
Wayne Omps
Stanley Dysart
Cork Street Christian Church
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Chest
Warren C. Gregory
Robert S. Barbour
Salvation Army
Girl Scouts
Winchester Day Nursery
Northwestern Guidance Center
Negro Day Nursery
USC Boy Scouts
Children’s Home Society
Virginia
Cath
Mock Civil War Battle Returns to Winchester This Weekend
Historic Company K re enacts a Civil War skirmish at 2 30 p m Sunday with over 100 participants from several units. The event uses authentic weapons and gear and is open to the public for a small admission at Lockhart's Turkey Farm off Berryville Ave. Signs guide attendees.
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Ederal
Winchester Meadows
Lockhart
Turkey Farm
Berryville Ave
Baker House
International Union calls nationwide strike against General Electric
The International Union of Electrical Workers authorized a nationwide strike against General Electric Co at midnight Saturday. The move followed a four hour GE conference board meeting amid ongoing contract negotiations and a stalemate over a government request to continue talks and delay a strike.
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New York
International Union of Electrical Workers Today
General Electric Co
Almond Sees Kennedy Victory Potential In Virginia
Governor J Lindsay Almond Jr says Senator John F Kennedy has shown strength in foreign policy and has a good chance to carry Virginia in the election. Almond argues national strength and defeating Communism are campaign priorities. Republicans schedule Vice President Nixon’s Richmond rally at Capitol Square with plans for11:30 arrival at Byrd Field and 12:40 speech time, weather could shift the location.
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Associated Press
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
John F. Kennedy
Virginia
Parkas
United States
Almond
Nixon
Richmond
Capitol Square
GOP
Byrd Field
Capitol
More Americans Book Passage From Havana
New York AP reports National Airlines swapped to a 107 seat Constellation for Havana to New York flight No. 850 due Saturday morning amid State Department guidance to repatriate American families from Cuba. The DC7 was full for both Saturday and Sunday.
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New York
National Airlines
Havana
State Department
Cuba
Department
U.S
Idlewild
An Airlines
Fall shipments and luncheon notices from local businesses
Fall shipments of Evergreens have arrived at local merchants. Business Men's Luncheons priced at 90c served 11 to 2 30, and Women’s Luncheons are advertised. Charcoal Hearth Restaurant at Holiday Inn lists dinner hours 1p to 9 26 28 30 31. Sears Roebuck & Co. and Clarke County pea Company in Berryville advertise pages 9 21. Hunt boots promoted at Your Shoe Center with big selection. 1961 Plymouth and Valiant on display.
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Holiday Inn
Sears, Roebuck & Co
Plymouth
Valiant
Clarke County Pea Company
Berryville
Uip
Communists Strike Back At Macmillan At U N Meeting
At the United Nations the Communist bloc countered a Western policy stance while neutralist leaders urged a new Eisenhower Khrushchev summit. Gomulka blamed West German claims for Polish territory as Tito Nasser Nehru and others urged renewed contact as a first step toward easing tensions.
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United Nations
N.Y
U.N
Eisenhower
Nikita Khrushchev
Poland
Wladyslaw Gomulka
Harold Macmillan
Khrushchev
Gomulka
West Germany
Kwame
Nehru
India
Nasser
U.S
Paris
Soviet Union
President Macmillan to Confer With Eisenhower at White House
President Eisenhower and British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan plan a weekend White House meeting to discuss the East-West crisis in the United Nations. Macmillan will fly from New York to Washington Saturday afternoon, meet with the president Sunday morning, and return to New York.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Harold Macmillan
White House
United Nations
Nee Khrushchev
Macmillan
U.N
New York
News
Weekend Pineapple Cake and Pumpkin Pie at Ward's Pastry
Ward's Pastry Shop promotes a weekend offering featuring pineapple cake and pumpkin pie. Customer selections highlighted with fresh baked goods and limited seasonal specials.
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Ward
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