Colonels and Eagles Set Must Win Showdowns Tonight
James Wood hosts Clarke County in a critical District 10 game. JW seeks first win amid injuries while Clarke County aims to stay atop standings behind strong line play and a potent T formation supported by key backs and linemen.
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Clarke
Colonels
Eagles
Clarke County
Elkton
Luray
Bulldogs
Panthers
Charles Town
West Virginians
Keyser
Romney
Petersburg
Central
Don Maphis
Woodstock
Jerry Parker
Jess Riggsmean
Danny Stotler
Castro Targets Nixon Kennedy In Un General Assembly Clash
Fidel Castro called Nixon and Kennedy "illiterate" and "ignorant" as he expanded his attack before the UN General Assembly. The Cuban leader, bearded at 54, also claimed Khrushchev would win more votes than Kennedy if he spent six months in the United States during an unscheduled late night TV appearance.
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Cuba
Fidel Castro
Richard M. Nixon
John F. Kennedy
U.N. General Assembly
Khrushchev
United States
Kennedy
Castro
Streaking Bears and Colts Face Showdown
Baltimore Colts and Chicago Bears, the NFL’s longest win streaks, meet in Baltimore as both seek an early division lead. Chicago holds eight straight wins while Baltimore has seven, including last year’s title game victory.
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Gino Marchetti
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Four Killed by Lightning in Italian Storms
Four people died when lightning struck during rainstorms in Italy. Among the victims was a Roman Catholic priest at Bibbiano Casentino in southern Italy who was tolling church bells to warn of the storm.
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Milan
Italy
Bibbiano Casentino
Lemnitzer Becomes Nation's Top Military Leader
Gen. Lyman L. Lemnitzer is sworn in as chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff succeeding Gen. Nathan F. Twining. The 61 year old former Army chief of staff is praised as a diplomat and planner with a storied record from World War II and Korea.
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Air Force
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George H. Decker
Honesdale
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West Point
Mark W. Clark
North Africa
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Korea
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Health Center Ladies League leaders reshaped after Wednesday night
Galladay Building Supply moved to undisputed first place after Wednesday action in the Health Center Ladies Commercial League. Ann Snapp led Stephens City with 127, Becky Cornwell 121, Frances Sager 111-10, while Willow Lawn Market upset Winchester Harley Davidson with Jesse Snyder 21, Sybil Baker 118, Louise Lewis 115. Betty Tarpy struck a 40 for Town & Country Beauty Salon as they won two over Republic Oil. Virginia Vance led winners with 348 set aided by Jenny Fox 117 and Frances Crisman 12.
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Becky Cornwell
Frances Sager
Stephens City
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Sybil Baker
Louise Lewis
Garnett McCarty
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Town & Country Beauty Salon
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Betty Armentrout
Berryville
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Jenny Fox
Frances Crisman
Virginia
Boxing Results From AP Heavyweight Bouts
In San Francisco Hank Casey of San Francisco defeated Henry Hank of Detroit 10 to 10. In McKeesport Freddie Martinovich of Pittsburgh beat Carmie Price of Pittsburgh 10 to 10.
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Hank Casey
Henry Hank
Detroit
McKeesport
Freddie Martinovich
Pittsburgh
Carmie Price
Ex Miss U S Convicted of Child Beating
Leona Gage former Miss United States 1957 was convicted of child beating and fined 25 dollars with two years probation. The 21 year old said she spanked to stop her five year old son from playing with razor blades. She is married to dancer Nicholas Covacevich and the boy is from an earlier marriage.
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Los Angeles
United States
Leona Gage
Maryland
David
Gerald C. Kepple
Miss Gage
Nicholas Covacevich
Long Beach
How to Invite Adult Sons and Parents to Your Wedding
Invite the adult sons and their parents with a warm, direct message. Include ceremony details, RSVP request, dress code if any, and a friendly note acknowledging their support and presence. Send invitations early to ensure travel plans and responses.
Boy Shines Nixon Shoes. Draws $5 and TV Time
In Boston an 11 year old shoeshine boy, John Prisinzano, followed the Nixon campaign parade to a hotel hoping to shine the vice president's shoes. He succeeded and earned five dollars, plus a TV interview and a fountain pen. He also shined Secret Service shoes for $4.05 and received a hamburger and milk shake.
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John Prisinzano
Nixon
Secret Service
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