Republicans Optimistic About Chance Of House Control
Republicans at Seattle World's Fair voiced renewed optimism about capturing the House and gaining governors in November. National chairman William E Miller and Fred Scribner cited voter weariness with the Kennedys and expected tax cuts mixed with welfare reductions to influence fall races.
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Luefield Daily Telegraph
Jack Bell
Seattle
Wash
House
Rep
William E. Miller
New York
Kennedys
Ted Edwards
U.S. Senate
Massachusetts
Fred Scribner
Maine
National Committee
Scribner
Treasury
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Miller
GOP
Congress
Georgia Catholics End Racial Segregation in Atlanta Schools
Archbishop Paul J. Hallinan announced that racial lines will be blotted out in 71 northern Georgia counties with school integration set to begin September 1 1962. About 8,000 pupils including 735 Negro children in Atlanta will be affected across three high schools, two academies and 18 elementary schools in six cities.
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Atlanta. Ga
Georgia
Atlanta
Rome
Fort Oglethorpe
Griffin
Athens
Washington
Hallinan
New Orleans
Archdiocesan
Archdiocesan Board of Consultors
222 Projects Approved by Development Agency
The Area Redevelopment Agency reports 222 projects approved since its 13 month existence, using 27.57 million dollars in federal funds and creating about 11,120 direct jobs plus 7,700 indirect positions. Another 242 projects are under consideration involving 115 million dollars and 58,000 jobs. Most projects fund industrial and commercial loans with the rest for community facilities.
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Washington
Area Redevelopment Agency
William L. Batt Jr
Batt
ARA
Goodman Gets An Explanation In Tbilisi Georgia Concert Debacle
Benny Goodman faced a Sunday breakfast briefing from Soviet Georgian officials about the crowd booing Joya Sherrill's Russian song Katusha at his Saturday concert. Officials blamed acoustics and tradition while Sherrill pressed that English songs sparked better reception. Zaraya Vostoka praised the show but did not list Katusha among the numbers.
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Teliss
Georgia
U.S.S
Benny Goodman
Joya Sherrill
Music Booking Office
Goodman
Joya
Sons
Zaraya Vostoka
Dawn of the East
Fisherville Man Named President of VPI Birdie Club
Donald Meek of Fisherville Virginia, 1959 graduate of Wilson Memorial High School, was named president of the Birdie Club at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg. He is son of Robert Meek and Mrs Meek, once residents of Burke's Garden, with grandparents N T Buchanan and J R Meek. The club is a national honorary for agricultural students graduates and faculty at VPI.
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Donald Meek
Fisherville
Wilson Memorial High School
Virginia Tech
Blacksburg
Robert
Meek
Burke's Garden
Tazewell County
N. T
Buchanan
Thompson Valley
J. R
Burke’s Garden
VPI
Algerian Refugees Given 3,000 Tents
In Tunis Tunisia the International Red Cross distributed 3,000 tents to Algerian refugees returning to their war torn homeland.
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Tunis
Tunisia
International Red Cross
Jo Sutherland Carrico remembered in Clintwood tribute
Ann Mullins writes of Jo Sutherland Carrico who died in Sacramento on May 30 1962. Born March 4 1922 in Clintwood Virginia she was the daughter of S Ho Sutherland and a beloved friend to many.
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Josephine Sutherland Carrico
Sacramento
Calif
Clintwood
S. Ho Sutherland
Darden Speaks To VPI Grads
Colgate W. Darden Jr. urged Virginia Tech graduates to curb deficit spending or risk currency destruction and nationwide misery. He spoke at two commencements noting England and America's public education growth and praised retiring Tech president Walter Newman amid Tech’s Burruss Hall overflow crowd.
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Blacksburg
Colgate W. Darden Jr
Virginia Tech
Virginia
University of Virginia
Darden
England
America
Tech
Walter §. Newman
Burruss Hall
Azalea Trail Festival Draws Thousands in Mobile
Five thousand visitors attend the Azalea Trail Festival in Mobile Alabama each year showcasing garden displays floats and local culture.
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Mobile
Ala
Annual YMCA Camp Opened on Cove Creek in Virginia
The Bluefield YMCA camp for boys began with about 50 youngsters at Camp Iva on Cove Creek in Tazewell County Virginia. John W. Magann returns as camp director with a staff including program director Jack Byrd and athletic directors Charles Lambert George Keatley. Activities feature swimming Indian lore crafts archery rifle safety life saving and roller skating with two counselors per cabin. Vacancies remain for a second week beginning June 17 for ages eight and up.
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Bluefield Ymca
Iva
Cove Creek
Tazewell County
Virginia
John W. Magann
Jack Byrd
Princeton
Charles “Chuck” Lambert
Bramwell
George Keatley
Glenwood
Paul L. Royer
Fred McCoy
YMCA
Jerry Bailey
Concord College
G. C. Cecil
Covel
Helen Pullen
Rosa Alexander
Pocahontas School
In the United States milk products rule the menu
A mention notes that in the United States dairy products including milk cheese butter and cottage cheese dominate many meals. The line suggests a focus on dairy and perhaps a rule about every fourth bite of food.
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United States
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