Russian Leaders Make Sounds Like Threats
The article argues the Soviet Union uses threats amid a global worry over its hard line. It notes past actions in Hungary and Egypt and criticizes Moscow for portraying liberalization while stoking demonstrations to gain propaganda value.
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Nagy
Hungary
Pravda
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Kremlin
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West Germany
Denmark
Britain
France
Egypt
Local residents plan minor construction and repairs
Paul Kirk will remove an old cinder block garage at 1221 Carolina Ave. Mabel Bradley proposes a new fence at 1808 Jefferson Street costing $50. Cole Realty Co. will repair a business building at 419 Federal Street for $1,400. J. C. Hindsley Jr. plans a dwelling remodel at 2335 Verdun Hgts for $10,000. C. P. Rutherford to erect a dwelling at White thorn Street for $7,500. Ella V. Land to repair a dwelling at 526 Rogers Street for $150. Harrison Woody to repair a dwelling at 136 Young Street for $150. Lucy Still to repair a dwelling at 613 Yadkin St. for $900. W. H. Caldwell to construct a retaining wall at 215 Elm Street for $264. Dr. H. N. Altizer to erect a business building at 2327 Bluefield Avenue for $5,000. Dell Henderson to erect a dwelling on Cumberland Road for $8,000. Henry L. Alexander to remodel a dwelling at 216 Carter Street for $400.
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C. P. Rutherford
Whitethorn Street
Ella V. Land
Rogers Street
Harrison Woody
Young Street
Lucy Still
Yadkin St
W. H. Caldwell
Elm Street
H. N. Altizer
Bluefield Avenue
Dell Henderson
E. Pt
Cumberland Road
Henry L. Alexander
Carter Street
Voters Approve Bond Issue For Water and Sewage Projects
Pulaski voters approved a 630000 bond to finance water works at Raines Hollow and a 1000000 bond for a sewage treatment plant and lines. Low bids were submitted by firms from Roanoke Farmville and Richmond for dam clearing and airport work, with bids opened in Richmond on July 3.
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Farmville
Roanoke
Raines Hollow
M. S. Hudgins
Joe Hudgins
Claude Pace Jr
Robert A Smith
Richmond
Airport Commission
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Jehovah's Witnesses Plan New York Convention
Bluefield and Princeton congregations announced plans to attend the international Jehovah's Witnesses convention in New York City this summer. The event is set for July 27 to August 3 at Yankee Stadium and the Polo Grounds, with a large anticipated attendance and programs at both venues.
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Princeton
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New York City
W. H. Kelly
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Polo Grounds
Watchtower
Kelly
Smallest Senator Pastore Charts Big Senate Style
In a Senate full of tall figures the Rhode Island Democrat John O Pastore at 5 feet 5 inches stands out for mobility and blunt speak ing He campaigns with cheer and wit while guiding amending the Atomic Energy Act through a sparse panel of senators His exchanges with Clinton Anderson and John Bricker illustrate his practical approach and quick help on the floor Saint Johns University has finished second the last three Metropolitan College Baseball Conference seasons.
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Providence
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Pastort
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Pastore
Clinton Anderson
D-Nm
John Bricker
Robio
Anderson
Shepherd Pastore
St. John’s University
Indictments Target Three Kanawha County Justices of the Peace
Kanawha County grand jury indicts three justices of the peace again on felony and misdemeanor counts after earlier indictments were quashed for technical reasons. L. Leon Dawson, Thomas Mitchell, and H. L. Jarrell face new charges. L. C. Smith had previous conviction and 90 day stay. Grand jury urges overhaul or abolition of the justice of the peace system. Syracuse University gains Lyndon golf course by bequest from Ernest J. White.
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Dawson
Mitchell
Jarrell
L. C
Doc) Smith
Union District
Syracuse University
Lyndon
Ernest J. White
Cornell
Virginia 4-H youths honored at state short course
At Blacksburg the 35th annual state 4-H short course recognized top work in home economics and agriculture. Delegates named to National 4-H Congress in Chicago include Mary Ruth Sutter and Fred Brown among others. Additional winners earned trips to national weeks and received pens, certificates, watches, and silverware for leadership, health, and beautification efforts.
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Blacksburg
Chicago
Mary Ruth Sutter
Roanoke
Fred Brown
Wythe
John E. Rouzie Jr
King William
Benjamin Hawkes
Nottoway
Anne Mills
Halifax
Ann Wolfe
Frederick
Warren Miller
Prince William
Virginia
Jackson's Mill
West Virginia
Patsy Carr
Carrolyn Charles
Princess Anne
Hugh Grow
Rocksbridge
Waynes Mahones
Madison
John Watts
Charlotte
Tevis Williamson
Betty Ann Blaneton
Amelia
Kathleen Graves
Hanover
Mary Judy Swecker
Highland
Tommy Coffman
Evelyn Ford
Goochland
Archie J. Beebe
Accomack
Janet Cummings
Rockbridge
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