Princeton Writer Harry Golden to Speak at Concord College
Harry Golden, editor of The Carolina Israelite and noted writer, will visit Concord College on Wednesday June 27 to deliver a convocation address at 9 45 a m The talk mirrors his best selling title Only in America and outlines his views on race and integration including his Golden Vertical Plan and borrow a child proposal.
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Four Die As Small Plane Explodes Over Congers
A chartered Piper Comanche exploded in flight near Rockland County, killing four passengers and the pilot. Victims include Audrey Marshall 29 of Portland Conn and her two daughters Loretta 7 Cynthia 2, William B Stout 26 of Allentown Va, pilot David Alstader 40 of Falls Church Va. The plane was en route from Manassas Va to Portland. Aircraft wreckage scattered in woods near houses after engines sputtered.
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Rockland County
Independent Colleges Receive $8750 Donation Total
Three industrial firms contributed $8750 to the West Virginia Foundation of Independent Colleges this month. Donors were the American Oil Foundation Owens-Illinois and International Nickel Co Inc. The foundation divides gifts equally among seven private colleges including Morris Harvey Alderson Broaddus Bethany Salem Davis Elkins Wesleyan and Wheeling.
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West Virginia Foundation of Independent
Stanley H. Martin
Martin
West Virginia Wesleyan College
American Oil Foundation
Owens-Illinois
International Nickel Co., Inc
Morris Harvey
Alderson-Broaddus
Bethany
Salem
Davis and Elkins
West Virginia Wesleyan
Wheeling
Rotate Bed Sheets for Even Wear Plan
Proposes rotating bed sheets to equalize wear. Suggests six sheets per bed if possible, with two on the bed, two in the laundry, and two in the closet for rotation.
Laos handed to pro Communist prince amid coalition drift
Prime Minister Souvanna Phouma left Laos for Europe handing control to his half brother Souphanouvong. Souphanouvong vows to avoid rocking the boat as US troops in Thailand draw protest from the regime. Major steps include a cease fire pledge and delegation to Switzerland for the Geneva accord on Laos neutrality.
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Souvanna Phouma
Europe
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U. S
Thailand
Phoumi Vongvichit
Pathet Lao
Vongvichit
Washington
National Union
State Department
United States
Switzerland
Geneva
Phoumi Nosavan
Savang Vathana
Fhoumi
Pheng Phongsavan
Time as Tagalog name and maelstrom lore in vocab Q&A
A vocabulary quiz answer explains time as a Tagalog name for the betel vine and nut, with the Philippines language and Southeast Asia reference. The maelstrom entry recalls the Norwegian whirlpool off Norway’s coast, famed in legends for magical millstones causing a sinking ship.
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Union
Philippines
Southeast Asia
San Diego
Norway
West Virginia VFW elects Fawcet as commander at 41st convention
James W Fawcett of Grafton was elected commander of the West Virginia VFW at the 41st annual convention in Clarksburg. Leo C Shuck of Keyser advanced to senior vice commander, with Richard Homan named national council member for Ohio and Kentucky. Other officers and Mrs Geraldine Pierce of Martinsburg led the auxiliary in its 33rd convention.
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West Virginia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
James W. Fawcett
Grafton
Fawcett
Richard Cooper
Weston
Veterans Organization
Leo C. Shuck
Keyser
VFW Department
VFW Council
Ohio
Kentucky
Richard Homan
Sugar Grove
Pendleton County
John L. Frazier
Morgantown
Ralph Stump
Weirton
James M. Sprouse
Charleston
Charles Price
Huntington
Richard Weidlick
Geraldine Pierce
Martinsburg
FVW
Laos Refugees Continue Crossing Into Thailand
Bangkok reports that despite Laos forming a national unity government, many Laotian refugees still flee across the border. Interior Minister Praphas Charusathien says most are not fleeing fighting and faces returning them to Laos.
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Thailand
Laos
Praphas Charusathien
Cattle Tick Disease Causes $280 Million Losses
The National Cattle Confederation reports that cattle tick disease led to $280 million in losses last year in Mexico. It urges the government to intensify campaigns against the disease.
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Mexico City
National Cattle Confederation
Confederation
Richmond Beauty Patricia Goulding Crowned Miss Virginia
Patricia Goulding of Bon Air Richmond area won Miss Virginia at the Atlantic City pageant contest before 1,800 spectators. Dawn Williams of Portsmouth was first runner up with Margo Towles of Botetourt third, Goulding earning a $1,000 college scholarship.
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Patricia Goulding
Richmond
Mary Baldwin College
Atlantic City
N. J
Bon Air
Virginia
Miss Goulding
Dawn Williams
Portsmouth
Margo Towles
Botetourt
Charles R. Gaulding Jr
Ginter Park Junior Women's Club
A. D. Williams
Tennessee Williams
Estimated US milk production in 1961 around 125 billion pounds
The United States produced about 125 billion pounds of milk in 1961. This figure reflects nationwide dairy output during the year, indicating sizable dairy industry activity across states.
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United States
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