First Land Battle of Civil War at Big Bethel
The June 10 1861 clash at Big Bethel on the Virginia peninsula near Yorktown marked the first land engagement of the Civil War. Confederate victory boosted southern morale as Majors Hill and Magruder led the defense while Union Maj. Winthrop fell in battle.
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Big Bethel
Virginia
York
James Rivers
Richmond
Co. Wly
Bethel
South
John’ Bankhead Magruder
Daniel Harvey Hill
Vicksburg
Miss
William Howard Russell
London Times
Fortress Monroe
Great Bethel
John B. Jones
War Department
Baltimore
Bethe
Mary Boykin ‘Chesnut
Manassas
Magruder
Prince John
Yorktown
1St
North Carolina Infantry
North Carolina Military Institute
Gruder
Hill
Hampton
Monroe
George Scott
Scott
Enroute
Benjamin F. Butler
Fortress
Theodore Winthrop
Winthrop
Little Bethel
James River
Butler
Ebenezer W. Pierce
Napoleon
New York
Boston
Maj
Yale
Connecticut
How Do You Stand Sir by Barry Goldwater
Senator Barry Goldwater argues President Kennedy should pursue summit talks with Khrushchev only after a clear climate for peace is created. He critiques conciliatory advisors and warns of Communist strategy of nibbling gains to avoid total war, urging steadfast resolve.
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Barry Goldwater
U. S
Arizona
Kennedy
General de Gaulle
Khrushchev
Robert Strausz-Hope
William R. Kininer
James E. Dougherty
Alvin J. Cottrell
Foreign Policy Research Institute
Harper & Benthave
Lothal
United States
Cuba
Southeast Asia
Times-Mirror Syndicate
Los Ananline
MatiPnawnia
Hospital Admission and Discharge List
The hospital records show admitted patients including Mrs Vernon Crain and Mrs Butch Clifton on Saturday, Mrs H F Mosley on Sunday, and others. Discharges include Willard Neel and Mrs T C Hayes on Saturday, Mrs Larry Delaney and Mrs W M Durfey on Sunday, and Ray Aselton and Mrs D D Miller today.
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Vernon Crain
Butch Clifton
H. F. Mosley
Willard Neel
T. C. Hayes
Larry Delaney
W. M. Durfey
W. FE. Royal
Kirkland
J. E. Davis
Ray Aselton
Wellington
D. D. Miller
Science Shrinks Piles Without Surgery New Healing Substance
New York reports a breakthrough where a substance named BioDyne shrinks hemorrhoids, stops itching, and relieves pain without surgery. Cases show actual reduction and statements that piles cease to be a problem, with Preparation 1 available as tablet or ointment.
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New York, N. Y
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Sranil
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Erwin D. Canham
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Christian Science Monitor
Laymen’s National Committee
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