Stanford Hose Club Plans Annual Picnic at Royek's Grove
Arrangements were made at last night's Stanford Hose Company meeting to hold the annual summer picnic at Royek's Grove starting at 9 p.m. on August 25. Allan A. Hasbrouck of Concord Street was initiated as a member of the volunteer hose company. Pat Kinney Pat Keppet Sharon Hansen and Adeline Ross will meet today for final entries in tomorrow's city girls singles tennis matches.
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Royal visit to U S includes Maryland game
Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip travel from Ottawa arriving October 16. They plan Jamestown Festival and Williamsburg visits and attend the Maryland North Carolina football game at College Park on October 19. White House and Virginia officials confirm the schedule and a briefing on American football is expected.
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Washington station seeks power boost to 850 kilocycles
Station WJAC in Johnstown Pa has applied to move from 1400 to 850 kilocycles and increase transmitter power from 250 watts to five kilowatts The request aims to improve service area and signal strength in the Washington district.
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Survey Show Income Rise Across Families in New York
A reported study highlights widening income brackets across New York families. It notes a shift from lower to higher earnings, with many households moving from the 2000 to 4000 dollar range up to 7000 to 1000 dollars, and a substantial share of total earnings going to families in the 7000 to 10000 bracket. The report cites Corry data showing 72 percent of families earning 7000 to 10000 and 184 percent of all earnings attributed to these households, while those in 2500 to 4000 dollar brackets also gain ground.
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Refutes Theory Pioneers Were A Hardy Lot
An article argues against the notion that pioneers were a hardy, rugged lot. It discusses myths about pioneer endurance, notes health and hygiene concerns, and reviews perceived economic impacts on consumer behavior and spending.
Hospital Wing Expansion Plan Involves Multiple Contractors
The hospital expansion aims to add new wards with five general contractors and several subcontractors handling plumbing heating and electrical work. Raymond Viner Hall is named as architect with projected costs and room provisions noted amid ongoing site preparations. Shore releases indicate former hockey great Rush Stew in treatment for heart ailment with rest expected through July.
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Debate over civil rights bill and press censorship concerns
An analysis notes a provision allowing a $1000 fine or jail for leaking or using information from a commission’s session. The piece questions executive sessions, the bill’s drafting by the Justice Department, and why Subsection 6 appeared. It cites Rep. Walter and lawmakers Geller and others discussing newspaper impact and possible amendments.
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Congress Takes Up Foreign Aid Bill to Fund International Effort
The proposal would establish a fund within the International Cooperation Administration with a 500 million dollar appropriation for the current year and 625 million for the next fiscal year. The measure implies the administration must return to Congress next year to secure the funds for the second year.
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Lord Called Shots Says Pilot Echumen Page One MATS HQ
MATS headquarters recommended DFE with minutes as Tyson guided the airliner with 57 passengers to a emergency landing at Hilo. A jammed wheel housing and damaged propellers on engines caused a last minute crisis. Elderly passengers helped balance the sky giant during a forced descent. Baggage and mail were jettisoned to ease weight. One passenger mourned the loss of her beauty fat.
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