Birthday Dance at VFW Club Promises Lively Night
The VFW Washington birthday dance at the Vets Club features Don Ryan and his quartet playing from twist to minuet. Admission info and venue details follow with a list of attendees and nearby shop specials including a Rexall drug deal and Cliff Carroll's dance nightly.
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Steger
George
VFW
Washington
Vets Club
Don Ryan
Schratz
Carroll
Cliff Carroll
Congress Won't Act On Redistricting
Washington AP reports Congress shows little momentum to act on uniform congressional districts following a Supreme Court ruling. House members cite lack of time and jurisdiction, while Texas lawmakers push a bill to support the ruling without immediate redistricting. Connecticut boards face a separate suit seeking at large elections for six congressmen. Connecticut districts range from 689,555 to 317,953.
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Quake victims receive rush of relief on Azores island
Homes wrecked and desolation spread as Sao Jorge islanders flee. Tents medicines and food rushed to the homeless while ships including the American freighter Steel Director aided evacuations from Velas. Portugal sent troops and relief crews to Calheta and Rosais amid tremor chaos.
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Funeral Service Held for Mrs. Mary Lockwood
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Lockwood were conducted at Emmanuel Episcopal Church at 11 am today with Rev. William C. Seltg Jr. officiating. Burial followed in Pine Grove Cemetery. Bearers included Wallace Young, Guy Abbey, W. W. Hammond Jr, Carlton Smith, Anthony Litz, and Melvin Cobbett. Attending from out of town were Mr. and Mrs. Hamlin Loewood of Indianapolis. Church organist Mrs. Glenn Henderson played selections before and after the service.
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Pine Grove Cemeter
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Guy Abbey
W. W. Hammond Jr
Carlton Smith
Anthony Litz
Melvin Cobbett
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Hamlin Loewood
Indianapolis
Glenn Henderson
Five-Story Fall Kills Foreman in Atlanta Building
An Atlanta construction foreman died when a scaffold collapsed from an eight story new apartment building. Raymond Brooks escaped by grabbing steel as he fell five stories and was only injured. The victim named was John Junior Swecker, 39. God was with me, Brooks said.
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Seismic Shocks Tied to Ocean Floor Volcano
The seismic activity likely stems from a volcano forming beneath the sea. Nine Azores islands share volcanic origins except Santa Maria, suggesting ongoing geological activity in the region. A separate note mentions Corry as a place to buy.
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Santa Maria
Westward Meeting Between Johnsen and Mexican Leaders
AP dispatch reports President Juliman Uies of the United States and President Adolfo Bo pee meet with Mexican officials for a goodwill summit. The Johnsbn-Lopez Matens conference is set for Palm Springs California with later rides to Eisenhower's jurisdiction in Palm Desert. The sessions occur Friday and Saturday with multiple public appearances in Los Angeles and surrounding areas.
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Association backs Youngsville oil producers in drilling ban clash
About 95 members of the Warden County Oil Gas and Mineral Association agreed to throw their support behind Youngsville oil producers opposing a borough drilling ban. The meeting in Youngsville discussed a possible moratorium. a municipal plan faces constitutional questions and a council vote next Monday on ordinance amendments.
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Warden County Oil, Gas and Mineral Association
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Robert L. Wolle
Warren
Eluey Til
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Roger W.thom
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Scranton Defends Unemployment Bill in Pa. Defense
Gov Scranton defended a proposed unemployment compensation revision claiming it boosts Pennsylvania’s industrial development program. He cited savings from ending a second 30 week benefit and increasing initial benefits to 45 dollars weekly while revising employer payroll taxes. labor groups and AFL-CIO opposed the plan, with George Meany criticizing Labor support.
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Scranton
Pennsylvania
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Meany
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Afl-Cio
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Sias
Erie Trial Continues With Defense Opening Tomorrow
Testimony recounted an assault as the defendant allegedly wrestled with the victim, tore clothing, and pulled dentures while the victim tried to submit to protect her life. Mrs. Boyer described the attack and said Willman appeared unable to carry out his threat. The defense plans to begin its case tomorrow morning.
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