Local Line-O-Ad extends anniversary sale at South Side Beverage
The South Side Beverage Company extends its anniversary celebration for customers one more week. Ads note Pop at 75c plus tax and deposit to SH A & B Distributing. open daily 9 am to 9 pm with no deliveries after 5 pm except Friday. Also Spartanburg Methodist Church Memorial Day Swiss steak dinner at 11:30 am, public invited.
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South Side Beverage Company
SH A & B Distributing Company
Westesteeoate
Spartansburg Methodist Church
Union 4
Etree
Brigham Hardware
Court Orders Va Schools Open and Desegregation Battle
The article recounts 1959 Virginia school funding shifts amid orders to desegregate, with the county steering funds to private white schools and delaying Negro education. It notes 1963 64 as the first year for Negro schools, an association funded by private contributions, and a 1961 US District Court ban on tuition grants and tax exemptions for private schools as long as public schools were closed. It covers NAACP pressure to the Supreme Court that a state cannot deny public education to some while providing it to others.
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County Board of Supervisors
Newgroes
Justice Department
Oren SR. Lewis
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Supreme Court
Noted Verona Poet Barni Dies at 73
Giuseppe Barni a Verona poet who translated Shakespeare into the Veronese dialect died here Saturday. Barni 73 specialized in writing poems in the Veronese dialect and translated The Taming of the Shrew and Romeo and Juliet into the local language.
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Verona
Italy
Giuseppe’ “Barni
Barni
Court Hears Blatt Pleas in Vote Contests
Court hearings address denials of challenges to absentee ballots and their effect on political rights. In Philadelphia, a full voting machine recount resumes with Blatt leading by 247 votes in the current tally.
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Philadelphia
Miss Blatt
Nasser pledges aid and debts shape Egypt ties
The article notes Egypt may seek repayment over 12 years at 2.5 percent on existing Soviet credits and cites U.S. assistance totals of 750 million over a decade. It covers Nasser defending Cuban sovereignty and Khrushchev warning on reconnaissance flights, with both leaders denouncing efforts to undermine the 1962 Geneva Laos accords. Nasser backs Soviet bids while Red China argues the Soviet Union is European-dominated and should be barred.
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Egypt
United States
U.S. State Department
U.S
Nasser
Yeren
Senate
Khrushchev
Laos
China
Soviet Union
Red China
Franklin Area Has New Plant
Franklin Verango County gains a new industry as Baesemploy Coneae of Insylvania prepares a 30 by 50 foot plant in Reno Industrial Park. The firm will start with five employees by late July and aim for about 15 within 12 to 18 months. Armoloy will electrolytically treat metal wear parts, extending tool life, with a $41,405 Area Redevelopment Administration loan and about $20,000 from local lenders plus county development funds to buy land build and equip the facility.
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Franklin
Verango County
Baesemploy Coneae
Insylvania
Sree Sear
Reno
Armoloy
Ling Franklin Steel Division
Borg-Warner Corp
All Glass and Plastics
Author Curtiss Dies in Winsted at 79
Philip Everett Curtiss, a noted author aged 79, died Saturday in Winsted Connecticut after a lengthy career shaping regional literature and essays.
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Conn
Philip Everett Curtiss
Congress Resists Self Ethics Amid Baker Scandal
Washington column notes Congress clings to privileges as calls grow for a self written ethics code. The Bobby Baker case exposes a $2 million personal fortune while serving as a Senate official. Critics urge income disclosure and conflict of interest rules, but reform faces fierce Senate resistance.
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Washington
Congress
Bobby Baker
James Marlow
Senate Rules Committee
Baker
Senate
Committee
Roe 10
Icome
Leacher
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Dead In Per y Soccer Riot
A stadium riot in the city center left many dead as crowds surged for exits. Police deployed mounted units and tear gas amid looting and panic. Hospitals treated the injured while the government imposed martial law and a week of mourning.
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Hazel E. Fralick
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Winifred F. Caldwell
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R. D
Clymer
Ronald Reed
Lake Street
Glen Graham
Connie Louise
Pittsfield
Mable E. Taylor
Douglas
Dorling Lamb
Charles Sutton
Eee ‘Street
Edna P. Williams
White Street
Gary L. Stutzman
Glenn Alan
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Abert Hilabaugh
West Washington Street
James Peterson
Catherine Anne
East South Street
John S. Chillock
Snyder Circle
Cecil H. Hobart
Eric
Merle G. Kolstee
Spring Street
Harold G. Lytel
Eagle Street
James Loveland
Concord Street
Joseph Lepkowski
Catherine Bernadette
George Hapgood
Tu. m
Mrs. Jackson
Essex St
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Lady Arrow
Evans
Marlow
Penne
Pery
Penelee
Peneles
Asie
Pennsylvania Electric Company
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