Engineer-Surveyors Keep Vital Role Despite Modern Machines
Richmond reports two state highway officials say the engineer-surveyor remains essential even with aerial photogrammetry and tellurometers. D. N. Huddle recalls early railway surveys in West Virginia while Huddle and Shaver note modern tools speed work, but the man behind the transit still sights lines and stakes.
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Huddle
Shaver
Richmond
State Highway Department
D. N. Huddle
Department
State Road Department
Downi
D. NX. Huddle
Roy Browning
Highway Department
Muriel Laference Asks Child To Help Tonight
A fragment from a家庭 scene shows Muriel Laference urging Fran to assist with chores at home while Fran resists. The mother struggles to express her needs directly, feeling overlooked amid family demands and busy conversations.
Poison Bootleg Whisky Blamed In One Death, Three Made Ill
A rash of poison bootleg whisky is blamed for one death and three illnesses in Tennessee and South Carolina. Ophelia Livingston and Dr. Joseph Butler note the danger as authorities report a dec 11 death from liquor poisoning with two others critically ill in hospital. The white liquor trade supposedly surges during the Christmas season, authorities warn.
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N. C
South Carolina
Tennesserie
Agen
Joseph Butler
Six Million Workers Seen in Line for Pay Increases
Fragmentary 1963 report notes millions of workers awaiting wage hikes. Disjointed quotes touch on fear, disapproval, and the social dynamics of expressing real wishes, with references to a Livingston woman and local health incidents.
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Ieee Ela Sre
Livingston
Negro Hospital
Auloelycs atouNo Ou
Uretey
Fran
Washington
Labor Department
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Hospital Pharmacy Burglary Reported Near Hospital
Police said the hospital pharmacy across from the hospital was entered Wednesday night and thieves took 200 dollars and narcotics. County official Henry Severs noted moonshine being shipped into the area.
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Hospital
Denn
Alton A. Cobb
ABC
Henry Severs
Former Sen Green in coma at 95 in Providence hospital
Former Rhode Island governor and longtime U S senator Theodore Francis Green, 95, showed slight improvement but remained in a coma and on the danger list at Jane Brown Hospital. His doctor cited a series of minor shocks worsened by a pulmonary infection as the cause.
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Providence
U. S
Theodore Francis Green
Jane Brown Hospital
Constantine 3
Georas
Green
Rhode Island
Senate
Newsman Folliard escorts Mona Lisa to America
Edward T. Folliard, Washington Post reporter and Pulitzer winner, travels with the Mona Lisa across the Atlantic aboard the France. He jokes about a hangover amid the voyage while Secret Service tightens security at the National Gallery of Art. Helen, his wife, stays supportive as the famed painting arrives for display.
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Atlantic Ocean
National Gallery of Art
Secret Service
Mona
Leonardo da Vinci
Edward T. Folliard
White House
The
Washington Post
Paris Louvre
America
Folliard
Andre Malraux
Mona Lisa
Helen
Helen of Troy
France
Christopher Marlowe
Uium
Paris
Lisa
National Gallery
Kenedy
Folliardi
Tight battles loom in House over taxes care aid and Rules
President Kennedy faces tight battles in the new House on taxes medical care for the aged education aid and the Rules Committee makeup. Kennedy says the House will be slightly against prior levels while aides see potential wins. The margin will depend on party coalitions and veteran members as the administration seeks to keep control of key votes.
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Douglas B. Cornell
Washington
Kennedy
House
South
California
Thomas B. Curtis
Missouri
Sam Rayburn
Texas
Congress
Capitol Hill
House Rules Committee
Duke Receives 2400 Grant for Fungus Study
Duke University is awarded a 2400 grant by the Southern Forest Disease and Insect Research Council to study a fungus threatening world forest health and Southern pines. Dean Harrar of the Duke Forestry School announced the funding administered by the Southern Plywood Conservation Association.
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Durham
N.C
Duke University
Southern Forest Disease and Insect Research Council
Southern Plywood Conservation Ass
E. $. Harrar
Duke Forestry School
Venezuelan ex-dictator’s wife appeals to Kennedy in Miami
The wife of Venezuelan former dictator Marcos Perez Jimenez appeals to President Kennedy in Miami Beach for his release while he awaits extradition hearings.
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Flor Chalbaud Jiminez
Marcos Perez Jimines
Miami Beach
Kennedy
Venezuela
Guantanamo Chief Being Transferred
Rear Admiral Edward J O Donnell who led the Guantanamo base during the Cuban crisis will be relieved Friday. He will take a Pentagon post as senior member of a weapons systems evaluation group and liaison unit. Rear Admiral James W Davis will replace him as deputy chief of staff for plans under the supreme Allied commander for the Atlantic. O Donnell has commanded the base since December 15 1960 on Cuba's southeast tip.
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Edward J. Odonnell
U. S
Guantanamo
Pentagon
Navy
James W. Davis
O'Donnel
O'Donnell
Cuba
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