Beach hotel owners oppose late beer closing in Virginia Beach
Virginia Beach hotel operators criticize city council efforts to extend alcohol serving hours from midnight to 7 am during daylight saving time. They cite rising rowdiness and profanity, urge fewer beer taverns, and warn the town risks losing visitors to Norfolk and Ocean View as a cleaner resort image is sought. Gardner, president of the local motel association, speaks as an individual.
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State Alcoholic Control Board
Rusk Sees Berlin Wall and Talks of Peace
Rusk toured Berlin observing the wall and the Brandenburg Gate, calling the barrier an affront to human dignity while urging further exploration for a negotiated settlement. He praised Berlin’s resolve and emphasized American commitment to protect freedom amid rising tensions.
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House Debate Ends After Recount Request Denied
Cooley pressed for a recapitalization or recanvass of the Farm When the House result was announced. Democratic leaders would gain time to gather more votes, but Speaker John W. McCormack of Massachusetts refused, stating the tally was not close enough to justify a recount.
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Sarlie Absence Uncertain at Celotex Residence Park Avenue
An excerpt notes Mr Sarlie from Celotex Corp leaving 350 Park Avenue after a Saturday departure with luggage. A doorman confirms he went to the airport while authorities discuss emergency wheat and feed programs and a creditor suit proceeding.
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Union Leader Accused Of Payoffs In Hearings
Senate investigators allege union leader Jackie Bright accepted illegal payoffs and a Caribbean cruise. Calyton Hart testified paying Bright $2,000 for a Florida job transfer and a $209 contribution to oust comedian Joey Adams, who led the union in 1959.
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Judge Attacks Jurors In High Profile Trial
Judge Bundy delivers blistering critique of jurors amid drunken driving cases and recent verdicts. He questions jurors' duties, cites two acquittals and stronger evidence in a later Pulley case, while emphasizing the need for fair consideration and accountability in court proceedings.
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X15 Flight Demonstrates Design Limit at High Altitude
Test pilot describes explosive descent and rapid control corrections as the X15, gliding in to a 200 mph landing on Rogers Dry Lake. The goal was to prove adaptive control system handles atmospheric conditions at design limit height set by North American Aviation. Flight planned from 45,000 feet over Del Mar Lake, Nev, with 148,000-foot burnout and 250,000 descent, advancing three years after the program’s first flight.
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McNamara hints at strategic goals of legal war limits
Sources close to McNamara discuss underlying nuclear versus conventional power debates as the United States weighs targeting Soviet missile bases. Observers note the shift from classic World War II style strategic bombing to a broader approach, while differences in interpretation spark questions about the line between conventional and nuclear warfare.
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Senators reluctant to disclose in subcommittee probes
The article reports that Senators Mundt and Curtis resist fully disclosing Hughes sworn statement details. Mundt criticizes the Democrats for expected leniency and says confidence rests in McClellan and colleagues while predicting a backfire. Curtis calls the move insulting to Democrats, suggesting it implies the secretary of agriculture had them in his pocket. The piece connects Hughes goal to reviewing correspondence between the Department of Agriculture and Mundt and Curtis regarding grain programs and storage, amid broader partisan tensions.
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Stuart) Symington
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Airlines executive frames pact with TWA engineers
Goldberg said the agreement was worked out by TWA and the engineers and represented genuine collective bargaining. He noted administration pressure on wage and price decisions and stressed the framework for the pact announced Monday.
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Aga Weanesaay
Kennedy
Eastern Air Lines
Malcolm A. MacIntyre
TWA
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Truce Talks Divide Europe on Secret Army Role
Government sources say officials lack knowledge of plans to honor Mostefai’s pledge and fear actions by the secret army. Some see the truce as an escape door for the paid force, while others note optimism from a solid, if limited, foundation and a return to normal life as workers resume duties and street debris is cleared.
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Secret Army
Rights Continued From Page One Discrimination in Federally Financed Housing
Reynolds attends a Friday meeting with GOP sub gubernatorial candidate Richard M. Nixon.
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Richard M. Nixon
China says no Soviet participation seen in buildup
Harriman quoted at a Women’s National Democratic Club speech says no sign of Soviet involvement in the Communist buildup. U.S. officials lack precise figures and are surprised by reports from Taipei that Fukien shows no military increase. Taipei Defense Ministry spokesman Rear Adm. Pei Yu Feng cites about 400000 troops and 300 planes in coastal areas with no major change since Korea.
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National Democratic Club
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Defense Ministry
Taipei
Pei Yu Feng
U.S
London
How to have money when you need it
Reader's Digest offers tips on handling money, with figures showing annual costs from 42.50 to 250 for access to 1000. It outlines live interest rates, four methods to finance college, and retirement planning guidance. The July issue is now on sale.
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