Potter chosen to head GOP southern organizing drive
J Lee Potter, Virginia GOP chair, named to lead the party's southern expansion task force. Potter, a lifelong Republican born in Tower City Pennsylvania, has real estate work in Northern Virginia and past directorship with the Washington Association of Home Builders.
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Mayflower II Nearing Plymouth Arrival in Provincetown
Mayflower II, returning from a transatlantic voyage, battled gale winds and heavy seas off the Northeast. The 60-ton vessel, skipped by Cmdr Alan Villiers, faced radio silence as plane observers tracked its 192 mile south southwest position from Nantucket Lightship, nearing Provincetown with a dramatic homeward leg.
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Eisenhower Receives Honorary Law Degree at American University
President Eisenhower donned cap and gown Sunday night to receive an honorary Doctor of Laws at American University. He spoke amid rain, praising the new international studies school and noting church support, while asserting Foreign Service merit, not race or color, governs selection.
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Plane Crashes Into Home Killing Four Near Pacoima
A Piper Tri-Racer plunged from clouds into a Pacoima home patio killing four aboard and narrowly missing eight diners, including three children. Victims from Chico were identified as Larry Larris Smith 42 Terrance P. Lockhart 33 Robert F. Patterson 52 and Owen S. Wallis 33. Authorities took over an hour to identify the bodies after the crash near the Garey Worth residence where the family and guests survived unharmed. The plane was rented from Dennis Air Services earlier in the day.
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Scene of Tragic Disappearance in Paramus NJ Ends in Death
Ruth Zeidler, 15, was found dead in a secluded area of Paramus, New Jersey after being reported missing by her parents from Fair Lawn. Police describe the case as a severe incident involving a 16 year old boy also linked to the area. Authorities are investigating the circumstances surrounding the death and the apparent abduction.
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No Danger in US From Flu Epidemic, Service Reports
Washington reports no danger of a nationwide influenza outbreak from the Orient flu. Public Health Service says some isolated cases may exist but no epidemic. An advisory vaccine committee is formed to discuss development and distribution, with border precautions and monitoring of arrivals for respiratory infections.
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Prisoner Turned Minister Ordained in Newark Church
A man formerly imprisoned for a murder linked to his uncle was ordained a Presbyterian minister at Olivet Presbyterian Church in Staten Island. About 450 attendees witnessed Antony Capepitthol, related to Hackensack New Jersey, receive ordination. The ceremony followed a trial period as the congregation considers making him regular pastor at East Side Presbyterian Church in Newark.
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Hurst and Owens Obituaries in Local Funeral Notices
Marsh C Hurst of Middlesboro Route 2 died in a hospital at 3 20 am He was born in Bell County son of George and Virginia Denny He was married to Matilda Garwit fifty years ago and lived in Bell County most of his life He was a member of Clear Fork Baptist Church The body will go to his home tomorrow afternoon He is survived by his wife five grandchildren and five great grandchildren plus several relatives Funeral services at Clear Fork Baptist Church Wednesday at 2 pm Burial in Turner Cemetery Turner Cemetery at Colmar with Turner Funeral Home in charge Arthur Owens of Fort Wayne Ind funeral services held at Carwood Funeral Home Chapel with Rev Clifford Yeary officiating Burial in Gibson Cemetery at Gibson Station Va Pallbearers listed Song services by Yeary Chapel Choir with Lucille Dunn at piano
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Queen Elizabeth and Philip to Visit United States
London report says Queen Elizabeth II and Prince Philip will visit the United States October 16 to 21, with an official announcement soon. They are then to travel to Jamestown Virginia on October 16 to mark the 350th anniversary of the first permanent English colony, and will stay with President Eisenhower and the First Lady in Washington for three days.
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Hazardous devices kill and wound Algerians in Algiers
In Algiers two blasts and a string of attacks left 10 dead and more than 30 injured. French authorities warned of rising tension between European and Muslim communities after a week of violence including the Melouza massacre where 203 pre French Muslims were killed by an extremist group.
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Canadians Vote in National General Election
An estimated six million Canadians go to the polls to choose members of the House of Commons and a government for the next four years. Prime Minister Louis St Laurent leads the Liberal party with a forecast to retain power, while Jon Diefenbaker stands for the Conservatives. Voters are expected to mark ballots between 9 am and 7 pm if weather is fair and patterns hold.
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Hospital News At Thea Miclesboro Hospital Visiting
Names listed for visiting hours and admissions at Thea Miclesboro Hospital and Clinic include Mrs Evans of Tazewell, Mrs Baumgaridvec of Cumberland Gap, Mrs Caldiran and son of Cincinnati, Mrs Seymour of Cincinnati, Mrs Day of City Arnold Estep Shawanie, George Maren of City, Granvine Evans of Monroe Michigan, Hirnest Adkins of New Tazewell, James Houston of Tazewell, Mrs Partha Prakes City, Mrs Duncan City, and others. Birth notification mentions Mrs John Baker of Ferndale.
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New Piles Cure Shrinks Swelling Without Surgery
A science breakthrough reports a new healing substance named Bio-Dyne from a world famous research institute that shrinks Hemoritioids and relieves pain without surgery using suppositories or ointment called Preparation F L. The claim includes case results and a money back guarantee through U.S. pharmacy outlets.
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British Seek Identity of Frogman in Crabb Mystery
British pathologists autopsy the handless, naked body thought to be the missing diver linked to Cmdr Ligter Crabb. The 1966 disappearance near a Soviet cruiser spurred Cold War intrigue, with Prime Minister Eden and the Navy offering limited details amid renewed public speculation.
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Man Slays Family Self in Toronto Tragedy
A 36 year old Scottish immigrant, John Sinclair, killed five family members including his wife Florence and son, then drove into a concrete abutment to die. He left a farewell note and unreadable messages on envelopes, as police noted the writing was rambling.
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Advertisement Connedt At The Web Newspaper Adver
A fragment notes an advertising concept tied to a newspaper operation. It mentions advertising, literatives, Anvertieing Connedt, and Pustishet in a cryptic context. Names and concrete details are unclear, but the text centers on promotional or propaganda style messaging tied to a press entity.
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World News in Brief reel of odd, varied items
A collage of brief world briefs: a California misadventure with a helicopter and a pilot. Nehru's planned Sudan visit on July 12. a Milwaukee legal quirky tale about a pickle remedy for a drunkenness case. Geneva notes on the Aga Khan’s son准备 a July wedding. a traveler urged to bring bath plugs to the USSR. a Twain letter to Brezhnev Kraveliinsky. a former RAF flier claims a glider altitude record. Queen Ingrid and daughters to visit England for school aid. Tokyo traffic safety notes linking accidents to bachelors under 39. a newspaper survey of marital status and accidents in the week ending May 15.
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Eastern Kentucky conservation workshop at Morehead State College
Reports from United Press note Morehead State College will host the third iteration of eastern Kentucky conservation workshops to improve natural resource use. Dates June 17 to July 5. scholarships funded by eastern Kentucky conservation districts.
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Gayablanes City Growth From Swamp to Half Million
Gayablanes, once a small fushing village on a pestilential North African swamp, has surged to a population over 500000. The city, famed for parks and palaces, reflects rapid urban development over less than six decades. Birthplace note mentions Clacy Barton, founder of the American Red Cross, born in Oxford, Massachusetts.
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