Marlow Sees Progress in US Soviet Relations
James Marlow reports Washington is moving in a cautious light, noting new Soviet concessions including a underground nuclear test ban, space cooperation, and a hot line. Senators question Moscow intent while Kennan warns a nonaggression pact may not suffice for broader German issues.
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James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Moscow
Dean Rusk
Senate
Kennan
Germany
Europe
West Virginia employment unit eyes Appalachian harvest labor
Representatives from the West Virginia Department of Employment Security, Charleston and regional offices, plan to list labor for the Appalachian belt harvest. They do not expect to return until after Labor Day. Camps for pushing and feeding the workers will start soon after Labor Day. Several hundred workers, both migrant and offshore, will be needed this year.
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West Virginia
Missouri Boy Illinois Girl Picked For White House Pups
MissourI nine year old Mark Buree of Columbia and Karen House, ten, of western Illinois, were chosen by Mrs Kennedy from about 5000 applicants to receive two puppies from Pushinka, the Soviet gift dog. The pups Butterfly and Streaker will go to Karen and Mark, with four other pups later given away. The story notes both children and families confirming the selection and includes letters from the children to the First Lady.
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Missouri
Illinois
White House
Douglas B. Cornell
Hyannisport, Mass
Mark Buree
Columbia
Karen House
Weschester
Chicago
John. Kennedy
Mark
Karen
Evelyn Lincoln
Kenné F
Ide
Pushinka
Seyioldow
Earth
Butterfly
Mrs. Kennedy
Kyuscheysie
Teche
Midge
Ad Mo
Andwich
Harold. House
Kennedy
Keane
Lda
Charlie
Ene
Pashinki
Clipper
Prem
IL Myron Brace
Shannon
Bea
Memoria Baptist
Ahlern
Wolfhaunt
Bally Maly
Vesalecrafi
New Yor NY
Addruss and Martinsburg
Mart
Siewest
Jelaog
Foyd Royas
Enbingtun
Boia
Garnett Shipley
West Virginia
Bermuda
Elks Association
Morgantown
Frank F. Martin
Huitington
Scrivener
United American
Agen
En Zearald
Karen Howse
Harold House
Westchester
Sumule
Wising
Lo ‘Pas- Vinky
Kheushchev
Kareen
Ure
Carolhne
Two Youths Hurt In McConnellsburg Area Crash
State police reported a one car accident on Rt. 522 six miles south of McConnellsburg. The Walton County Medical Center treated Hinlee driver, and Judy Maier a passenger, both of McConnellsburg, who were later released. The car valued at 350 dollars was demolished.
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Mconnellsburg
Walton County
Here
Hinlee
McConnellsburgs
Stout
MecConnells Burg
Glee
Judy Maier
McConneilsburg
Negro Student Graduates at Ole Miss Quiet Ceremony
In Oxford Mississippi a segregated graduation ceremony took place for James Meredith as the first Black graduate of the University of Mississippi. Whites watched in tense silence while Meredith and his supporters, including his family, celebrated with the university officials and the chancellor. Governor Barnett and federal marshals framed the event amid past resistance and calls for unity.
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Day
University of the Negro
Mississippi
Meredith
Ole Miss
James Howard Meredith
Uni
Willams Arthde
Pennington
Oxford
U.S
John Andec
Gon Hunter
Louisiana State University
South
Ross Barnett
Mi Ippi
Is Aupioma
Barnett
Ween
Ole Miss Ag
Igraduates
James Noward
Edith
University of Cississippi
Jet
Carme
Barter. Nett
Economic Development Commission reports high dividends local
Washington County sees substantial dividends from the EDC Concentrated Program. The fourth annual report shows more than 400 new jobs and about $20 million in annual payroll, with over $425,000 in county taxes generated. Highlights include defense contracts promotion groups and a new Lionel Corns plant feature.
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Washington County
Economic Development Commission
Daniel J. Roker
EDC
M. P. McKann
Bie Group
Mclain
Area Redevelopment Administration
Mager'stown
Wark
Lionel Corns
Te Lhairman
Hagerstown - Washington County Industrial Foundation, Inc
CHIER
Popover Baking Tips and Proportions for Crisp Rise
A guide advises preheating the oven to 425 degrees and filling muffin cups about halfway for popovers. Bake 40 to 45 minutes for best rise. It cites a Proportion of 1 cup milk to 1 cup flour and 2 eggs, blending the batter until smooth.
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Yugoslavia
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Fey
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Professional Arts Bldg
Hagerstown
Regent
Footers
Footers Cleaners
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Long Meadow
Martinsburg
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Ept
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John Davis Williams
Antietam Paper CO
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Pring Dist
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Associates Industrial Loan Co
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