Area crashes injure two. property damage at $3850
Two persons were injured in a quartet of area traffic crashes with total damage estimated at 3850 dollars. Headstrom, 36, of Alfred New York, sustained cuts in a three vehicle collision on Old Charles Town Road near Clevenger's bottom. Isaac Roberts, 45, from White Post, bruised knee and facial abrasions in a two vehicle crash on Route 50 between Waterloo and Lost Corner. A third crash at Winchester city limits involved a Nash Rambler and a 1960 Chevrolet with $200 and $350 damages respectively. A bicyclist Gary Madigan, 13, suffered a bruised leg in a crash at Kent and Piccadilly Streets. A separate minor collision at Gray Virginia Avenue caused about $50 to each car.
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Philip John Headstrom
S. Main St
Alfred
N. Y
Old Charles Town Road
Clevenger
S. L. Lee
Bobby Ray Thacker
Rt. 2
Mr. Headstrom
David Lee Moulden
Clearbrook
Headstrom
Thacke
Mr. Thacker
Isaac Roberts, JR
Rt. 50
Waterloo
Lost Corner
L. W. Waters
Ford
Paul Everett Anger
Rt. 1
Boyce
Winchester
Trooper Waters
Frederick Stalper
Rt. 3
Charles James Thomas
Chevrolet
Gary L .Madigan
Highland Ave
Kent and
Piccadilly Sts
Ernest Stotler
Charles Mason
Alfred Franklin Togan
Gibbons St
Kent St
Madigan
Piccadilly St
Gray- Virginia Ave
Desegregation Placements Move in Fairfax Warren Counties
Fairfax Alexandria Charlottesville Floyd Norfolk and Warren Counties report new desegregation steps as three new Fairfax placement board members sign a plan. Three Negro pupils join white schools with six other West Virginia applicants denied for academic reasons. Warren County assigns an eight grade girl.
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Alexandria
Charlottesville
Floyd County
Norfolk
Warren County
E. J. Oglesby
A. L. Wingo
E. T. Justis
Oglesby
Fairfax County
Fairfax
U.S
Albert Bryan
Gerald R. Betz
Raynard I. Wheeler
Belvedere
Gwendolyn Brooks
Cedar Lane
Bryan
Fairfax School Board
Front Royal
Carolyn Lee Rhodes
Richmond
Ranoke
Friendship Plans Family Outing Aug 14
The Friendship Fire Company plans a family outing at Robert Boyd’s home in Rouss Park on Aug 14. Activities start at 2 p.m. with games for members and their families, followed by supper at 5 p.m. Attendees must call the fire hall by Aug 10 to reserve, with the driver on duty notified of attendance.
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Robert Boyd
Rouss Park
Friendship Fire Company
Kiwanis
Fire Company
James Geanious
George Farr
Charles Giffin
Henry Thompson
Harvey
Crossword Clue Puzzle Across and Down
A list of crossword style clues with numbered Across and Down entries for a telegram style puzzle. Includes answers such as Norse god and Dutch province and asks for common word fits across several categories.
Yard Party Fund Drive Supports Building Fund
NeSchon as chairman along with Garland Clark Jack Ryan and Denny Reid covered the fund raising project. A $500 check was presented toward the building fund. The party grossed $1 000 with Minnie Silman winning a country ham grand prize. Wilbur Johnston received a chaise longue Reva Smith won a 300 piece fishing set. Mrs Harold March led the cashier's booth. The auxiliary expressed thanks to contributors and supporters. The company voted to recommend Taylor Barr as fire chief.
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Wilbur Johnston
Reva Smith
Harold March
Taylor Barr
Fast Work Saves Trapped Swimmer
In Miami Florida nine year old Trudy Kessler was trapped when her left arm was sucked into a pool drain pipe. Another swimmer Jim Pader kept her head above water while a pool attendant lowered the water level. Firemen could not free the arm and the pipe rim was unscrewed and sawed off at a hospital.
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Miami
Fla
Trudy Kessler
Jim Pader
Trudy
Tshombe mobilizes troops as Bunche visit sparks protests
Katanga reports show the provincial government calling general mobilization after Tshombe says UN troops must fight their way in. Local opposition supporters, who back UN intervention, gather near Elizabethville hotel but are dispersed by police under emergency bans with smoke bombs.
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Tshombe
U.N
Elisabethville
Bunche
Market Quotation Roundup Mixes Gains with Revenue Slump
New York stock market edged higher in a modest continuation of Thursday’s rally as key shares rose fractions amid moderate losers. Bonds hold, tech and defense linked groups favored with autos and metals advancing and farm and livestock price notes included.
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New York
Federal Aerefits Board
Motors
Grain futures rise on open as traders watch Board of Trade
Chicago grain futures firm at opening as Wheat gains to around 1.86 per bushel, Corn moves mixed near 1.16, Oats advance to about 0.67, Soybeans steady near 2.16 per bushel for September contracts, reflecting active trading on opening session.
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Chicago
Board of Trade
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