Wilson Confirms Partial Reductions in Armed Forces
Secretary of Defense Wilson declined to confirm reports of about 290000 fewer troops within a year or 80, but said reductions should occur. He denied any plan to cut 800000 by 1960 and rejected a memorandum proposing such cuts. He noted a downward manpower trend due to new weapons and delivery systems and discussed a possible 421% billion dollar defense budget for the next year.
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Washington
Wilson
Defense Department
Pentagon
Mrs Bolden Dies In Winchester Hospital
Mrs Ethel Bolden of 23 Fe Bos CAween Sr died today in Winchester Memorial Hospital after a few days as a patient. She leaves a daughter Hilda Virginia Bolden. Funeral arrangements are not set and the body will rest at Kurtz Funeral Home.
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Ethel Bolden
Boscaween Sr
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Hilda Virginia Bolden
Kurtz Funeral Home
Presbyterian Men Plan Father Son Picnic Saturday
Presbyterian Men of the church host a father son picnic at Lions Shelter Senseny Park this Saturday afternoon. The 4 p m program features softball games and horseshoes with supper served at 6 p m. Honored guests include local Little League Softball officials and players. arrangements led by Robert E. Heltzel with James B. Parke and others assisting.
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Presbyterian
The
Presbyterian Church
Lions Shelter
Senseny Park
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
W. H. Pryor
F. L. Largent, Jr
Charles A. Patterson
H. Russell Potts
Randy di Prisco
Ronald Stultz
Church
Robert E. Heltzel
James B. Parke
Kenneth Thomas
Paul Pierce
Everett Kline
J. A. Holinger
Kenneth Richter
Donald Stewart
Robert Sutton
Climate of Mexico Varies by Altitude and Rainfall
There is no single climate for Mexico. Four main temperate zones range from tropical to cold, shaped by altitude and rainfall. Zones include lower coastal areas, 3 000 6 000 ft elevations, 6 000 10 000 ft elevations, and the tierra helada. The rainy season runs June to October, with the rest of the year dry.
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Mexico
Tierra Helada
Mushroom growing hub: Pennsylvania leads U.S. production
Pennsylvania dominates national mushroom farming with a 1955 wholesale crop value of 14 million dollars, reflecting its central role in the industry and market size for growers.
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Pennsylvania
U. S
German Volkswagon Costs $12 500 in Yugoslavia
Belgrade reports that car prices in Communist Yugoslavia are high with a German Volkswagon at 12 500 dollars and a Yugoslav assembled Fiat 600 at 8 500. A standard Italian typewriter costs 750 dollars here though 190 in Italy, all at 400 dinars per dollar. No official explanation given for the markups. Traffic and parking are easy due to high prices and currency limits.
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Europe
Italy
Victims Buried After Gainesboro Auto Crash
Funeral services were held yesterday for Austin Lee DeHaven 27 and Roy Allen Loy 18 of Bloomery Star Route near Gainesboro who died in a Saturday evening automobile crash in Albin. DeHaven’s rites were at Omps Funeral Home with Rev C H Van Gilder. burial at Mt Hebron cemetery. pallbearers included Lindell Anderson and Delmer Bayliss. Loy’s rites followed at Omps with Rev Phillip Weeks. burial at Gainesboro cemetery. pallbearers included LeRoy De Haven and James Adams Jr.
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Austin Lee DeHaven
Roy Allen Loy
Bloomery Star
Gainesboro
Albin
Austin DeHaven
Omps
C. H. van Gilder
Mt. Hebron
Lindell Anderson
Delmer Bayliss
Frank Cooper
Lee Stultz
Ray Boyce
Edgar Chapman
Phillip Weeks
LeRoy DeHaven
James Adams, Jr
Melvin Davis
Allen Whitacre
Sylvester McIntyre
Bud Luttrell
Vacation Bible School Opens at First Presbyterian
The Vacation Church School at First Presbyterian opened Monday at 9 o clock with 131 children enrolled. Classes cover The Bible and run daily Monday through Friday August 6-17 from 9 to 11 30 a m. Co directors are Miss Mary C Smith and Mrs Lois Eaton with Miss Ann Sirbaugh as secretary. Refreshments are provided by Women of the Church circles.
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First Presbyterian Church
Our Church
Mary C. Smith
Lois Eaton
Ann Sirbaugh
Women of the Church
Dunn Infant Dies in Hospital Here
Robert Eugene Dunn two day old son of John H. Dunn Jr. and Gwen dolyne Davis Dunn died this morning at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Survived by parents seven siblings and grandparents. Graveside rites held at Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery at 4 p.m. officiated by Rev. Robert O. Hickman.
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Robert Eugene Dunn
Fairmont Ave
John H. Dunn, Jr
Gwendolyne Davis Dunn
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Memorial Hospital
Virginia
Michael
Elizabeth
Kimberly
Mary
John H. III
David Dunn
Bertha E. Dunn
P. H. Davis
England
Sacred Heart Catholic Cemetery
Robert O. Hickman
Local Residents Record Busy Visitor List and Club Meeting
Middletown area residents host guests from Washington Arlington Norfolk and Ohio. Camp Lejeune transfer. Home Demonstration Club meets Friday at 1 30 pm. Community notes: hospital visit and weekend guests from Baltimore Hanover Elmsville Washington and Arlington.
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Kathryn Watsons
Richmond
Rob Miller
Miller
G. G. Keith
Bud Evans
Norfolk
Bob Evans
Ohio
Ona Evans
D. H. Glenn
T. J. Wakeman
Christiansburg
P. H. Wakeman
Mickey Flowers
C. B. Hammack
Camp Lejeune
N. C
Camp Monmouth
N. J
Walter McCauley
Donald Custer
Tom Conner
Archie Conner
Baltimore
Charles Stotler
Stotler
Martha Hottle
Mark Sperry
Trone Sperry
Arleigh Jackson
New Bern
Jackson
George Clarke
Amye Clarke
Bernice Good
Maplewood
Winchester
Tom Sperry
W. T. Peyton
Warsaw
Peyton
G. W. Borden
John Stanley
Curtis Andrews
Mary Jo Rogers
Arlington
Bobby Rogers
Will Owings
Harold Beach
Washington
Home Demonstration Club
Elva Tevalt
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Maude Wright
Holmes Campbell
Carl Baker
Robert Randall
Mae Ginn
Grace Hoffman
Mattie Ogden
James Rinker
Hanover
Reich
Elmsville
W. L. Lyle
G. L. Ogden
Mr. Melvinen
Volpe Family Visit En Route to East Coast
Mr and Mrs Nick Volpe and children of Burbank California visited at the home of Mr Ivan Miller Saturday while en route to Washington and New York Volpe will...
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North Mountain
Nick Volpe
Burbank
Calif
Ivan Miller
Washington
New York
Volpe
Allamong Family News Highlights Local Visits and Travel
The article notes preparations to depart New York on August 11 for Europe for business. It reports Miss Margaret Ann Allamong returning from Winchester after visiting Mr. and Mrs. Smith, and Martha Ann Allamong visiting Mrs. Adams. Happenings center on the Allamong family gatherings including a birthday party for Mrs. Carson Allamong on July 31 with many relatives and friends present.
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New York
Europe
Margaret Ann Allamong
Mrs. Smith
Winchester
Martha Ann
Allamong
James Allamong
Margaret Ann
Sandra Sue
Stephen
David Allamong
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E. V. Ogden
Laura Bunch
Grace Action
W. L. Hamilton
Mr. Ogden
Carson Allamong
Thur White
Roy Allamong
Mary and
Gary
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C. H. Allamong
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