Western Allies Conduct Global Training Maneuvers
Washington reports ongoing large scale drills as U S Army troops Air Force planes and naval units train worldwide alongside allied forces. NATO and SEATO planning indicates exercises are scheduled months or years in advance with deployments to test rapid overseas response and readiness.
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Three Virginia road deaths raise toll to 459
Three more traffic fatalities increased Virginia's highway death count to 459, up from 444 a year earlier. Victims include 17 year old Clifton Larry Obier of Hyacinth, killed on U S 360 near Village in Richmond County, and 43 year old Bernard R. Cash of Richmond who died after a crash on the Blue Ridge Parkway near Nada. Brown's death in Shenandoah National Park was added to the toll due to a state policy counting all Virginia traffic deaths.
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Crossword Yesterday’s Answer Fold Over Music Note
A compact crossword clue reads Yesterday's Answer 38 Fold over 40 with musical note reference. The brief hints indicate a themed puzzle entry likely pointing to a music term or note symbol featured in the grid.
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Six Are Fined After Nashville Racial Clash
About 40 pickets protested a Nashville supermarket policy against hiring Negroes when a clash with white youths erupted. Six of 15 arrested were fined. the heaviest was 50 dollars for Jimmy Jackson 16 in juvenile court for disorderly conduct.
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Hen That Laid Curved Eggs Dies at Poole
The hen known for curved eggs died this week in Poole England. Between 1957 and her death the hen laid eggs curved like bananas. Her unusual production attracted naturalists and fans across Britain and the United States. She raised more than 1000 pounds for charity through television appearances and public interest.
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U S Prestige Views Differ on Kennedy Early Era
Washington AP reports Democratic Chairman Bailey says U S prestige is very high while Republican Chairman Miller calls it at the lowest ebb. They debated on CBS Joint Appearance, citing Laos and Cuba as disputes. Bailey argues these were inherited from prior administrations.
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Many Items Offered at Curb Market
Tomorrow morning the Farmer's Curb Market offers a wide range of farm produce and goods. Cucumbers lima beans green beans corn beets onions lettuce peppers squash potatoes and cured meat dressed rabbits apple butter pickles fudge candy baked and cut flowers will be available. The market opens at 6 am on the Kent and Boscawen Street parking lot.
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GAO Says It Saved Millions By Tightening Costs
The General Accounting Office reports saving taxpayers at least 33 million dollars last year through cost monitoring of items from nuts and bolts to aircraft parts and transportation. It cites 10 million saved by reusing stock before new purchases and 25.8 million in overcharges detected, with 21.5 million refunded.
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Border Patrol To Get Assigned Air Duty In New Plan
Washington AP President Kennedy announced a plan to put border patrolmen aboard planes amid a push to boost anti hijacking efforts. The force, about 6,000 trained men, guards U.S. borders by air, foot, horse, jeep and boat and trains in immigration laws and marksmanship.
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