Cliburn Welcomes Khrushchev Visit
Texan pianist Van Cliburn praises Nikita Khrushchev's U S visit as wonderful and human. The two discussed Chopin and Cliburn shared anecdotes at a garden party during the Tchaikovsky competition. Also noted are comments on Soviet and American relations and a separate note on poliomyelitis tests by Dr Vernon Knight at NIH.
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Chicago
van Cliburn
Moscow
Nikita Khrushchev
United States
Cliburn
Krhsuchev
Khrushchev
Polio Strikes Unvaccinated Boy Near Clinic
A 17 year old, never vaccinated with Salk, is paralyzed and hospitalized after contracting polio. He lives one block from a free vaccine clinic as cases exceed 2 050 across the nation with over 1 350 paralytic instances this year. Public Health Service reports rising vaccine distribution to meet demand.
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Washington
U. S. Public Health Service
Session Today May Bring End To Luray Strike
Labor union officials and Virginia Oak Tannery Co. representatives meet again in Front Royal to finalize a settlement ending a 10 day old strike at the Luray plant. The firm says a new two year contract is ready to sign with details to be ironed out. The plant employed 180 workers before the strike. The dispute included an 8 cent per hour wage increase to fund wage equalization.
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Front Royal
Virginia Oak Tannery Co
Luray
Amalgamated Meat Cutters and Butcher Workers Local
Mother 18 Charged With Murder In Infant Death
Betty Joe Ellis an 18 year old from Houston was charged with murder after admitting she beat her infant son and repeatedly stabbed him with a safety pin. Autopsy revealed the baby Robert Jessie Ellis suffered stomach and pancreas ruptures and four broken ribs. Ellis said the infant cried frequently since birth on June 5 and that she stabbed him while changing his diaper. her husband Robert Ellis was away on a fishing trip. they have a 14 month old daughter Linda.
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Houston
Tex
Betty Joe Ellis
Robert Jessie Ellis
Robert Ellis
Linda
Farm Price Outlook for Virginia Farmers This Fall
The Virginia Department of Agriculture notes price uncertainty for farm goods with broilers forecast to rise by about a penny in coming weeks before seasonal demand slackens in mid September. National supplies lag last year, eggs set are down around 15 percent, and Virginia broilers hover near 15 to 16 cents per pound. Orchard grass seed faces a 38 percent drop from last year with tight quality seed. Danish seed arrivals help offset shortages. Feeder calves expected good prices this fall as slaughter matches last year. cattle on feed tops 4.7 million head in July. Colorado steers fetch about 36.50 per cwt, Texas/Oklahoma calves 34–38, with calves overall seen strong. Grass fat cattle should be moved now if finished.
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PHS
Des Moines
Iowa
New Haven
Conn
Kansas City
Texas
California
Virginia
North Carolina
Georgia
Delmarva Broilers
United States
Colorado
Oklahoma
Three NL Batters Homered In Every Park This Season
Ernie Banks of the Cubs Hank Aaron of the Braves and Willie Kirkland of the Giants have homered in every park this season marking a rare league wide power feat.
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Ernie Banks
Cubs
Hank Aaron
Braves
Willie Kirkland
Giants
Benign Tumors Can Be Very Troublesome Too
Dr Bundesen explains glomus tumors, usually found on extremities near nails, are rare yet painful. Most are benign and require surgery. pain may persist months after removal. Also includes a Q A on bitter taste and oral burning caused by diabetes, head and bowel diseases, vitamin deficiencies, or local dental issues.
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Hrman N. Bundesen
M.D
Convict Artists Earn From Prison Art Show
State prison convict artists netted about $5,000 from a two day exhibit in San Quentin. Over the weekend the annual show drew more than 6,000 visitors as inmates sold 450 works including paintings etchings and statuary. Prices ranged from $4 to $75 with 90 percent paid to inmates after release and the rest funding the prison welfare fund for supplies.
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San Quentin
Calif
Nervous-origin cases and medical consult advised
The text suggests some conditions may stem from nervous causes and recommends consulting a doctor for evaluation and guidance.
Road Employee Fatally Wounded by Shotgun Blast
Ardell J. Martz a 45 year old State Hit Department employee was fatally wounded by a shotgun blast Saturday in Madison County Sheriff T H Lillard said a razor was found in Martz hand Lillard said Woodward admitted the shooting but claimed Martz had threatened him with the razor Woodward was jailed in Albemarle County on 5000 bond no date for preliminary hearing set
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Madison
Ardell J. Martz
State Hit Department
Madison County
T. H. Lillard
Martz
Lillard
Woodward
Albemarle County
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National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases
Bethesda
Science Service
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Hechev
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Wolfe St
Clarke
Clarke County Ruritan Club
Berryville, VA
Winchester Amusement Co
CarNival—Rides—Games
BIG Firemen’s Parade
Adc
Morpul Crew
Ade
DuPont
Orion
Famous Maker
Ayaa Ea Store
Winchester
Virginia Department of Agriculture
Caldwell Sites Co
Parker
Jotter
Propuct of
THE
Parker Pen Company
Caldwell
Doctor
M. L
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Old — Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Winchester Little Theatre
Bark Mill Theatre
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