Queen Elizabeth Meets Eisenhower at Balmoral Castle
President Eisenhower arrives in Scotland and makes a friendly surprise visit to Balmoral. The Queen and Princess Margaret appear at the gates on television as Eisenhower tours the royal grounds with Prince Philip. A royal ball and guards reception highlight the cordial visit amid Britain’s royal events.
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Balmoral
Scotland
Eisenhower
Europe
Britain
Balmoral Castle
Elizabeth II
Prince Philip
Dyce
Princess Margaret
Royal Bodyguard
Royal Highland Fusiliers
Queen Victoria
London
Royal Air Force
Aberdeen
Deeside
Margaret
Castle Gates
Philip
Elizabeth
Last-Chance Housing Bill Passed Despite Eisenhower Veto Threat
Washington AP describes Congress approving a 1.05 billion housing bill over President Eisenhower, with a 283-105 House vote and a 72-14 Senate override likelihood. The plan preserves 37,000 new public housing units, college classroom loans, a 650 million crash program for slum clearance, and FHA mortgage insurance authority.
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Washington
Eisenhower
House
Congress
Federal Housing Administration
FHA
Berryville Hosts 60-Unit Parade and Fair Events Tonight
A 60 unit firemen parade starts at 6 30 with Miss Pepsi Cola Donna Burger of Arlington as grand marshal. Notables including Senator Byrd and Rep Harrison join reads from E Main to S Buckmarsh. Afterward a cutting horse and calf roping demo at Clarke County fairgrounds, then Farm Bureau calf scramble. County fair judging highlights crown Angus Hereford Shorthorn winners.
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Berryville
Pepsi Cola
Donna Burger
Arlington
E. Main St
S. Buckmarsh St
Harry F. Byrd
Burr P. Harrison
del. E. Blackburn Moore
Leland Broadstater
County Board of Supervisors
John H. Enders
John H. Enders Fire Co
Clarke County Fairgrounds
Farm Bureau
John Gerken
B. A. Rucker, III
Rectortown
W. Lodge Bowles
Boyce
Oliveboy Stock Farm
Charles Town
W. H. McCeney
White Post
Douglas McIntire
Haines snakes and picnic prep cap busy town day
James F. Laise, sales manager for H F Byrd Inc, handles last minute plans for Senator Byrd's annual Berryville picnic tomorrow. The Haines family reports odd sightings with snakes in Hayfield and a woman washing hair at a gas station near S Braddock St. Old Timers face F M Bank girls tomorrow with Recreation Director Jim Barnett bringing his 6 1 2 brother Laundle to watch, weighing 247 pounds.
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James F. Laise
H. F. Byrd, Inc
H. F. Byrd
Berryville
Mr .Laise
Haines
Vernon Haines
Hayfield
Homer Haines
Gus Haines
Valley Ave
S. Braddock St
F&m Bank
Jim Barnett
Laundle
Huntington
Byrd Apple Crop Is Largest and Finest Yet
H. F. Byrd, Inc. announces the coming season will be their largest and finest apple crop with improved pest control, pruning, and weather conditions. Red Delicious and other varieties grow strong while Jonathan and York outputs shrink due to tree replacements. The firm plans tray pack, poly bags, substantial promo work with LOOK magazine and Kraft Foods for Halloween and National Apple Week.
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H. F. Byrd, Inc
Byrd
Beverley Byrd
Co Jm Fancy
Jonathans
Yorks
Romes
H. F. Byrd
Cargill, Wilson and Acree, Inc
Richmond
LOOK
Kraft Foods
War Declared on Fifth Racketeers By Summerfield
Postmaster General Arthur Summerfield called for a nationwide war on fifth racketeers who send obscene material to youths. He cited postal inspectors who estimate up to one million school age children will receive pornographic mail this year, often via unrequested mailing lists. He urged closing legal loopholes and urged citizen cooperation at a Senate hearing on juvenile delinquency.
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Washington
Arthur E. Summerfield
Summerfield
Senate
Rebels Strike Military Post Near Vientiane
A small band of pro-Communist Pa thet Lao rebels fired on a government military post 16 miles from Vientiane causing no reported casualties. The incident occurred on the main road from Vientiane to South Laos as U.S. officials discussed new American aid for guerrilla operations with Prime Minister Phoui Sananikone.
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Vietiane
Laos
Pathet Lao
Vientiane
U.S
Phoui Sananikone
Washington
Break in Heat Seen But Not Before Monday
The heat and humidity return with more of the same expected this weekend. Forecasters predict a break in the heat wave around Monday as readings rise to near normal levels. Temperatures are expected to average four to eight degrees above normal through Wednesday with cooler days possible by Monday or Tuesday.
No Prospect Of Adjournment Next Week
Senate leaders from both parties say there is no prospect of adjournment next week. Senate Majority Leader Mike Mansfield says they cannot complete work, while Minority Leader Everett Dirksen predicts adjournment only after Labor Day to early October.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
D-Mont
Everett M. Dirksen
R-Ill
X15 Flight Delayed by Hydrogen Fuel Leak at Edwards
Edwards Air Force Base California reports a fuel system hydrogen leak delayed the X15 No 2 first power flight planned from 38 000 feet under a B 52. Crossfield will detach and attempt 50 000 feet powered flight with two rocket engines in a 45 minute test sequence.
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Edwards Air Force Base
Calif
Air Force
Space
Desert Test Center
Los Angeles
Crossfield
No. 2
North American Aviation, Inc
National Aeronautic and Space Administration
North American
Look No Keys
Al Whitaker kept his car keys inside the house for safekeeping for the first time in years, but the car was stolen from outside. Police investigated the theft as a motor vehicle disappearance and named Whitaker as the owner.
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Richmond
al Whitaker
Nehru reports Chinese incursions into Indian territory
Indian Prime Minister Nehru told Parliament that Chinese Communist troops crossed from Tibet into India on multiple frontiers. He cited capture of a border post, missing Indian guards, a camp in Ladakh, and a Chinese road cutting off Indian territory. Nehru noted protests to Peiping and said India must guard borders.
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New Delhi
India
Nehru
Tiberi
Araed
Caandie
Ladakh
Kashmir
Peiping
Tibet
Kameng
Spanggur
Board Member Takes Stand In Desegregation Hearing
Norfolk AP A member of the State Pupil Placement Board testified he could not reconcile his actions with the U S Constitution as interpreted by the Supreme Court in a hearing before Judge Walter E Hoffman. Hugh B White defended decisions denying admission of 25 Negro students to white schools, insisting it was for the best interest of the child.
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Norfolk
U.S
Supreme Court
Hugh B. White
Walter E. Hoffman
White
Spotswood W. Robinson III
Richmond
NAACP
Hoffman
U S Plans Air Aid to Laos in Coming Days
U S planes based in the Philippines and possibly Japan will fly small military equipment to Laos to aid the government against Communist rebels. The cargo will include arms ammunition tents and jeep type vehicles drawn from Western Pacific stocks.
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Washington
Laos
Little Kingdom
Philippines
Japan
U.S
Pacific
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Geo. Washington
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Eastern Fruit Marketing Association
Glaize & Bro. Packing House
Winchester
Red China
A. C. Slonaker & Son
Geo
Winchester Recreation Park
Jaycee Ettes
Piccadilly St
Stowell
Willow Lawn Farm
Miami Beach
Palm Island
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