Virginia lawmakers see little effect from March Washington march
Virginia members of Congress largely dismissed the impact of the March on Washington. Senators Robertson and Byrd predicted no votes shifted. Several House members cited busy schedules and did not report changes in stance on Kennedy civil rights bills.
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J. Vaughan Gary
Dem
John C. Marsh Jr
Watkins M. Abbitt
William M. Tuck
Abbitt
America
Tuck
Toto
Thomas N. Downing
Uniform Time Bill Clears Senate Action in Debate
Washington AP A uniform time bill cleared for Senate action seeks to standardize time zones and daylight saving rules. The measure, urged by Transportation Association of America officials, would task the ICC with defining areas and daylight saving dates from the last Sunday in April to the last Sunday in October.
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Auto Stolen Here Recovered In Alexandria
An auto reported stolen from B and M Sales Co. in Winchester was found abandoned in Alexandria. The 1956 sedan had no license plates and was recovered undamaged by local police on a Tuesday.
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B and M Sales Co
M. E. Royston, Jr
Four Indicted in Counterfeit Ring Case in Durham
A federal grand jury indicted five men including James Henry 98, Robert Ferguson, Lee Matthews, Reginald Broad Poole and Walter Haywood Forbus on charges of conspiracy to operate a counterfeit ring in Durham and making counterfeit bills totaling 1 038 860 dollars. All five were arrested last June. James Whittaker and Luther Jerstad, Everest climbers, are noted as unrelated to the case.
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Robert Ferguson
Lee Matthews
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James W. Whittaker
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Peacock's Imperial Creme promises miracles for aged skin
An advertisement touts Peacock's Imperial Creme as a six day testable remedy for wrinkles rough skin and age spots with quicksilver based formula. It claims improvement by morning and offers a full refund if not delighted. Available for $2.00 plus tax at DRUG FAIR.
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