Smokejumpers an Elite Corps Ready for Action
Missoula Montana hosts a 175 member smokejumper corps on standby for rapid dispatch nationwide. Since 1954 the Missoula Aerial Fire Depot trains jumpers, supports 55 000 jumps without a fatality, and selects about 60 yearly from around 1 000 applicants including college and divinity students.
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Missoula
Pacific Northwest
Montana
Idaho
Eisenhower
Henry J. Viche
Viche
Region One
Washington
North Dakota
Reminder of Pioneer Needlework Catalog Offer
Reminder and catalog promo for needlecraft patterns with color chart directions. It lists pattern 7377 with 15x20% inch transfer, pricing Thirty-five cents plus 15 cents extra for mailing. Requests name address zone and pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star. 1963 catalog boasts big needlecraft show and over 200 designs with free pattern upon sending 25 cents.
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Onieder
Alice Brooks
Winchester
Evening Star
P. O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
UE Wins Union Vote At Virginia Plant
At the Verona plant, 326 ballots favored the United Electrical, Radio and Machine Workers of America while 191 backed the IBEW and 11 chose no union. The NLRB counted 528 ballots cast of 578 eligible. one ballot was void and 35 challenged. The Verona workers are currently under an IBEW three year contract.
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Ere
Erona
United Electrical, Radio and Machine’ Workers ‘of America
International Brotherhood of Electrial Workers
IBEW
National Labor Relations Board
NLRB
Verona
Manufacturer claims over two thousand gyroglider kits sold
A maker reports selling more than 2,000 gyroglider kits amid ongoing building and development. The claim highlights rising interest in personal flight devices and expands production expectations.
Surrender of Alleged Killer Described by 2 AP Newsmen
AP reporters recount the surrender of rabbi Tom Trantino, 27, in Manhattan after a tavern meeting with his lawyer Miss Enid Gerling. Trantino, wanted for the Lodi New Jersey police killings, is booked on homicide and held for Hackensack authorities.
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Theas
Rabbi Tom) Trantino
New Jersey
Associated Press
Anthony Alborelli
Ray Howard
Manhattan
New York
Trantino
Enid Gerling
First Avenue
21St
22Nd Streets
Alborelli
Eet Lkm ¢S Aesenger
George McNiven
Pho
Tony
Miss Gerling
Falco
Frank Falco
Ledi
N.J
Howard
McNiven
East 22Nd Street
Frank Brill
Brill
Bes
Peter Voto
Gary Tedesco
Angel Lounge
Pupils Attend RPI Journalism Study From Wood High
Two James Wood High School students Eva M. Tinsman and R. David Larrick attended the Journalism Institute at the Richmond Professional Institute last Friday through Tuesday. They joined 70 student newspaper groups with support from the Richmond Times Dispatch and News Leader. Tinsman, a senior and co-editor of Wood Post, and Larrick, a junior, began staff work at the meeting.
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James Wood High School
Eva M. Tinsman
R. David Larrick
Richmond Professional Institute
Miss Tinsman
Oliver L. Tinsman
Kernstown
Mr. Larrick
Rollin M. Larrick
Rt. 4
Richmond Times-Dispatch
News Leader
Wood
Larrick
Army Chaplain Exhibit Highlights Soldiers of God Tour
A mobile Army exhibit telling the chaplain story arrives in Front Royal Warren County Vinson Fairgrounds. Viewers see photos paintings and transparencies of chaplains in battle and duty posts with rotating altars for Protestant Catholic or Jewish faiths. Open to the public without charge as part of a nationwide tour.
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Front Royal
Warren County Vins
Army
Brick Throwing Blamed on Rockwell Visit in Lynchburg
A Lynchburg integration leader linked the recent brick throwing at his home to the appearance of George Lincoln Rockwell who spoke and handed out literature here. No injuries reported after he returned from Washington civil rights march. incident followed by a newsPaper report about a Lynchburg march on job opportunities for Negroes.
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Lynchburg
George Lincoln Rockwell
Washington
Wood
Rockwell
American Nazi Party
the News
Anonymous Suggestion From Ohio Penitentiary Weekly
A weekly penitentiary newspaper in Columbus Ohio published an anonymous suggestion described as a reader contribution. The item reflects the paper’s format of publishing inmate inputs without attribution.
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Columbus, Ohio
Ohio
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Warren J. Brier
Vibe
LABOR
RPI
Haiti
France
Denny’s
Bor
Shentwidoak Valley National Bank
Berryville Ave
Mherst Street
Federal One Budibice Countaian
Warren Fair
Mercedes Benz
R&h
Volkswagen
Goliath
Borgward
St. Wagon
Foreign Car Service
Guenter H. Krueger
P. O. Box
Gerrard St
Valley Ave
Bulletin
Goodyear’s
Goodyear Tire Service
Buncutter Tire Co
Im. Winchester
Braddock St
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