Proposals End Secrecy On Juvenile Crime In Virginia
Proposals aiming to reveal names of juvenile offenders and expand information sharing will be sent to the General Assembly. The Commonwealth's Attorneys Association endorses 공개 disclosure, broader records access, and open court hearings for adult defendants in sex and related cases involving juveniles.
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Winchester Exchange Club to elect officers at luncheon
The Winchester Exchange Club will hold its regular luncheon meeting tomorrow at 12 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel to elect officers.
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War Possibility About Ruled Out Says Historian
British historian Prof. A J P Taylor says world war is ruled out due to a balanced Cold War. He argues neither side should dominate, while noting risk if Russia undergoes upheaval or America faces an economic slump. Taylor urges Britain to contribute via stable government, democracy, and aiding development abroad.
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Balenger and Pancake Reappointed to Farm Credit Board
Raymond Balenger of Bunker Hill and R. Pancake of Romney were re elected to three year terms on the Farm Credit Board of Balt more. Balenger serves on the boards of the National Farm Loan Association of Winchester and the Shenandoah Production Credit Association. The organizations cover Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Warren and Page counties in Virginia and Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan counties in West Virginia.
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Wet Weather and Cold Fronts Span Eastern U.S.
The Associated Press reports widespread wet and cool conditions across the Eastern third of the nation with a warming trend forecast for the West and Midwest. Cooler air moved from Texas and the lower Mississippi Valley toward the Ohio Valley and New England, with temperatures 10 to 20 degrees lower. Rain and snow affected many areas, with the heaviest rainfall from the lower Mississippi Valley to the Atlantic Coast and into southern New England.
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Plantation Workers Strike in Ceylon
In Colombo Ceylon four hundred thousand tea and rubber plantation workers walked out for pensions and shorter hours in a 24 hour strike. The Ceylon Workers Congress spokesman said 75 percent of plantations were halted while Democratic Workers Congress members remained at work. Police sent reinforcements amid fears of clashes between rival unions.
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Search Resumed For 4 Crewmen Of Wrecked Trawler
The Coast Guard resumes coastal search along North Carolina for four Sea Dog crewmen after the Hamp ton Virginia trawler wrecked near Cape Hatteras. Capt Eldridge Holloway Frank Lee Forrest Ralph Gibbs and Henry Abernath are named missing as a Coast Guard pilot joins the effort.
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Sea Dog
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Cape Hatteras Island
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Eldridge Holloway
Poquoson
Frank Lee Forrest
Ralph Gibbs
Hampton, Va
Henry Abernath
Gloucester County
Elizabeth City
Trawler Sea Dog Lost Off North Carolina Coast
The Sea Dog owned by John Lawson of Hampton disappeared after leaving Hampton last Tuesday for waters between Bodie Island and Cape Hatteras. A wreckage search found no bodies and the craft cost 35 000 dollars. Yesterday observers reported possible heads of two men 200 yards offshore but a fix on the location was not obtained.
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Speaking clearly in person to a blind listener
Instructions advise greeting and identifying yourself when speaking in person to a blind person, as you would on the telephone, and to state your name at the start and again when saying goodbye.
South Korea to Cut Armed Forces by Five Percent
Reliable sources say in 1958 South Korea will reduce its 720000 man army by 5 percent subject to Assembly approval. Defense Minister Kim Chung Yul backed the plan saying the ministry can implement it without harming security. The cut would save about 7600000 dollars for military diet and medical care improvements.
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Colorado Requires Donation Certificates For Spare Catch Gifts
In Colorado presenters may need a donation certificate if giving spare fish from a personal catch to a friend. The rule implies regulatory steps for informal gifting of fish and related allowances.
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