Exchange Club To Install Officers At Luncheon
The Exchange Club will install new officers at tomorrow's luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. William Fauver becomes president with Victor Arthur as vice president Stephen Rosenberger secretary and Aaron Slaughter treasurer. Incoming directors are Dr. Leon Slavin Dick Brown and Tom Monahan. The event also serves as the Christmas party with gift exchanges and vegetables donated for the Christmas basket program.
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Victor Arthur
Stephen Rosenberger
Aaron Slaughter
Leon Slavin
Dick Brown
Tom Monahan
Tazewell County Youth Held on 2 Murder Counts
A 19 year old Tazewell County youth, Junior T Johnson, was held on two counts of murder after two acquaintances Daniel G Tuggle 18 and Joe A Lane 21 were shot in a pickup near Raven. Police say the killings stemmed from a dispute over girls and the victim fired from outside the truck.
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Daniel Glenn Tuggle
Joe Allen Lane
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Presidential Electors Cast Ballots Today for Eisenhower
Electors in all states formally cast ballots for President Eisenhower, with 531 electors voting in state capitals. Expected final tally favors Eisenhower by 457 electoral votes to 74 for Stevenson, though Congress counts votes January 7.
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Electorial College
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Eisenhower
Adlai F. Stevenson
Associated Press
Stevenson
Rhode Island
Electrical Firms See Good Times A Cinch for 1957
New York industry leaders forecast a strong 1957 for electrical goods with sales rising four to six percent to about 21 billion dollars. GE's Ralph Cordiner expects a larger backlog, Westinghouse notes orders sustaining 1957 and 1958, and other firms project gains across industrial apparatus and defense sectors. TV set makers face recovery as portable sets grow, while Admiral projects near 912 million sets sold and rising radio and high fidelity sales.
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Ross D. Siragusa
Admiral Corp
Siragusa
TV listings night schedule with multiple channels
A dense, tabulated schedule listing 6 to 5 channels with hourly programs from early evening to late night. It includes titles such as Trouble with Father The Great Gildersleeve I Spy Danny Thomas The Great Gildersleeve plus news weather and sports updates and various game shows and dramas across CHANNELS 5 6 4 17 and 9.
Reid wins James Wood essay contest at Hirsh School
Thomas L. Reid earned a $40 first prize in the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association sponsored contest at James Wood Hirsh School. John F. Anderson presented the award. Virginia Manufacturers Association contributed $25 and Shenandoah Valley Association $15. Second prize went to Jerry Blue, third to Frances Boyer, and fourth to Molly Seals. Handley winners to be announced Thursday at 1 30 p.m.
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James Wood Hirsh School
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Association
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Virginia Manufacturers Association
Shenandoah Valley Association
Jerry Blue
Frances Boyer
Molly Seals
Handley
Jewelry Company Owner Robbed at Los Angeles Airport
New York jewelry firm owner David Gurfein, 49, was abducted by two gunmen as he left an airport in Burbank California. Police say the pair forced him to drive to a location while one man searched his briefcase and found two envelopes with gems worth about 300000 dollars.
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Burbank, Calif
New York
David Gurfein
Los Angeles
Byrd says federal taxes cannot be cut soon
Senator Byrd of Virginia argues that taxes cannot be reduced in the near term unless foreign aid and nonmilitary domestic spending are trimmed. He, as Senate Finance chair, says defense spending should not decrease and may need to rise, urging the president to address the expenditure problem.
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Sen
Byrd
D-Va
Senate Finance Committee
Byrd Pushes Balanced Budget Condition for Tax Cuts
Byrd argues only a tax cut with a balanced budget and Treasury surplus should be allowed, proposing half of any savings go to debt repayment and the rest to tax relief. The Eisenhower administration signals strong opposition to any congressional move next.
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