Byrd Opposes U N Bond Purchase Over UN Funding Fears
Senator Harry F. Byrd of Virginia declares opposition to buying half of a 200 million dollar United Nations bond issue. He cites a weak asset base, high U S deficits, and the risk of incurring more debt to fund bonds yielding 2 percent while UN operations cost millions monthly. He argues the plan exploits coercion and sets a dangerous international precedent.
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Giants, Sons of Giants flops on Broadway stage
AP drama critic reviews Joseph Kramm’s Giants, Sons of Giants opening at the Alvin Theater. The vast nervous energy and tense performances fail to spark sympathy. Dr. Brisset’s bid for a million dollar clinic ends in psychological collapse and a dull, unsatisfying dramatic effect. Alfred Teige Franklin Cover Paul McGrath Tom Shirley John Call are among the cast. Kramm also directs.
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Scarlett O Hara Home and Word Puzzle
Crossword style clues cover locations and terms from Scarlett O Haras home to nautical and linguistic hints. Fill answers for across and down with common crossword entries and river of letters forming a theme.
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FBI Agent Sattler to Speak at Shenandoah Valley Meeting
Henry A. Lowry of Winchester announces Bernard M. Sattler FBI inspector will be banquet speaker at Shenandoah Valley Inc 38th annual meeting January 25 at Hotel Ingleside. Sattler has served in New Orleans Little Rock Richmond and at FBI Washington. meeting includes executive committee 11 am corporate meeting 2 pm social 5 30 banquet 6 30.
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Veteran Vancouver newspaperman dies at 92
Frank J. Burd, 92, long time newspaperman who led the Vancouver Province as president and helped found the Canadian Press, died Saturday. He remained active in the field for about 80 years until two months before his death.
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Columbus editor Robert E. Gordon dies after illness
New Albany Times editor Robert E. Gordon aged 54 and a longtime staff member since 1930 died Saturday after several weeks of illness in Columbus Indiana.
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W&M Board Votes Against Separation Plan for William and Mary System
The William and Mary board of visitors voted 9 5 to oppose the State Council of Higher Education proposal to split the Williamsburg college from its Richmond and Norfolk branch schools. The board argued the current system operates efficiently and would suffer if separate boards and funds competed.
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McKenna May Have Boston College Post
Boston College searches for a new football coach after Ernie Hefferle's resignation. John McKenna of Virginia Military Institute expressed intent to stay at VMI, while Jim Miller of Detroit University and Mickey Connolly of Holy Cross are also thought to be finalists.
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Holy Cross
Damage 650 in Crash Near Berryville
A two car crash on Rt 340 north of Berryville caused $650 in damage with no injuries. James Iden Plotner of Berryville drove a 1956 Ford rear ending Charles T. Hardesty Jr. of Summit Point in a 1958 Oldsmobile for $350 and $300 damages respectively. A second incident left Rt 672 and an orchard with $400 damage. A third mishap at N Stewart and W Boscawen Srs. caused $325 in damage.
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W. Boscawen
Fallout booklet available at post offices and Civil Defense centers
Don’t wait for mail delivery. Free government booklet on radioactive fallout and survival tips can be picked up at local post offices or nearest Civil Defense centers. The Government Printing Office contracted 21 printers nationwide.
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Parking Receipts Rise in December in Winchester
Winchester parking meter receipts for December reached 4455.85 dollars, up from 3634.45 the previous December, while total yearly receipts fell slightly to 40614.20 from 40753.45. City Treasurer M. D. Weaver will print 25 million copies of a 48 page booklet, with each person limited to one copy.
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