Horror-Satire at Palace Theatre with Price and Karloff
A color and Panavision horror satire opens Friday at the Palace Theatre starring Vincent Price Joe E. Brown Boris Karloff Basil Rathbone Joyce Jameson and others. Screenplay by Al Matheson with Jacques Tour. The spoof follows undertakers racing for customers amid murder and mayhem in a chillingly funny spectacle.
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Palace Theatre
Joyce Jameson
Joe E. Brow
al Matheson
the Raven
Jacques Tour
Vincent Price
Peter Lorre
Boris Karloff
Basil Rathbone
Budget sent to Assembly outlines education and road funding
The record shows a $20 million increase in roads funding and repeated emphasis on education. Proposals include raises for teacher pay, higher education funding totaling about $161 million from general and special funds, library coordination, and matching endowment interest. Capital outlay covers a Northern Virginia mental hospital and Mt. Rogers Park, with highway funds dominating the allocations.
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Ape Geene
General Fund
Virginia Treatment Center
State Parole Board
Eest
Kerr-Mills
Northern
Virginia
Mt. Rogers State Park
Highway Department
Rockefeller Pledges Balanced Budget in New York
Governor Nelson A. Rockefeller promised a balanced budget for New York State and emphasized no tax increases. He heads to New Hampshire to seek the Republican presidential nomination, speaking in Manchester tonight and then at the National Press Club in Washington Friday. New Hampshire holds the first presidential primary on March 10.
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Albany
N.Y
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York State
New Hampshire
Rockefeller
GOP
Fred
Nixon signals possible run for president this summer
Richard Nixon, turning 51, says he is willing to do anything necessary to help nominate the strongest Republican candidate. He emphasizes no current candidacy and frames his role as providing leadership and guidance while staying in the thick of political debate.
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New York
Richard M. Nixon
Done
Nixon, Mudge, Rose, Guthrie & Alexander
Nixon
Cut in Output Of Uranium to Save $50 Million
The administration proposes a 25 percent cut in enriched uranium output and plans to close four plutonium plants to save about 50 million dollars next fiscal year and reduce thousands of jobs. Seaborg and other officials cited 50 percent higher weapons stockpiles as justification. Four reactors at Hanford and Savannah River to be shut down, with further reductions planned.
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Washington
Johnson
Glenn T. Seaborg
Atomic Energy Commission
U.S
Seaborg
Hanford
Wash
Lant
Savannah Vet Plant
Aiken
S.C
Savannah River
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Portsmouth
Ohio
Savannah
Let Wife Bargain For Car Repair Job
An AP story reports an $80,000 survey by the Automobile Service Industry Association and the Automotive Advertisers Council finding women drivers harder to bargain with than men. It says women openly question repair price and work, while men allegedly hide lack of knowledge, making pricing negotiations tougher.
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Chicago
Automobile Service Industry Association
The
Automotive Advertiser's Council
al Joseph
Study Committee
Joseph
Note of Appreciation from Brendle Family
Rev and Mrs Raymond W Brendle and family express thanks to Enders Vol Fire Co for quick response to a basement fire at their home and to Town people Marvin Chapel Church for services. They invite visits to their new address 212 Treadwell St. May God bless you all.
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Raymond W. Brendle
Enders Vol. Fire Co
Brendles
Marvin Chapel
Treadwell St
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Aniita Pickery
Capitol Theatre
Frank Sinatra
Dean Martin
Galveston
Robert Aldrich
Warner Release
Harrison
Lady Elgin
ELGIN
RAM Jewelers
N. Loudoun St
Winchester, Va
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Heat Eek
Peri
H. L. Mills
Valley Avenue
Winchester
Chantilly Bowl
Route 11
L. Mills Gasoline Station
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