Rayburn Opposes Time Limit in Ike's Mideast Resolution
Speaker Sam Rayburn says he is definitely against inserting a time limit into President Eisenhower's Middle East resolution as the House Foreign Affairs Committee prepares to hear from a former Democrat. The remark comes amid debate on the resolution's language and oversight.
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Ike
Washington
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
Eisenhower
Middle East
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Dean Acheson
Acheson
Truman
Eisenover
Dulles
Gordon
Macmillan
Butler
Washingon
Eden
Macmillan Succeeds Eden As Britain's Prime Minister
The 62 year old Harold Macmillan becomes Britain's new prime minister succeeding Eden after a health driven resignation. He will lead the Conservative party and form a new government while facing economic strains from the Suez crisis and strained Commonwealth ties.
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Eden
Britain
Labor Party
Buckingham Palace
Harold Macmillan Friend of Ike Ties to U S Kinfolk
LONDON. Harold Macmillan, wartime ally of Dwight Eisenhower, has kin in the United States. His mother Nellie Belles came from Spencer Indiana, and the Macmillan publishing firm bears his name. A veteran Conservative, he is hailed as best dressed and a liberal Tory with a record of social reform advocacy. He served as a troubleshooter for Churchill at Eisenhower’s North African HQ and was nicknamed Ike and Mac. He studied at Eton and Balliol College Oxford, spoke several languages, and fought with the Grenadier Guards in WWI. He married Lady Dorothy Cavendish and has four children.
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Harold Macmillan
Egypt
Sir Anthony Eden
Eden
Macmillan
Elizabeth II
Richard A. Butler
Butler
Churchill
Dwight Eisenhower
United States
Nellie Belles
Spencer
Ind
America
Winston Churchill
Eisenhower
Ike
Mac
Britain
Eton
Oxford
Balliol College
Dorothy Cavendish
9Th Duke of Devonshire
Berryville Adopts 95788 Budget and Permanent Meters
Berryville Town Council approved a 95 788.62 budget for the current year expiring August 31 with permanent parking meters. Public hearings drew no objections beyond a single letter to Mayor Bishton and delays at the East Main Street crossing were addressed. Delinquent fines were largely paid after notices, and radio equipment for police and fire was discussed for a joint meeting.
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Berryville
Thomas W. Bishton
Elizabeth H. Osth
Chuerh Steel
Jack Enders
Eigh
East Main Street
Norfolk & Western
Andrew LaVelle
Lonnie W. Levi
Robert Willingham
R E. O’brien
5 300 Gallons Of Gasoline Lost In Collision
A crash near Richmond caused a gasoline trailer to rupture its tank valves and spill about 5 300 gallons of fuel valued at 1500 dollars. Ernest C. Deubler and his wife were in the car, while L D Thomas drove the tractor trailer. No injuries were reported. Firemen contained the spill into a storm sewer area.
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Richmond
Ernest C. Deubler
Newton
C. L. Williams
U.S. 1
L. D. Thomas
RFD
Senate Leaders Expect Passage of Civil Rights
Senate leaders forecast civil rights legislation will pass this session despite a Southern filibuster. An influential Democrat said a program similar to Eisenhower’s, including voting rights action, a justice department civil rights division, and a presidential commission, will move forward. He noted strong public support and predicted a filibuster, but likely action after about a month. Continues on Page 2.
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Congress
Eisenhower
Justice Department
House
Bombings Hit Four Negro Churches and Two Ministers Homes
In Montgomery Alabama four Negro churches and the homes of two ministers were bombed early today. One white and one Negro minister suffered damage as police defused unexploded dynamite near Robert Graetz’s home. Mayor Gayle halted bus service briefly while authorities assessed the damage.
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Ala
W. A. Gayle
Gayle
James E. Folsom
Folsom
Asst
J. B. Rucker
Mt. Olive
Abernathy
Atlanta
Negro First Baptist Church
Robert Graetz
Trinity - Lutheran Church
Graetz
Hutchinson Street Baptist Church
H. H. Johnson
Fire destroys 10000 baby chicks at Bartonsville farm
A fire at the F. L. Shackelford farm in Bartonsville destroyed a 215 by 25 foot frame building housing 10 500 baby chicks. Losses total about 10 575 dollars for chicks and 9 000 dollars for the building. The blaze is blamed on an exploding oil heater. wind kept flames from spreading to nearby structures.
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F. L. Shackelford
Bartonsville
Shackelford
Shawnee
Round Hill
Stephens City Fire Company
Windy and Colder Weather Forecast Tonight
Weather forecast calls for strong winds and much colder temperatures with a low near ten degrees in the mountains. Snow is possible with additional precipitation totaling streaks of rain and high mountain snowfall, while last night’s report noted a 36 inch fall bringing yearly total to 62 inches. Storm warnings were issued in Maryland Delaware and Pennsylvania as cold weather and snow spread eastward.
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Pennsylvania
Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department Meeting Set
The Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department schedules its regular monthly meeting for Thursday at 7 30 p m at the Brakeblok Plant. President J W Green Jr signs the notice.
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Shawnee Volunteer Fire Department
Round Hill Fire Company Meeting Set for Thursday
The Round Hill Community Fire Company will hold its meeting on Thursday at 7 30 p m in the Community Building. JACK LILLIS, President.
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The
Round Hill Community Fire Company
True Bonds Sought In Lucy Kurtz Case In Winchester
In Winchester Corporation Court Miss Lucy F. Kurtz seeks holders of ten true bonds bearing her signature and secured by a two thirds interest in 21 South Loudoun Street. A forged set led to subpoenas to bondholders with a January 9 date and a 21 day appearance window.
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Corporation Court
Lucy F. Kurtz
S. Loudoun St
Loudoun St
W. E. Edwards
City of
Winchester
Eisenhower Warns Congress of Red Threat and Nuclear Menace
President Eisenhower warned Congress that a strongly armed imperialistic dictatorship poses a continuing threat to the free world. He cited unprecedented domestic prosperity but emphasized the need for united resolve and modern military strength to deter Soviet aggression and prevent war.
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Eisenhower
Congress
America
Free World
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Republic
United States
Russia
First Historical Meet At War Memorial Draws 150
About 150 people attended the first in a series of four Winchester historical instruction sessions at the War Memorial. Garland R. Quarles spoke on Winchester’s founding and early days. Remaining meetings are 7:30 p.m. Wednesdays in January at Quarles Elementary School. next week covers the Revolutionary era. The series is sponsored by the Winchester Frederick County Historical Society.
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War Memorial
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester Schools
Winchester
Quarles
Thomas G. Scully
Winchester - Frederick County Historical Society
Weather report and notices from Winchester Skies
Considerable cloudiness and strong wind bring much colder weather tonight and Friday with snow flurries in the mountains. Low temperatures range from 15 to 25 degrees, high around 43. Also includes notices for tax preparation, revival meeting, and dry cleaning services with local business ads.
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H. Clay Manuel
Battle Ave
Praying Gospel Mission
N. Cameron St
Bartley
W. Boscawen St
Lottie Jenkins
Mgr
A. J. Bartley
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