Russell Marks 30 Years in Senate With Defiant Stance
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, a longtime power on Armed Services and Space committees, prepares to mark 30 years in the Senate. He pushes against a bid to change the two thirds rule on cloture, arguing to preserve the Senate’s constitutional role while facing critics over segregationist ties and tactics.
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Washington
Sey
Richard Brevard Russell
D-Ga
Senate
Russell
Dr Rath
Cole Ee Leath
Jeorgpeayke
Armed Services Committee
Spring Dress Pattern ad for Anne Adams Misses' dress
An advertisement promotes Spring Pattern 4522 for Misses sizes 10 to 18 in a two piece cotton dress with waist bows. Includes fabric yardage, price options, and mailing details to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star. Also offers 304 design ideas and a coupon in the Spring-Summer Pattern Catalog with a 50 cent request.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
State Senator Curry Carter Seeks Re election to Deaf and Blind Board
Staunton report outlines Curry Carter seeking another term on the Virginia School for the Deaf and the Blind Board of Visitors. Incumbent figures in local politics and education circles are noted as supporting or scrutinizing the candidacy.
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Staunton
Curry Carter
Ginia School For the Deaf and the Blind Board of Visitors
Shifflett Charged With Murder to Undergo Mental Tests
William C. Shifflett, 29, of Craigsville, charged with murder, to undergo mental observation at Southwestern State Hospital, Marion, at the request of his attorney. He is accused of killing Austin Lee Zimbro, also of Craigsville, on September 24 in a trailer home. A date set for March 27.
Mark Surveyors Week Observed in Virginia
Gov. Albertis S. Harrison Jr. urged Virginians to observe January 18 through 25 as Surveyors Week highlighting the 15th annual meeting January 18-19 and a Refresher Course January 21-25 at Virginia Military Institute. The note traces surveying from ancient Egypt to modern precise methods and praises Virginia surveyors for public-spirited service.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Virginia Military Institute
Egypt
Virginia
Dear Abby column pupils and advice on family life
A collection of Dear Abby columns addressing topics from remarriage humor and counting chickens to middle child feelings and marital conflicts. Abby offers practical guidance on parenting, spousal fairness, and friendship strains with examples and direct solutions.
Immigrants with Skilled Trades Make Up One Third Since 1947
Data indicate that roughly one in three arrivals to the United States since 1947 possessed a professional technical or skilled occupation. The finding highlights the diverse expertise of postwar immigrants and potential impact on the labor market.
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United States
Fast Lane Man Given 60 Days For Assault
Richard B. Strother a 43 year old East Lane resident was sentenced to 60 days in jail and ordered to pay court costs for assault and battery on his wife. Jack E. Pitcock 27 of Rt 1 Stephens City received a 30 day suspended term and costs for destroying property and disorderly conduct. Robert L. Shoemaker 22 of Merriman's Lane was convicted of DUI and disorderly conduct with 30 days jail, fines totaling 226.50 and a one year license revocation. Douglas A. Larrick 19 of Buflick Lane, Robert G. Lofton 19 of Rt 2 and William H. Baker 44 of 6524 N Braddock St were fined 21.75 to 26.75 for speeding.
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East Lane
Richard B. Strother
Pee Joh. Rice
Strother
Lane
Jack E. Pitcock
Rae S
Pitcock
Rt.1
Stephens City
Robert L. Shoemaker
Merriman’s Lane
Rice
Douglas A. Larrick
Bufflick Lane
Robert G. Lofton
Rt. 2
William H. Baker
N. Braddock St
Marriage license issued in Phoenix to Scottsdale man
The Superior Court Clerk’s office in Phoenix issued a marriage license to a 27 year old Scottsdale man with an appropriate name. The prospective bridegroom was unknown in this fragment.
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Phoenix, Ariz
Superior Court Clerk's Office
Phoenix
Scottsdale
TV Smash Hits as Explosion Interrupts Miami Living Room
James W. Wilson, 41, reported his television program became a smash hit only as an explosion sprayed debris across the living room. The blast originated from the TV set, while the show continued uninterrupted. A front safety glass failure may have caused the incident with a jetliner overhead as a possible factor.
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Miami, Fla
James W. Wilson
Wilson
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