Child Killed by Boulder in Dominican Earthquake
A 6-year-old girl was crushed to death when a boulder dislodged by an earthquake struck San Jose de Ocoa, 55 miles from Santo Domingo. Six people were injured and several buildings damaged as communications disruptions delayed reports.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
San Jose de Ocoa
Bids Invited for Virginia Highway Projects in 1962
The Virginia Department of Highways invites sealed bids by 10:00 A.M. on February 7, 1962, for multiple Rt. & Proj. contracts across Mecklenburg, York, Fairfax, Frederick, Arlington, Chesterfield, King George, Roanoke, Greensville, Anne, Madison, Fairfax again, and other counties. Plans are on file at Richmond and Local District Offices with bid bonds required. the commission reserves right to reject or waive technicalities.
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Department of Highways
Central Highway Office
Broad St
Richmond
Rt. & Pros
Mecklenburg
M. S
Charlotte C. L
Charlotte CL
York
Newport News
Harris Grove
Brunswick
Fairfax
Grade
Pr. William & Fairfax
Gainesville
Centreville
Frederick
Grade & Drain
Top
Incid
Stephens City
Kernstown
Mi. W
NBL
Mi. S
Mi. N
Washington
Washington Do
Bristol
Tenn
State Line
E. Tenn
State Line Rt. & Proj
Pr. George
Pr. George Co
City of
Petersburg
City of Petersburg
Arlington
Augusta
Western State Hospital
Chesterfield
E. Amelia C. L
Reinf. Cem
King George
N. E. Edge Hill
Weedonville
P.O
Roanoke
Agger
S. T
Br—Br
Wabun
Greensville
Ager
Fontaine Cr
Pr. Anne
C&g
Halifax
Banister Ry
S. Leda
Madison
Westview
Richmond & Local District
Va. Dept. of Highways
Cutter Laboratories settles antipolio suits for 3 million
Berkeley based Cutter Laboratories settles most of about 50 antipolio vaccine damage suits linked to 1955 live virus findings for more than 3 million. A prior Oakland verdict was 146 500 with a later package reducing totals to 515 000 for one case and 1.7 million across 15 suits.
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Cutter Laboratories of
California
Berkeley
Calif
Cutter
Robert K Cutter
Cutter Laboratories
U.S. Public Health Service
Oakland
National Foundation For Infantile Parlysis
Jonas E. Salk
Walter Ward
Superior Court
Thomas J. Ledwich
Anne Elizabeth Gottsbanker
Providence
R.I
James Randall
Monrovia
Anita Steiner
Dr. Cutter
Melvin Belli
San Francisco
Belli, Ashe
Bryan John May
Norma Marie May
Fred A. Cutter
Belli
End Advams
NRMA Chief Champions Downtown Redevelopment
Harold H. Bennett of Salt Lake City, new NRMA president, backs downtown revival while running ZCMI in Salt Lake City on an $8 million project. He cites parking, transportation, mass merchandising threats, and self service fixtures as key changes for department stores. Bennett, 61, a former Utah champion in tennis and squash, led a busy public life with church and musical ties. his brother is a U.S. senator.
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New York
National Retail Merchants Association
Harold H. Bennett
Salt Lake City
Zions Cooperative Mercantile Institution
Bennett
Nrma
Utah
Utah Symphony Orchestra
Salt Lake
ZCMI
Emily
Wallace
U.S
Rules Adopted For Cancellation Of Insurance
Richmond AP reports a new State Corporation Commission rule will let insurers cancel new automobile liability policies within 60 days with no restrictions. After March 1 cancellations require proof of nonpayment fraud misrepresentation policy revisions license suspension or revocation or serious medical events.
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Richmond
State Corporation Commission
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John Warren Cooke
Virginia House of Delegates
E. Blackburn Moore
Antipolio
By M. A. Raiser
Jack Lefler
AP Business News
Oratorio Society
Salt Lake Tabernacle Choir
Church of Jesus Christ of Latterday Saints
Mormons
Bennett Is
John H. Bennett
England
Atlantic
W. H. Emmart, Son Inc
Newport
Chrysler
White Wall
New Yorker
George Says
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