Johnson Says U S Still Uses Half Measures In Missile Effort
Senator Lyndon B. Johnson argues the United States is pursuing only half measures to catch up with Soviet missile and satellite advances. He cites sworn testimony by missile makers and aligns with Senator Knowland on rising danger, while House Republican Leader Martin claims America is stronger in missiles.
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Power line condemnation case seeks just compensation
In Frederick County Virginia the Northern Virginia Power Company seeks a perpetual easement for electric and telephone lines on F A McKee land. The court orders an appraisal and appointment of commissioners to determine just compensation with notices for all unborn and nonresident interest holders to appear by February 28 1958. Publication in Winchester Evening Star and posting at the courthouse required.
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Dory McKee
Hazel Cliggett
Walter Cliggett
Pearl Lee
Stanley Lee
George Anna Corbin
John Corbin
Kenneth Haun
Rosa M. Haun
Virgil Haun
Louise Haun
Merhle Haun
Ralph Haun
Betty Haun
Russell Haun
Isabel Haun
Dorothy Stottlemyer
Otis Stottlemyer, JR
Norman Stottlemyer
Stella Louise Stottlemyer
Robert Smith
Betty Smith
Johnny Smith
Jeannie Smith
Charles W. McKee
Christine McKee
Jeannie McKee
F. A. McKee
Gainesboro
Frederick County
Virginia
Federal Farm Mortgage Corporation
Circuit Court
Petitio
Northern Virginia Power Company
W. E. Smith
F. A McKee
G. A. Smith
Cory McKee
Towit
Russell Hahn
Isabel Hahn
Circuit Court of
Code of Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Elliott Marshall
House Leaders Pledge Effort to Trim 1959 Budget
Washington lawmakers forecast sizable cuts to the new peacetime budget sent by President Eisenhower. House Appropriations Chairman Cannon said hearings would begin immediately and defense needs would be protected while nondefense cuts were pursued. Rep Taber agreed a balanced budget is possible though challenging as defense dominates the 1959 plan.
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Taber
New York
Appropriations Committee
Cold Continues In New England
Bitter conditions linger in New England with temperatures from the teens to subzero in places. Elsewhere many areas above normal with readings in the 20s to 60s from the Gulf Coast to southern Florida. Widespread precipitation stretches northward from the Gulf through Texas into Kansas and Missouri.
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Minnesota
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Plains
Gulf Coast
Florida
Gulf
Texas
Kansas
Missouri
Seven Die In Virginia Auto Crashes Weekend Toll Rises
The Associated Press reports seven people died in Virginia weekend crashes, lifting the 1958 fatality total to 23. Victims include Gene Robinson 15 of Sutherland G A passenger in Dinwiddie County, Margaret Ellen Wells 36 of Crewe, and several others across Nottoway Henrico Martinsville Sussex Nansemond Bath and Bath counties.
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Sutherland
Dinwiddie
Margaret Ellen Wells
Crewe
U.S. 460
Blackstone
Nottoway County
William C. Pajchak
Glen Allen
Henrico County
Parham Road
Roy S. McGhee
Collinsville
Martinsville
U.S. 220
Henry County
Clifton Lee Everett
Fairfax
U.S. 301
Stony Creek
Sussex County
Daisy Sykes
Whaleyville
U.S. 13
Nansemond County
Luther Helmintoller
Hot Springs
Bath County
Covington
Firemen Respond To Pall Mall Street Smoke Alarm
Firemen were called to the home of Mr and Mrs Vernon Uber 510 E Pall Mall at 1120 am today. Friendship and South End reported lint in a clothes dryer had begun to smoke but no damage occurred. Australia has 2974580 square miles.
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South End
Overdue Time fishing boat reaches port without skipper
The 31 foot fishing boat Time from Madeira Beach reached Fort Myers harbor with two of three crew members aboard after more than a week at sea. Charles Shoemaker and Jack Martin, both in their forties, reported cold and hungry conditions and said skipper John P. Lynn disappeared the night of January 1, presumed washed overboard during the February storm.
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Fort Myers
Fila
Gulf of Mexico
Charles Shoemaker
Jack Martin
John P. Lynn
Jane
Madeira Beach
St. Petersburg
Ship Crew Suffers Shipwreck Diet Off Captiva Island
After a storm the crew ran out of drinking water and dumped 1000 pounds of snapper and grouper overboard to lighten the ship. Ice failed and was melted for water. They survived on canned beans for days and eventually restarted the engine to reach Captiva Island near Fort Myers.
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Captiva Island
Fort Myers
Bushong to Speak at Exchange Club Luncheon
Dr. Millard Bushong history teacher at Handley School will address the Winchester Exchange Club at their noon luncheon tomorrow at 12 30 p m at the George Washington Hotel. The program was arranged by January chairman John Anderson.
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Millard Bushong
Handley Schoo
Remuher
Wincheser Exchange Club
George Withington
John Anderson
San Francisco Earthquake of 1906 Causes 500 Deaths
A historical report notes the 1906 San Francisco earthquake killed about 500 people, marking one of the deadliest urban disasters in early 20th century America.
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