New Concord Hosts John Glenn Jr Orbital Flight Buzz
In New Concord Ohio residents and Glenn family brace for John Glenn Jr Mercury astronaut scheduled to orbit Earth next week. Neighbors officials and school leaders balance pride with privacy as reporters crowd the town and plans unfold for celebratory broadcasts and honors.
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Adrienne Block
New Concord
Ohio
John H. Glenn Jr
Mercury
Earth
Johnny
U.S. 40
Columbus
Wheeling
W. Va
Glenn
John H. Glenn Sr
John Glenn
Everett G. ‘Thompson
New Concord High School
Glenns
John
Washington
Taylor
H. A. Steele
New Concord High
Zanesville
Balance Sheet Items Include Loans and Cash Movements
The record lists loans and discounts, repayments, cash and balances with banks, plus furniture and fixtures totaling 870,818.46 dollars and related figures 59,684.51 2,536.75 933,039.72 and 6,675.19. It reflects a financial snapshot with asset categories and numeric tallies.
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United States
Bank condition report for Brumback Bank 1962
B O Brumback, Cashier, swears the condition report is true. Directors Larrick Robinson Campbell certify correctness before Notary Herbert S. Jones in Frederick County Virginia on January 13, 1962.
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I. W. E. Edwards
Virginia Loan & Thrift Corporation
W. E. Edwards
Percy D. Miller
Fred L. Glaize
W. Alan Peery
State of Virginia
Frederick
W. EF. Edwards
Ebner S. Mercer
B. O. Brumback
W.R. Campbell
J. Frederick Larrick Delmer Robinson, JR
State of
Virginia
Virginia Assembly accelerates bill introductions under Harrison
Richmond report notes 269 bills and 38 resolutions introduced this session, versus 269 in 1960. Governor Harrison urged early submissions after election, aiming to clear decks for major measures, with Feb. 19 deadline looming for general bills and Feb. 1 for local charter changes. League of Women Voters backs income tax withholding and voter law simplifications.
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Harrison
General Assembly
State Department
League of Women Voters of
Virginia
Staunton
John W. McDonald
Fairfax
League
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
House
Senate
Pentagon Blocks Marine Colonel Article on Service History
The Defense Department and the Marine Corps refused to release Col. Robert D. Hein Jr.'s article for Proceedings magazine. They said it implied a conspiracy among former leaders to disband the Marine Corps and cited impugned motives of Truman Eisenhower Bradley Johnson and Sherman. A Senate inquiry into muzzling military officers begins next week.
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Washington
Defense Department
Marine Corps
Harry S. Truman
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Army
Omar Bradley
Louis Johnson
Forrest Sherman
Naval Operations
Senate
Pentagon
Robert D. Hein Jr
U.S
Haiti
United States Naval Institute
Navy
Cubs Beat Reds in 1950s Style Showdown
The Chicago Cubs, seventh in the National League last season, proved the champion Cincinnati Reds could be had with a 12 win tally against the Reds in 22 meetings.
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Chicago Cubs
Cincinnati Reds
Cubs
Reds
New Drive to Cut Working Hours Yields NYC Electricians Win
In New York City a strike pressure led to a negotiated five hour day for International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers members, replacing a six hour plus overtime. Straight pay rose from 4.40 to 4.96, keeping earnings steady while expanding apprenticeship opportunities.
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Washington
New York City
Kennedy
Arthur J. Goldberg
New York Electricians
Afl-Cio
Goldberg
New York
International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers
Philadelphia
Congress
Hermit Left 3 Million Pounds in Secret Will
In London AP report Captain David Lawson a Scot who lived as a recluse for 35 years died aged 82. His will published Friday reveals 1 074 293 pounds about 3 008 010 dollars. Villagers of Chiselhampton Oxfordshire were surprised by his wealth as he rarely left home and drove an old car.
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London
Britain
David Lawson
Chiselhampton
Oxfordshire
Lawson
Clerk returns part of pay conscience money in London
A Willesden London Borough Council clerk sent 10 pounds to the borough treasurer with a letter stating his conscience prompted the act. The money arrived anonymously and a council spokesman said any of about 300 employees could be the donor with no clue who it was.
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London
Willesden
Earthquake Tops Western Greece Prompt Panic In Patras
A strong tremor struck western and central Greece late Friday, centered near Patras. In Patras walls cracked in a few homes while inhabitants fled outdoors in panic and no casualties were reported.
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Athens
Greece
Athens Seismological Service
Patras
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