Housing Bureau Worries Where Will Fairgoers Sleep
The New York Housing Bureau for the World's Fair anticipates a housing squeeze as about 45 marching bands and large groups plan to visit. Hotels registered 380 properties receive regular group requests, with 500 inquiries weekly from individuals. Officials caution travelers to reserve in advance and note Tuesday is hardest for checkouts, complicating room availability during peak fair season.
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West Virginia Legislature Begins Second Week
Charleston AP reports the 1964 West Virginia Legislature enters its second full week with few bills ready for passage. Both houses met after noon sessions and held committee hearings on taxes and Sunday closing. the House had one measure at passage, the Senate three including group insurance for state employees.
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Aging and Mental Retardation Committee Report
Satanoak state committee on aging and mental retardation releases details on statutory provisions. The document outlines state actions and regulatory considerations affecting elder care services and disability programs.
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Robert E Lee Jr Born On 157th Anniversary Of General Lee
Robert E Lee Jr was born yesterday in Lexington Virginia to Mrs Gay Grant Lee. The newborn is the son of Robert E Lee a Washington and Lee University student and descendant of the Confederate general. Both mother and baby are reported doing well.
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Judiciary Committee to pick stronger Sunday closing bill
The House Judiciary Committee plans to select a stronger Sunday closing law bill from three studied options. Other proposed bills would repeal the existing law and allow voters to decide on Sunday closing in a November referendum.
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Fire Victim Dies in Bluefield After County Home Fire
Mrs. Jeanette Farmer, 35, died in a Bluefield hospital after being burned over 75 percent of her body in a December 19 fire at her Tazewell County home. The blaze also killed her two children and her mother in law.
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Renovation Plans Listed for Bank of Clarke
Berryville stockholders at the Bank of Clarke County annual meeting heard plans to enlarge the bank. L. McWilliams reported reserves and deposits rose. a 25 percent stock dividend was approved. Directors re-elected: G Borel, M Clagett, E Coiner, J Hardesty, E Jackson, H McGehee, F Mew Williams, E Blackburn Moore, A Williams, Dr C Iden. New officers named: E G Coiner chairman, F L McWilliams president, H C McGehee VP, Charles R Roberson cashier, Mary V Webb assistant cashier. 8,932 of 10,000 shares represented.
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E. G. Coiner
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Arthur H Edmunds
Charles R. Roberson
Mary V. Webb
Camille C. Wisecarver
Helen L. McDonald
Edith W. Rodgers
Margaret H. Barthel
Dorothy L. Ledford
Audrey B. Hudson
Dorothy C. Paget
Lane R. Frame
Elaine F. Moore
Vera S. Hill
Priscilla H. Smith
Garland M. Canter
Virginia M. Royston
Anti Cigarette Laws Proposed In Wake Of Smoking Report
The U S surgeon general report on smoking health spurs action in several states. California officials consider county hospital limits on sales. Massachusetts bills seek warning labels and higher sale age. The state Health Department plans clinics and a teen council to combat smoking.
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Front Royal Livestock Market and New Jersey Tobacco Law Notes
The market report lists bid prices for veal, cows, bulls, and yearling steers at Front Royal Market with various quality grades. The Jamesburg borough votes to urge enforcement of an 18 year old tobacco sales ban. Texas statutes complicate municipal laws, while Mayor Pierson cites cancer concerns.
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Don Pierson
Harvard scientists warn of polonium in cigarette smoke
Two Harvard researchers Dr Edward P Radford and Dr Wilma R Hunt report finding the radioactive element polonium in cigarette smoke. They say it may reach the lungs and bronchial tubes and could explain cancer links, with further research urged and filters unlikely to remove polonium. Medical experts note pacemakers aid over 3,000 Americans currently.
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Luncheon Served for Satie Attendees at Meet
A luncheon was served to the Satie attending the meet ing, signaling hospitality during the event and adding a social note to the proceedings.
New science shrinks piles without surgery
New healing substance Bio-Dyne, branded as Preparation H, is reported to shrink hemorrhoids, stop itching, and relieve pain without surgery. Case after case shows reduction while easing suffering, with patients declaring piles no longer a problem. Available as suppository or ointment.
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