Byrd Jr Among Solons In London for Churchill Funeral
A party of U S senators and representatives arrived in London to attend Sir Winston Churchill's funeral. Senator Harry F Byrd Jr of Virginia led the Virginia contingent and delivered a telegram of sympathy to Lady Churchill. The Virginia delegation included Hugh Scott, J William Fulbright, and others. The piece also notes Columbia University funding a cancer unit in Athens and the real name of Powhatan.
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Royal homage marks unusual tribute at hall
Philip and Viscount Snowdon stayed five minutes in a hall where British monarchs rarely honor commoners. Lady Churchill visited Thursday night, continuing her ritual since Sir Winston's body was brought there Tuesday night.
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Byrd Seeks White House Help to End Dock Strike
Sen. Harry Byrd D Va says he has taken up the dock strike with President and was told the White House is seeking to resolve the dispute. He warns the stoppage affects shipment of perishable commodities grain and the broader farm economy and pledges to hasten restoration of normal operations.
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Millwood Fire Destroys Brubaker Home
Fire damaged the two story frame house of Philip Brubaker at Millwood. A Boyce Fire Co spokesman said the attic and a second floor bedroom were heavily burned and a coal stove overheated. Firemen worked about 1 hour 45 minutes and the loss is not insured.
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Senate poll shows mixed support to undo aid ban to UAR
The Associated Press survey of 26 Senate Appropriations Committee members finds only two ready to back reversing the House ban on shipments of 34 million dollars in wheat, tobacco and vegetable oils to Cairo. A mix of positions, with leaders and several members declining to reveal votes, signals a tough administration path.
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