U S Faces Bigger Loss If Aid To Nasser Shrinks
Washington debate centers on the risk Washington would lose leverage in the Middle East if UAR aid is cut. Officials warn that UAR strength and Soviet bloc ties could grow, with France ready to fill any food gap as Nasser asserts independence and limits Western influence.
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Ohio
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Caio
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Ie House Viking
France
Israel
Europe
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Libya
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Aia
Wheelus Air Force Base
Africa
Sahara
Mohammed
Leonard Brown Hospitalized at Winchester Memorial
Leonard W. Brown of 803 Berryville Ave was admitted to Winchester Memorial Hospital as a medical patient. Family says his condition this morning remains satisfactory.
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Berryville Ave
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Wardensville Triumphs Over Paw Paw 81-56
Wardensville Warriors boost record to 9-3 by defeating Paw Paw 81-56. Jim Combs scores 24 to lead the winners with John Hawse and Ross Webster adding 18 and 17. Paw Paw's top scorers are Danny Goode with 25 and Al Robertson with 15.
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al Robertson
Graceful bedspread pattern 7197 for two needles
Pattern 7197 prints a fifty-square knit bedspread using rug cotton for modern or traditional rooms. Join squares for an heirloom piece and note it suits heavy use. Pattern price is thirty five cents with fifteen cents extra for postage. send name address ZIP and pattern number to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Thousands Line London Streets Through Night
Thousands gathered along London's streets to pay homage to Sir Winston Churchill for his funeral. Crowds packed Ludgate Hill and Parliament as dawn broke, with veterans and families braving cold weather to witness the procession from Westminster Hall to St. Paul’s Cathedral.
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Harrow
Fleet Street
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Trafalgar Square
Whitehall
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No UFO Signs Found in Staunton Report
A two man air force team from Wright Patterson Dayton reported yesterday that the Dec 21 sighting yields no evidence of a landing. There was a total lack of indication a vehicle landed in the field.
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Wright-Patterson Air Force Base
Dayton
Ohio
David Moody
Waynesboro School Board Approves Westwood Hills Expansion
A $97,490 low bid from Marvin E. Humphries of Stuarts Draft was approved for a six classroom addition with library at Westwood Hills Elementary School. Construction should finish about six months from February 15, expanding capacity to 630 students.
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Stuarts
Westwood Hillis
Calls Will Be Cheaper on Evenings and Weekends
NEW YORK AP long distance calls will be cheaper starting Monday under FCC orders issued Nov 25. The $1 maximum station to station rate from 1963 extends to the first three minutes. Reduced rates take effect six weekdays at 8 p.m. origin point and all day Sunday, with higher Saturday and 6 p.m. to 8 p.m. weekday rates.
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New York
Federal Communications Commission
Taxpayers Learn About Other Deductions On Form 1040
A dated guide outlines deductible costs under Other Deductions including rental protections for income properties, professional clothing with limited ordinary use, small tools, gambling losses, alimony, and education expenses. Rules specify who may deduct, when, and how dependents are treated.
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Eaens Rade Roy Aedaer
Carpenters
Week in Business shows strong earnings across steel oil and autos
The economy's strength shows in 1964 profits with United States Steel at 236.3 million and General Motors at a record 1.735 billion. Railroads and oil majors report gains as Johnson cites a bright outlook for 1965 amid near record production and rising living costs.
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NEW York (Ap
Congress
Johnson
United States Steel Corp
Republic
Youngstown
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Standard of California
Shell
Cut Your Own Taxes e book offer from newspaper
A new 64page e book titled Cut Your Own Taxes is advertised as a way to get extra tax help. The booklet allegedly contains the newspaper series information and more. Readers are asked to send name and address with 50 cents to the newspaper’s mailing address at Radio City Station New York.
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Radio City
New York
N.Y
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