Argentinian cyclist treks 15000 miles through 12 nations
Jose Benavidez, 20, from Santafe Argentina, rode off July 23 1960 with three dollars and a bicycle. He has covered 15000 miles through 12 countries and arrived in Winchester yesterday. He plans to continue via Washington and New York, aided by police stations and Army posts for rest.
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Jose Benavidez
Winchester
Santafe
Argentina
Montreal
Canada
Jose
Mexico
Our Lady of Guadalupe
Washington
New York
Warren Rudolph
Congress Displays No Business Sign As It Delays Adjournment
Congress takes a breather before planned adjournment as no regular appropriation bills have been sent to the President and most agencies operate on emergency funding. The foreign aid bill stands as a major stumbling block while House Democrats hope for action despite uncertainty.
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Washington
Conress
Senate
House
Congress
Kellam Attacks Stephens State in Virginia Primary Clash
Lynnhaven Democrat Sidney Kellam attacked the Stephens Booth Boyd ticket for proposing new taxes without justification. He urged support for a ticket led by former Attorney General Albertis Harrison, calling the July 11 primary the most important Virginia election in years. Kellam questioned the “new day” claim and warned against replacing established Virginia leadership.
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Lynnhaven
Sidney S. Kellam
Stephens - Booth- Boyd
Atty
Albertis S. Harrison
Virginia
Kellam
Vir& ‘1
Market Quietly Edges Up in Dull Holiday Trading
New York markets gained amid thin trading as the Dow Jones average rose 1.38 to 685.34 at midday. Gulf Oil advanced near a point on Brent activity. Reynolds Tobacco drew investor interest while Chrysler slipped fractionally. USDA- and US market wires report cattle, hogs, and sheep prices with steady to mixed results across Chicago and Baltimore trading hubs.
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New York
Gulf Oil
Kuwait
Gulf
Reynolds Tobacco
Chrysler
U.S
Baltimore
USDA
Grain futures drift as market opens on mixed signals
Chicago price board opens with mixed moves as grains shift on slight declines for wheat and corn, oats mix, and soybeans up modestly. July contracts show narrow changes with soybeans near2.69 per bushel while other grains hover around current pennies.
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Chicago
Board of Today
Marilyn Monroe Continues Recovery After Gall Bladder Surgery
Reports from New York indicate Marilyn Monroe is progressing after a gall bladder operation at Polyclinic Hospital. A spokesman said she asked for food on Sunday and doctors described her condition as very satisfactory, signaling positive signs for her recovery.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Polyclinic
Spokesman Hospital
Miss Monroe
Tractor Trailer Crash Kills Two in Upperville Area
A severe crash near Renton left two dead and multiple injuries. The 1961 Chevrolet and trailer were involved. the trailer sheared the car’s top before striking a tree. Victims Mr. Alder and Mr. Dayhoff were transported to local funeral homes as four ambulances responded.
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Mr. Alder
Upperville
Mr. Dayhoff
F. H. Moser
Warrenton
Summer Lunch Combines Soups with Sandwiches
A brief note suggests inventive meals pairing cold cucumber soup with grilled cheese and hot ham and egg sandwiches with jelly marmalade, proposing interesting summertime combinations.
Hospital Stay Expected After Factory Incident
A report notes a patient remains in hospital for about one to two weeks following a factory incident. The brief indicates the person is recovering and under medical care.
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SUPEW
Stephens State
Associated Press
Baltimore Produce
Chicago Livestock
E. W. Armstrong Co
N. Cameron
Marilyn
Anivenes and Loan Seaway «Association
Ed and
Operat
Fred L. Glaize, Jr
J. Sloan*Kuykendall
C. Linwood Clements
John L. Glaize
William L. Penry
J.T. Kremer
Wayne B. Ohips
James R. Wilkins
Maurice W. Perry
William A. Rooker
Leccells
Jamaica
Winchester’s. Shopping Center
Archdale
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