NEA delegates debate sanctions at national convention
Delegates at the National Education Association meeting in Detroit debated using sanctions against Utah and voted against excluding teachers from outside the area. The discussion outlined steps like publicizing disputes and warning teachers about ethical conduct, while the group approved a shift in stance on federal aid to support public education and avoid earmarking funds for private schools.
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Viscose Declares 50 Cent Dividend
American Viscose Corp. declares a 50 cent per share dividend payable August 1 to holders of record at close of business July 17. The board met this week in New York. The firm operates a large facility in Front Royal.
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Kennedy says unity and peace. U.S. stance on Cuba outlined
President Kennedy reports European leaders express confidence in the United States and a shared goal of West unity and human freedom. The State Department plans steps to further isolate Cuba economically, while details remain undisclosed. A flight of African training for soldiers from Tunisia Liberia Nigeria begins at Fort Knox Kentucky with multiple program sites.
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Baltimore clergymen form desegregation ad hoc group
After a July 4 mass protest at Gwynn Oak Park, 175 people were jailed and released on their own recognizance the next day. Seven Baltimore area pastors joined Walter Carter in forming a committee to desegregate the park and plan another march. Dr Eugene Carson Blake, head of the United Presbyterian Church, was among those arrested.
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Eugene Carson Blake
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Dear Abby Distributes Dilemmas From Guests to Lovers
A reader recalls discouraging guests in an elegant home with a poorly furnished room and no mirror. Abby cautions that such setup aims to deter visitors and that the wife should love her husband. Another note asks how to signal a shy admirer without being forward.
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Valley field day set Roanoke for Angus breeders
The Virginia Angus Breeders Association will hold its state field day July 20 in Salem at Mt. Regis Farm home of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Simms. Five day series runs July 15 to 19 with drills on beef cattle production and formal techniques.
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Jaye
Naturalization ceremonies at Monticello
About 37 people will become U S citizens in naturalization ceremonies at Monticello on July 15. Federal Judge Thomas J. Michie will administer the oath of allegiance at 10 a.m. Hardy C. Dillard, dean of the University of Virginia Law School, will deliver the principal address.
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Tragic Tractor Accident Claims Shenandoah County Resident
A Shenandoah County resident operating a tractor sustained fatal injuries yesterday in Mt. Jackson. The incident occurred in the Mountain State area, with investigators examining the scene and authorities confirming the death.
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Grass Fires Keep Area's Firemen Busy
Winchester volunteer firemen battled three grass fires and a fourth sparked by a firecracker in a hollow tree. County volunteers fought two brush blazes. Fire crews responded to multiple calls on Battle Ave Brick Kiln Rd and near 16 E Cecil St. No fires caused serious damage.
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William N. Gochenour
Battle Ave
Sarah Zane
South End
Moore’s Trucking Co
Brick Kiln
Reuss
E. Cecil St
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Shenandoah Hills
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Democratic nominee for Marksville District supervisors race
A farmer from Leaksville has been nominated by Page County Democrats to run in the Marksville District for the board of supervisors. He will face Republican Medford Painters in the November 5 general election. The nomination followed a meeting at Emmett Good's home in Stanley.
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Page County
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Stanley
Special customs distinguish a debutante party in etiquette
The debutante receiving line signals entry by mother and daughter first and father joining in later. Address out of town gifts with respectful relatives like Aunt, Uncle, or Cousin in thank-you notes. Hairdresser tipping typically ten to fifteen percent of the bill.
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Joe
Tom
Broiling Tip Cut Fat Edges To Prevent Curling
Outdoor broiling tip advises slicing fat around the meat at one inch intervals to stop curling and ensure even cooking.
American Circus A Big Red Hit
An American circus troupe opened a tour in Moscow drawing enthusiastic applause in a crowded one ring arena. The 26 act show will be in Moscow through July 29 with a one month stand in Lenin grad and two weeks in Kiev.
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Soviet Union
Leningrad
Kiev
Dandy Horse Dandies Diet Drives Riches for Shopkeeper
In Skelton on Ure England a dying thoroughbred named Dandy survived on a de lion stew diet and a herbal mixture. Eight years old, the horse has since October 1960 won four steeplechases and earned over 5600 dollars in stakes. An animal food firm has approached Bill Jones about marketing the dandelion blend.
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England
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