Mobile Health Clinic For Migrant Workers on Eastern Shore
Migrant workers on the Eastern Shore will receive care from a new mobile clinic. A long white trailer, housing a clinic director and local doctors, will travel to camps to provide dental and general medical services. The project, run by the Accomack Northampton Health Department, is funded by a $54,000 grant from the U S Public Health Service with state help, targeting the 12 000 migrants who arrive each season. It includes nursing aides to work with families on health and nutrition, sanitation, and child care to improve health standards.
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Accomack
Northampton
U.S. Public Health Service
State Health Department
Farm Bureau
Crochet Patterns for Summer Dresses and Jacket
Glamorous easy crochet ideas for top summer dresses with a lace jacket. Includes 4 inch squares to join into a year round party jacket. Pattern 7129 offers sizes 32-34 to 40-42 and mail order details with pricing and address.
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Alice Brooks
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York 11
N. Y
May to file as independent in Byrd seat contest
Richard A. May the challenged Republican nominee for Byrd's Senate seat plans to run as an independent. Virginia Republican leaders disclosed the move amid threats of a suit challenging May's GOP nomination. A signature drive will seek to certify May as an independent candidate in Tidewater and in the 3rd and 7th districts.
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Arlington
Richard A. May
Harry F. Byrd
DeVa
Virginia
Robert J. Cober
May
GOP
Joel T. Broyhill
R-Va
Saluda
Corber
Tidewater
Fredericksburg
Jennings Rich
Niles Straughan
Barry Goldwater's high tech command post in San Francisco
A dash-button headquarters on the 15th floor of the Mark Hopkins Hotel will monitor the Republican convention with closed circuit TV, direct phones to delegates, a shortwave scramble system, regional campaign lines, and a backup walkie-talkie setup. The setup includes ham radio ties and staff-wide telephones to reach Goldwater in his suite.
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San Francisco
Barry Goldwater
Goldwater
Washington
Cow Palace
Mark Hopkins
Winder Imposes 10 PM Curfew After Tense Integration
The Winder city council voted to set a 10 p.m. curfew for its 6,000 residents after reported large gatherings by whites and Negroes during integration attempts. Councilman Boyd Garner said the move aims to enforce peace, replacing an 11 p.m. curfew that was used Sunday night when whites barred Negroes from a theater.
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Winder
Georgia
Boyd “Garner
Adenauer Begins New Political Chapter at 88
Opposition leader Adenauer plots a continued role at 88 as he backs closer Franco German ties with De Gaulle and Erhard. He warns Britain and the US to watch Moscow while urging unity among European powers to deter Soviet influence.
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Oren Neoren Asemauer
Adenauer
Ludwig Erhard
Charles de Gaulle
Erhard
Amer
France
West Germany
Europe
de Gaulle
Britain
Labor Party
Moscow
United States
Washington
Khrushchev
Red China
Paris
Bundeshaus
Germany
Christian Democratic Party
Massachusetts Atty General Brooke to Present Ike Gold Badge
Boston AP report says Edward W. Brooke, Massachusetts attorney general and a Negro, will present a gold convention badge to former President Dwight D. Eisenhower after Eisenhower's address at the Republican National Convention. The announcement came Tuesday night from Brooke's office.
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Boston
Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Brooke
Lodge Waging Uphill Fight for Scranton Support
Henry Lodge arrived in St Louis aiming to sway the Missouri delegation to back Pennsylvania Governor William Scranton for the Republican nomination. He met with 24 delegates after a private dinner where Milburn Shaw indicated he planned to vote for Barry Goldwater, while most had already committed to Goldwater.
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ST. Louis
Henry Abot Lodge
Missouri
Pennsylvania
William Ww. Scranton
U.S
South Viet Nam
Scranton
Kansas
Lodge
Milburn Shaw
GOP
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
San Francisco
Goldwater
Shaw
Five Men Missing After Plant Explosions Near New Castle
Five employees of American Cyanamid Co missing after a series of explosions and fires at the 535 acre plant site five miles west of New Castle. The men are Eugene Rudesill Gerald Wingard Donald Schenker Wilbur Robinson and Clarence Claypool all of New Castle. The first blast occurred about 1030 a.m. in the nitroglycerin house and causes are undetermined.
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New Castle
American Cyapamid Co
Eugene Rudesill
Gerald Wingard
Donald Schenker
Wilbur Robinson
Clarence Claypool
American Cyanamid
Pittsburgh
James Miles
Massachusetts House Rejects Bill to Set Minimum Age for Office
The Massachusetts House refused to admit for action a bill to set a minimum age for public elective office. The measure failed 65 to 18 after opponents cited constitutional concerns. Leonard Tagg, 16, filed as an independent candidate for a House seat, prompting the proposal.
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Boston
Massachusetts House
Leonard Tage
Wymouth
House
Tagg
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O-Hare
Richmond
Mice Brookes
Barry
Ing
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DeWitt
Ike
Mass
Eee
NEW York Stock Exchange
Braddock St
Winchester
U. S. Government Securities
Municipal and Other Securities
Harold G, Brown
Robert B, Fuller
John C
Blackburn
Elsie Mathews
Robert D, Glaize
Jay H. Lowden, Jr
Roy Harper
James L, Hockman
William J, Miller
Ralph E, Coates
Thomas M, Harrison
Comptroller
Frank Armstrong
National Fruit Product Company, Inc
William M. Battaile
Robert H. Madigan
John L. Kater
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Chevrolet Sales Company
Claude R. Cammer
Winchester Evening Star
Harold V. Gaskill
Financial General Corperation
Allen T. Hawthorne
William H. Lawrence, II
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
P. A. Macsween
Sam B., Preston
American Installment Credit Corporation
Agronomist
C. F. Schenck
Schenck Foods Company, Inc
W. Nelson Page
Harold G. Brown
Ralph N. Dorsey
J. Sloan Kuykendall
Joseph A. Masse, Jr
Claude B.smalts, Jr
Florist
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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