Virginia Deer and Wildlife Regulations Adopted in 1960
The notice reports amendments to deer, quail, rabbit, grouse, turkey, squirrel and bear seasons and bag limits in Virginia. It lists open dates, area exceptions, bag limits, and restrictions including dogs, firearms, and National Forest rules across counties and regions.
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Code of Virginia
Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries
Blue Ridge Mountains
Amherst
Franklin
Nelson
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Giles County
New River
Bland County
U. S
Arlington
Bedford
Buchanan
Fairfax
Henry
Montgomery
Northampton
Alleghany
Bath
Gathright Manat
Bland
Carroll
Charles City
Clarke
Craig
Dickenson
Floyd
Giles
Gloucester
Grayson
Greene
Lancaster
Lee
Loudoun
Madison
Mathews
Middlesex
Norfolk
Northumberland
Page
Pulaski
Rappahannock
Richmond
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Tazewell
Warren
Washington
Westmoreland
Wise and Wythe
Rockingham
Shenandoah
Turkey
National Forest
Accomack
Campbell
Culpeper
Pairfax
Fauquier
Quantico Marine Reservation
Halifax
Wise
Wythe
National
Augusta
Frederick
National Forests and Commission
Gathright
Gay’s Run
Cronkhite
Rockbridge
Wonder
Rockingham County
Little North Mountain
Lehigh-Portland Cement Company Cooperative Managment
Augusta County
Posssson
Kennedy Sets Some High Hurdles for Senate Session
Senator John F. Kennedy faces tough tasks at the forthcoming Senate session. He aims to push a stronger farm program and expanded defense funding while pursuing a medical care plan for the aged. Lyndon B. Johnson backs Kennedy, aiding Senate maneuvering though strong opposition remains.
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Kennedy
Senate
Delegates Meet To Assign New Bishops
Delegates at the Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference in Lake Junaluska N C met to consider assignments for four new bishops elected Friday after two days of balloting. One likely appointee is Dr John C Smith of Charleston S C to the newly created South Carolina Episcopal area with headquarters in Columbia. The other bishops elect: Dr Paul Hardin Jr Birmingham Alabama Dr Walter C Gunn Norfolk Virginia and Dr James W Henley Nashville Tennessee. The conference, with some 2000 Methodists, ends Sunday with the consecration ceremony. The Southeastern jurisdiction covers Alabama Kentucky Mississippi Tennessee Georgia Florida Virginia The Carolinas and Cuba.
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Lake Junaluska
N. C
Southeastern Jurisdictional Conference of the Methodist Church
John C. Smith
Charleston
S. C
South Carolina Episcopal Area
Columbia
Paul Hardin Jr
Birmingham Ala
Walter C. Gunn
Mexican Students Rally Against U S and Pro Cuba
About 2,000 students gathered in Mexico City’s main square during the evening rush hour to protest the United States and support Cuba. They carried posters saying Cuba si Yankee no, and later stoned the offices of a newspaper that had criticized their anti American tactics. Leaders were older men among mostly teenage demonstrators.
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Mexico City
United States
Cuba
Former Nazi Field Marshal Kesselring Dies
Albert Kesselring age 74 died Friday night in a hospital after heart ailment. He led Luftwaffe campaigns in Poland and West 1940 and directed Mediterranean forces in late WWII. Convicted of war crimes, his death sentence was commuted and he was released in 1952 for health. Born 1885 in Marksteft, he held high Nazi honors though he never joined the party.
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Albert Kesselring
Kesselring
Third Reich
Poland
West
Britain
Mediterranean
Karl von Rundstedt
Ardeatine
Rome
Kesselrin
Marksteft
Advance Guard Awaits GOP Heavyweights in Chicago
AP dispatch notes the GOP advance guard as the 1952 Republican National Convention opens July 25 in Chicago. Rockefeller, Nixon, and Eisenhower are slated for arrival days ahead, with security and logistics laid out by city authorities and party staff.
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Chicago
Platform Committee
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Josephine Good
International Amphitheatre
Los Angeles
Adlai E. Stevenson
Robert J. Quinn
Sheraton Corp. of America
Kennedy
Boston
Mary Morrison Kennedy
Sen
John F. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Regulation Change Ends Trapping Rules Across Virginia Regions
Regulation No. 35 granting special trapping permits for beaver is rescinded. The change applies to multiple counties and cities from October 1 to January 31 for raccoon trapping and becomes effective August 1, per the Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries. Beverley W. Stras, Jr. and Shelney signatory.
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Accomack
Charles City
Gloucester
James City
Mathews
New Kent
Northampton
Princess Anne
York
Hampton
Newport News
Alleghany
Bath
Bland
Botetourt
Buchanan
Carroll
Craig
Dickenson
Floyd
Franklin
Giles
Grayson
Henry
Lee
Montgomery
Patrick
Pittsylvania
Pulaski
Roanoke
Russell
Scott
Smyth
Tazewell
Washington
Wiseo
Commission OF Game and Inland Fisheries
Beverley W. Stras, Jr
Shelney
Psychiatrist Talks Down Man From 10 Story Building
Newport Beach California AP report says Dr. Richard Renneker a Mt Sinai psychiatrist dining nearby persuaded Norman Harvey Battey 24 Costa Mesa to come down from a half completed elevator shaft after a 100 foot high perch He later was taken for psychiatric observation at Orange County Hospital amid marital trouble concerns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport Beach
Calif
Richard Renneker
Renneker
Dr. Renneker
Norman Harvey Battey
Costa Mesa
Orange County Hospital
Machinists End Lockheed Strike In California Vote
About 5,800 International Assn of Machinists members voted 3-2 to accept Lockheed's contract proposal ending a strike at Lockheed Missiles and Space Division plants in Van Nuys Sunnyvale Santa Cruz and Van Nuys Air Force Base California with return to work Monday. The pact covers roughly 10,500 hourly workers at those sites Hawaii and Holloman Air Force Base New Mexico. Hawaii and Holloman workers did not walk out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burbank
Calif
International Assn. of Machinists
Lockheed
Machinists Union
Lockheed Missiles and Space Division
van Nuys
Sunnyvale
Santa Cruz
Vandenberg Air Force Base
California
Kennedy Takes Personal Lead in Demo Campaign
Kennedy accepts the first Catholic presidential nomination since 1928 in Los Angeles. He vows independent decisions on policy and launches a practical campaign, naming Henry M. Jackson as DNC chair while promising unity and a space age future.
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Kennedy
Los Angeles
America
White House
Massachusetts
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Washington
Thruston
Lockheed workers seek wage boosts amid contract talks
Union negotiators demand a 3 cent hourly rise next year and preserve a 6 cent cost of living allowance in base pay with future increases after July 1961 if needed. A layoff benefit of 50 dollars per year lines up to 500 dollars, plus fringe benefits. Average wage was 2.66 an hour as 4,000 of 20,000 division employees remained off work, with critical defense dates still met.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
John F. Kennedy
Kennedy
Senate
Eisenhower
House
Stuart Symington
DMO
The
Missourian
Lockheed
Discoverer
Samos
Midas
Bond Still Sells For 75 Cents On Dollar In 1941
The Series E Savings Bond remains priced at 75 cents per dollar of maturity value. It matures in 7 years and 9 months, shorter than the original 10 year term.
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Nelson County
Amherst County
Highland, Lee
Russell, Scott
Brunswick
Buckingham
Charlotte
Chesterfield
Cumberland
Dinwiddie
Fluvanna
Greensville
Isle of Wight
Lunenburg
Mecklenburg
Nansemond
Nottoway
Powhatan
Prince Edward
Surry
Prince George
Southampton
Sussex
Caroline
Essex
Goochland
Hanover
Henrico
King George
King and Queen
King William
Louisa
Spotsylvania
Stafford
Naval Mine Depot
Cheatham Annex
Fort Eustis
Quantico Marine Base
Camp Peary
Langley Air Force Base
By Joe Hall
Agriculture
Andh
Senate Finance Committee
Lyndon B. Johnson
Johnson
By Jack Bell
John Machinery
Morton
Democratic Party
Henry M. Jackson
Democratic National Committee
Paul M. Butler
Jackson
Kenne
Texas
Harry S. Truman
Truman
Free World
Stevenson
Missouri
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
COVE
Gore
Rock Enon
Virginia Gentleman
Front Royal
Virginia Gentleman Restaurant
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