Novick Transfer Merges with New England Co
Novick Transfer and New England Co announce a merger in a joint statement. The combined trucking firm will create a national freight network with operations spanning the Middle Atlantic to New England and revenues around 6.5 million dollars annually.
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Novick
New England Co
New York
North Carolina
Ford
Interstate Commerce Commission
Hemingway Transport, Inc
Maine
New Hampshire
Massachusets
Rhode Island
Connecticut
Atlantic Seaboard
Novick Transfer Co., Inc
Middle Atlantic
N. Y
Way Transport, Inc
Ministers Arrested at New York Construction Site Protests
In New York City 24 ministers led by clergymen in clerical garb demonstrated at mayoral and gubernatorial offices over job discrimination in a housing project. They demanded 25 percent of construction jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans and began with prayer before mass arrest was reportedly planned.
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New York
Downtate Medical Center
Augustus Jones Jr
Brooklyn
Kosat City
Unidentifiable Bug Brought In By Edgar Chapman
The Crier reports a hard backed bug about two inches long described as dull yellow with black dots on its back. It is very shiny with two small runs on either side of a larger upright pincher on its head. Chapman, of Rt. 522 Brick Kiln Rd, brought it to The Crier after a crate of empty bottles spilled from his vehicle into the street.
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Edgar Chapman
Rt. 522
Brick Kiln Rd
Weather Outlook for Virginia This Week
A high pressure area over the northeastern states extends southward keeping Virginia generally fair and warm through Saturday. Clear skies and light breezes are expected with temperatures remaining above seasonal averages.
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Virginia
Railroads Postpone Work Rule Changes to Aid Congress
The nation's railroads agreed to a 30 day delay in posting new manpower trimming work rules to avoid a nationwide strike. Daniel P. Loomis said changes will not take effect until 12:01 a.m. Aug. 29 as Congress weighs President Kennedy's plan to transfer the dispute to the Interstate Commerce Commission.
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Novick
Hemingway
Interstate Commerce Commission
Washington
Loomis
Congress
Kennedy
Wolfe
House Commerce Committee
Oren Harris
D-Ark
John 0. Pastore
D-R.l
Senate Commerce Committee
Pastore
Harris
House Committee
The
Commerce Commission
W. Willard
Dior reveals daring low cut bosom line in new fashions
Paris AP fashion critique notes Christian Dior presents the most daring bosom exposure in years with hemline kept modest. Marc Bohan lifts waistlines in fall and winter designs while torso elongation and fitted sleeves emphasize the chest. Designers may hint at hemline drop next spring. Jacques Heim lowers the hem by about three inches in his line.
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Dior
Lucie Noel Paris
Christian Dior
House of Dior
Marc Bohan
Jacques Heim
Test Ban Treaty Initiated by US Britain and Russia
At the Governors Conference in Miami Beach Florida Republicans and Democrats emerged with limited gains. Gov Nelson Rockefeller pitched civil rights as a path back to national prominence while Sen Barry Goldwater maintained influence among GOP leaders. Gov George Romney positioned as civil rights advocate but critical of federal economic policy. Gov James Rhodes highlighted Cleveland’s 1964 conference hosting. John Anderson Jr. of Kansas became conference chairman succeeding Gov Rosellini. Democrats remained aligned behind Kennedy for Southern support.
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Miami Beach
Fla
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Barry Goldwater
George Romney
Michigan
James A. Rhodes
Ohio
Cleveland
John Anderson Jr
Kansas
Lce
Albert D. Rosellini
Washington
Kennedy
Cerain
Sisiletaoe
Fair Employment Bill Faces House Action Amid Civil Rights Pressure
The Fair Employment Practices bill is poised as the first civil rights measure to reach the House floor this session ahead of an August 28 Washington demonstration. Support hinges on Republican backing as backers push for floor passage through a five member FEPC commission despite years of inaction on fair employment laws.
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Washington
Congress
House Education and Labor Committee
Clarke County 87 Year-Old Involved In Farm Accident
Ralph R. Richardson 87 was listed in satisfactory condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital after his car hit a tree on his farm Wednesday. A spokesman said he stepped on the accelerator by mistake causing the crash and a knee contusion along with a severe scalp laceration.
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Clarke County
Ralph R. Richardson
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John H. Enders
Winchester Days Opens with Busy Shops and Big Crowds
Hundreds of shoppers fill downtown as Winchester Days starts a three day sales event. Merchants report steady early sales and crowded fronts with 9 o'clock openings. Retailers anticipate strong turnout and many customers buy reduced merchandise. Free off street parking provided.
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Winchester
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Paul Strawderman
RMA
Leggett
Dept
Nixon makes unheralded East Berlin visit amid crowds
Former Vice President Richard M. Nixon toured East Berlin in a brief unannounced stop. He spoke with residents amid heckling and security scrutiny, calling East Germans outspoken in their West allegiance and critical of the Communist regime.
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Nixon
East Berlin
East
Budapest
Associated Press
Warsaw
Nixon calls Khrushchev mellowing claim unreliable
Former Vice President Richard Nixon warned in Berlin that Khrushchev's apparent mellowness on a test ban treaty shows no real easing. He urged reporters to travel behind the Iron Curtain to see no mellowing and suggested continued Cold War tensions remain.
Nuclear Test Ban Hinges On Moscow Signing Next Week
A partial nuclear test ban agreement was announced in Moscow with plans to sign next week by Foreign Ministers of Britain the Soviet Union and the United States. U S negotiator Harriman said the pact will be signed by Rusk Home and Gromyko at a ceremony. The move follows a three hour meeting at Spiridonovka Palace with Gromyko saying the end has been successful and the agreement lays a basis for future steps.
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Moscow
W. Averell Harriman
Britain
Soviet Union
United States
U.S
Lord Hailsham
Andrei Gromyko
Harriman
Dean Rusk
Lord Home
Gromyko
Foreign Ministry
Spiridonovka Palace
Coe
Poe
Khrushchev
Two Clarke Men Given Suspended Assault Terms
Berryville Clarke County men Kenneth Brill age 27 and John Lichliter age 26 received 12 month suspended sentences in Clarke Circuit Court. One year probation for assault and battery stems from a March 28 incident involving a 25 year old restaurant waitress along the Shenandoah River.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Clarke
Kenneth Brill
John
Lichliter
Commonwealth
Atty
Edward McC. Williams
Shenandoah River
Here
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
George Snarr
Winchester
Winchester Days Specials Highlight Local Shops
Local sales feature swim suits and coats with discounts at Margaret L Hodgson Hat and Dress Shop and Penney’s blankets. Other promos include children’s dresses and cotton dresses at reduced prices, and a limited window for spring offers. Nearby services advertise upholstery, cleaning, and a 3 Egg Breakfast with coffee during Winchester Days.
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Winchester
Margaret L. Hodgson
H. W. Butler
Wyck St. Bugs
Apple Valley Cleaning Service
Tommy Dorsey
S. Loudoun St
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A. J. Novick
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Philipson
Novice
Newedford
Mass
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Frederick
House
Senate Commerce Comittees
J. E. Wolfe
National Railway Labor Conference
Russia
Governors’ Conference
Pat
West Berlin
Jack Crown
Nixons
California
Harry S. Truman
Nifon
God
Penney
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