Liberace Brothers Patch Up Rift in Beverly Hills
In Beverly Hills California George Liberace the violinist and Lee Liberace the pianist with the candelabrum reconciled over dinner at a hotel where George's orchestra performs Their mother Frances Liberace had urged a reunion for a year The brothers toasted each other and Liberace briefly rejoined the band to play piano for dancers joking about the piano candelabrum.
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George
Lee
Frances Liberace
Liberace
Frederick County Court Fines Total $1593 Across 41 Cases
Fines and costs totaling 1593 dollars were levied in Frederick County Court on 41 convictions. Names include Richard Freeman Stephen City driving under the influence, Everett Stotler Sunny side Station reckless driving, and Jane Markley 236 Parkway speeding, among others in various towns and with a mix of suspensions and jail terms.
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Frederick County
Richard Henry Freeman
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Box 55
Boyce
Haywood Clifton Campbell
Stephens City
Everett Russell Stotler
Sunnyside Station
Charlotte Gay Thrift
Front Royal
Frank Richard Cary
Baltimore
Robert Junior Helsley
Middletown
William Matthew Boyce, Jr
Rt. 4
Julian Evaid Brown
Box
Clearbrook
Calvin Cooledge Borror
Bushy Run
W. Va
Garnett William Neff
Lorenzo Penic
Paris
William Adam Carter
Jane Virginia Markley
Parkway
Delbert Lee Sager
Wayne Kipps
Patricia Ann Hite
David Lee Smallwood
E. Picadilly St
John Thomas Evans
Winchester
James Alston Kain
Bellview Ave
Marion Henry Lockett
Holbox Row
Rose Lee McDaniel
Bunker Hill
Richard Doss McComac
Ellis Lee Patterson
Tim McCoy Sampson
Unsuccessful Virginia House bids reveal spending totals
Mrs. Inez Baker of Portsmouth and W L Budlong of Newport News report large expenditures in their July 14 Democratic primary races for renomination to the House of Delegates. Baker spent 1289.41 dollars with most funds from contributors or friends. Budlong spent 1159.98 dollars.
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Richmond
Inez Baker
Portsmouth
House of Delegates
W. L. Budlong
Newport News
Del
Charles K. Hutchens
Levin Nock Davis
State Board of Elections
del. H. Ray Webber
Alleghany County
del. L. H. Irby
Blackstone
Thomas H. Blanton
Bowling Green
Parris I. Leadbetter
Hopewell
C. W. Cleaton
South Hill
John A. K. Donovan
Falls Church
Howard H. Adams
Accomack
Hoffa Plans Libel Suit Over Kennedy Remarks
A Hoffa spokesman says Teamster leader will sue Robert F. Kennedy over statements by Kennedy on NBC Paar show. Hoffa to pursue libel action against the network Paar and sponsors, asserting the remarks wrongfully defame his leadership of the union. Kennedy invited such a suit to prove Hoffa’s loyalty to members in court.
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Washington
James R. Hoffa
Teamster
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Rackets Committee
Hoffa
Kennedy
NBC
Jack Paar
Paar
6700 Workers Added to Virginia Payrolls
Virginia payrolls rose by 6,700 jobs lifting nonagricultural employment to 988,000. Manufacturing and nonmanufacturing sectors gained 2,300 and 4,400 positions respectively as the economy showed recovery with higher activity and spending. The average factory workweek reached 40.8 hours, highest for any June since 1955, while earnings averaged $1.71 per hour, unchanged from last month.
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Richmond
Virginia
Department of Labor and Industry
FCC Orders Some Long Distance Phone Rates Cut
The FCC ordered a roughly 50 million dollar annual rate reduction on interstate calls over 300 miles. AT&T protested, saying reductions will be phased in mid September after filing new schedules. Frederick Kappel defended investments in service quality and national defense. Representative Emanuel Celler praised the move.
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Federal Communications Commission
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Frederick R. Kappel
At&t
Kappel
Emanuel Celler
House Judiciary
FCC
Ferenc Molnar Built Wealth From Plays After Early Careers
Hungarian dramatist Ferenc Molnar started as a newspaper reporter then tried law. After initial failures he authored 17 successful plays and films, becoming a millionaire.
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Ferenc Molnar
CIA Chief Declares Soviet Union Weaker Than U S
CIA Director Allen W. Dulles said the Soviet Union is militarily weaker than the United States. He told a defense seminar closing session that Khrushchev would like to show parity or superiority, but the U S. has evidence to reject that conclusion.
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Washington
Allen W. Dulles
Central Intelligence Agency
Soviet Union
United States
Dulles
Nikita Khrushchev
U.S.S.R
Texas Farmer Philosophical Over Fire Loss
SAN ANTONIO AP Warren Watson spoke philosophically about the loss of his barn and two tons of hay in a blaze caused by his sons. His son Morty 22 and brother Bud four set the fire with matches, Watson estimated the damage at 1800 dollars and planned no punishment.
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San Antonio
Tex
Warren Watson
Watson
Morty
Bud
Rocket Test Stand to Rise Eight Stories at Edwards AFB
Azusa firm Aecrjet General Corp announces contract to design a concrete and steel rocket test stand eight stories high at Edwards Air Force Base. Initial plans call for two 1 500 000 pound thrust liquid engines, later expanded to four engines totaling six million pounds of thrust.
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Azusa
Calif
Free World
Edwards Air Force
Aecrjet General Corp
Effects of Cold on Trees and Flora in Winter
Frigid weather harms trees and flowering plants as the cold locks moisture in soil around the roots, stressing vegetation and reducing vitality until warmer conditions return.
Communion Sunday Turns To Potluck Question
A Des Moines church communion Sunday drew a curious moment from 6 year old Stephen Hoff who asked when the potluck would be served after the service. The exchange added a light note to the church gathering.
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Des Moines
Stephen Hoff
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