Virginia Budgeteers Hear Final Fund Requests
State budget hearings conclude as Gov. Albertis Harrison and advisers tour agencies to review proposed 1964 66 biennium funding. Notable asks include 700000 for State Farm for Men capital outlay, a 7200000 new office and joint health lab, and 800000 plus 55000 for agriculture, regional labs at Harrisonburg and Wytheville. A Eastern Shore delegation seeks 26000 for fruit and vegetable research with focus on instant sweet potatoes.
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State Police
Division of Motor Vehicles
Commission For the Visually Handicapped
Department of Conservation and Economic Development
Department of Health
Albertis
Harrison
Richmond
Capitol
State Farm For Men
Supt
M. L. Royster
Richard D. Chumney
Harrisonburg
Wytheville
Virginia
Poland Cuba to Exchange Scientists Through 1968
Poland and Cuba will exchange scientists and scientific information through 1968. Cuban scholars will study in Warsaw for a year while Polish scientists will lecture and conduct research in Cuba. The exchange is arranged by the respective academies of science.
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Warsaw
Poland
Cuba
Academies of Science
Canada Extends Fishing Bank To 12 Miles
Ottawa announces extending Canada's exclusive fishing zone from three miles to twelve. Prime Minister Lester B. Pearson cites rising foreign fishing pressure and possible spying fears from the Soviet fleet. Great Lakes fishing remains unaffected. new straight-line boundary covers many coastal alcoves.
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Canada
United States
Lester B. Pearson
Pearson
Great Lakes
Cyclist 82 Begins 500 Mile Ride For Summer Trip
Robert Kepler starts a 500 mile bicycle trek from Chicago into the hills of Winfield West Virginia to spend the summer with friends. The gift bicycle came from coworkers after his retirement from DeVry Technical Institute where he worked as a maintenance man. Kepler is 82 years old. The 15 5 record posted by Penn State basketball last season was the school's best since 1952 53.
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Chicago
Robert Kepler
Winfield
W. Va
Kepler
DeVry Technical Institute
Penn State
Television Weekly Schedule Snapshot
A dense list of daily TV lineups featuring Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Lone Ranger and film titles like King of the Wild Horses and The Las Vegas Story with stars Victor Mature Robert Newton and Dobie Gillis. Includes news blocks Weather Sports and late night programs across many hours.
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Mickey Mouse Club
Preston Foster
Las Vegas Story
Victor Mature
General Hospital
Theater of Stars
Fat Roanoke Bank Bandit Fled With 4500 At Branch
Police hunt a heavyset man about 5 8 to 5 10 and 175 to 200 pounds who looted 4500 from four tellers at the Williamson Road Colonial American National Bank Roanoke branch yesterday at 12 50 pm. A 1959 Ford abandoned nearby is linked to the suspect. FBI warrants connect him to a March Baltimore bank robbery. Witnesses describe him wearing a dark blue jacket and a dark straw hat.
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Roanoke
Williamson Road
Colonial-American National Bank
FBI
Baltimore
Irvin Young
Elderly Can Live Independently, Cornell Study Finds
Cornell University researchers from the Center for Housing and Environmental Studies conclude long term that most elderly people are in good health enough to live independently though they may face temporary incapacity or need adjustments to their living arrangements to remain in their own households.
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Home Sweet Home
Ithaca
N.Y
Cornell University Center For Housing and Environmental Studies
UN General Assembly President Heads to Soviet Union
Muhammad Irulla Khan of Pakistan, president of the United Nations General Assembly, departed Tuesday night for a 10 day trip to the Soviet Union. He travels at the invitation of Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko and will also visit Finland and Czechoslovakia.
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York
Muhammad Irulla Khan
Pakstan
United Nations General Assembly
Soviet Union
Andrei Gromyko
Ros
Finland
Czechoslovakia
Airliner Lands Safely at Small Florida Airport
An Eastern Air Lines DC7 with 17 passengers aboard landed safely at Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport Tuesday night five miles shy of its intended landing site Broward International Airport. The Broward tower said the pilot apparently misjudged his land.
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Eastern Air Lines
Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport
Broward International Airport
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