Foreign Aid Bill Approved by Senate in Narrow Vote
The Senate approved a 3.713 billion foreign aid program after defeating efforts to trim the total and halt aid to Communist Poland and Yugoslavia. The 51 17 tally reflected 26 Republicans and 25 Democrats in support, with 8 Republicans and 9 Democrats opposing. The measure sets ceilings for the coming fiscal year and moves to a House Senate conference to reconcile differences.
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Washington
Senate
Poland
Yugoslavia
Eisenhower
House
Senate House
Appropriations Committees
Foreign Relations Committee
Allen J. Ellender
D-La
Ellender
United States
Macmillan Arrives in U.S. for informal talks
British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan arrives in Washington for informal conferences with President Eisenhower. He plans a visit to Indiana and a speech at DePauw University before meetings with Eisenhower and later talks with Canada’s John Diefenbaker in Ottawa.
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Harold Macmillan
U.S
Yard Party and Auction at Albin Church
A yard party and auction are set for Saturday June 7 at 5 30 p m at Bryarly s School Albin with a P T A entertainment and country ham plates priced at 1 00. Also a Virginia Dairy Bar offer and banana frozen delights at nearby locations.
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Bryarly
Albin
P. T. A. Entertainment
Virginia Dairy Bar
N. Loudoun St
Old Bethel Methodist Church
Attorneys Agree Desegregation Order In Force
Norfolk and Newport News lawyers said a federal court desegregation order is in full force. The order, issued by Judge Walter E. Hoffman in 1957, becomes effective Aug. 15 and operative with September school openings after unsuccessful appeals.
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Norfolk
Newport News
Walter E. Hoffman
U. S. Supreme Court
Kennedy Says Labor Bill Adequate To Curb Union Abuses
Senator John F. Kennedy said a labor bill ready for Senate action would be fully adequate to curb union abuses. He cited strong committee support and a 12 to 1 Senate Labor Committee vote as reasons it could clear the Senate with no major amendments. Republican Knowland opposes some amendments.
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Washington
John F. Kennedy
D-Mass
Senate
Kennedy
John L. McClellan
D-Ark
Senate Rackets
Senate Labor Committee
McClellan Committee
William F. Knowland
California
Heuss Heads to U S on Sixteen Day Tour
President Heuss left Washington for a 16 day tour of the United States after a three day state visit. Heuss, 74, departed National Airport aboard an Air Force Constellation en route to Philadelphia. Secretary Dulles bid farewell on behalf of Eisenhower and the American people expressing warm wishes for good will toward Germany. West German Foreign Minister Von Brentano remained in Washington to meet with British Prime Minister Macmillan later.
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Washington
Harold Macmillan
London
Eisenhower
Macmillan
National
Dulles
United States
Indiana
DePauw University
Theodor Heuss
West Germany
Heuss
White House
Canada
John Diefenbaker
Ottawa
Philadelphia
Heinrich von Brentano
State Board Asked To Reveal Names Of Negro Children
Richmond AP report says pro segregation leader Jack Rathbone urged the State Pupil Placement Board to disclose names of Negro students seeking admission to white Arlington County schools. The board will consider the request at its next meeting.
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Richmond
Arlington County
Jack Rathbone
Arlington
The
Defenders of State Sovereignty and Individual Liberties
Rathbone
Arlington County School Board
Plea for Forgiveness Ends Kirkham's Utah Execution
Barton Kay Kirkham, 21, executed by hanging at dawn in Utah after two years on death row for a grocery store holdup killings. He asked God for forgiveness in his final words, had claimed no remorse, and faced the end calmly at 5 11 a m with Sheriff Beckstead present.
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Utah
Barton Kay Kirkham
George Beckstead
Kirkham
Beckstead
State Pardons Board
Free-Swinging Scuffle Leaves Youth Injured in Berryville
A riot outside Berryville Community Building during a weekly dance injured a youth with a lacera ted head and struck a police officer. Officer Hicks used a night stick. Monte Tomblin Jr. was jailed for disorderly conduct as the incident drew state police scrutiny and a town inquiry. The police chief urged responsible behavior at dances benefiting the American Legion.
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Berryville
Robert Willingham
Robert L. Hicks
Mr. Willingham
Monte Tomblin, Jr
Hicks
Front Royal
Willingham
American Legion
Miss Dolphin and Miss Petrie Named Honor Graduates
James Wood High School selects Barbara Elaine Dolphin valedictorian and Clara Ebersole Petrie salutatorian for the graduating class of 143 seniors. Commencement is set for Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the school with both students noted for top four year scholastic records and extensive involvement in clubs and activities.
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Barbara Elaine Dolphin
Clara Ebersole Petrie
James Wood High School
Dolphin
Everett N. Dolphin
Northwestern
Potomac State College
James Wood
Future Homemakers of America
Beta Club
Future Business Leaders of America
Miss Petrie
Richard D. Petrie
Stephens City
Vocational Office Training Club
Strayer College
Change of Hours Notice for P & T Thrify Shop
Berryville Virginia store announces summer hours effective immediately. Open Thursday and Friday 10 am to 4 pm and Saturday 10 am to 8 pm. Features include a wide line of men's, women's, and children's clothing with many items reduced.
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Berryville
Owners sue to halt Amherst St. food store plan
Eight property owners in the Academy Circle area sue Thomas G. Scully to block a food store on West Amherst Street. They contend the Amherst Street Tract was zoned residential and would remain so, or be turned into a park. The suit follows earlier clashes over the project and a city council denial last fall of Scully’s permit request.
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Academy Circle-Roste! Road
Thomas G. Scully
W. Amherst St
Amherst Street
James R. Wilkins
Wilkins
Scully
Shelton
Price
Lucy B. Price
William D. Bauserman
Jeanette W. Bauserman
William D. Price
Dorothy K. Price
Lackey G. Sempeles
Helen Raganis
Bentley T. Scully
John F. Anderson
De Gaulle Cabinet Promotes Algeria Reforms and Elections
Paris AP Premier Charles de Gaulle moves swiftly to implement a pacifying program for Algeria. The cabinet will include a Muslim in the government for the first time, set local elections in Algeria within a month, and aim for a referendum across France and Algeria on constitutional reforms on Oct 5. De Gaulle reports a loyal Algerian army, appoints Gen. Salan with a civilian secretary general, and seeks rapid unity demonstrations nationwide.
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Paris
Charles de Gaulle
Algeria
Algiers
de Gaulle
France
Raoul Salan
Salan
de Gaullee
Andre Malraux
Egypt
Tunisia
Malraux
Ageria
Alhough
Soviet Diplomat Ordered Out Of U S
The United States expelled Nikolai I. Kurochkin a third secretary at the Soviet Embassy after information he paid hundreds of dollars to an American for U S Army manuals and secret documents The State Department labeled him persona non grata and told the embassy to remove him immediately The action follows the Moscow expulsion of a U S Embassy official John A Baker Jr from Westport Connecticut about three weeks earlier.
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Washington
United States
State Department
Idka
Upswing in Key Lines Lifts Business Activity
Seasonal gains in harvesting construction and home building boosted business this week led by National Homes Corp reining in shutdowns and hiring. Wheat rail freight growth expands with 14 000 cars needed in the southern plains. Unemployment dips to 4 804 000 but may rise as job seekers enter the market. factory employment slips while construction rises.
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New York
National Homes Corp
Southwestern
Texas
Kansas
Oklahoma
Sightseers Barred As Stricken Area Buries Its Dead
Gov. Thomson ordered road blocks to seal off the tornado stricken four county area as recovery goes on. Funeral services were set for three victims while Colfax faced the heaviest losses with 12 dead. The Red Cross reported 350 injured and 432 homes and farms destroyed, with early estimates in the millions in damages. Money poured in from WEAU-TV, the Red Cross, and Eau Claire groups.
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Menomonie
Wis
Vernon Thomson
Thomson
Colfax
Red Cross
Seven South Korean Soldiers Killed in Truck Accident
In Taegu seven South Korean soldiers died and nine were wounded when a U S Army truck carrying about 20 Korean soldiers attached to a U S unit rolled over. There were no Americans aboard according to a preliminary investigation.
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Seoul. Korea
Taegu
Vote Stephens City Council Clarification Ad Correction
Reader notice corrects a previous ad on Page 9 about the Stephens City Council race and a pricing error for a GE refrigerator model. Also appears: lost collie found reward call and a Sunday dinner offer from Shirkey's Restaurant. Hoover's Drive-In opens today near mile north on Route 11.
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Miller & Anderson
E. Boscawen St
Hoover's Drive
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Virginia Fruit Market
Loudoun St
Carolyn Beard Miller
Center
Jackson
Memorial Hospital
William Miller
Harold Brown
Jackson Miller
Germany
Killer
By Jerry Martin
Miss Dolphin
Clara Petrie
Barbara Dolphin
Amherst St. Stove
Wisconsin Traffic Patrol
National Guard
Stephens City Council
Shirkey'’s
Sunnyside
House of Good Food
Middletown Grange Hall
Middletown Grange
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