Collision Off Cape Cod Brings Fishing Vessel To Port
A tanker Jamestown and the Yankee collided 12 miles off Cape Cod. The Jamestown continued after the crash while the Yankee sought port at Provincetown. Captain Duarte and two crewmen kept the Yankee afloat to reach Harbor Island, aided by a Coast Guard standby.
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Provincetown
Mass
Cape Cod
Yankee
Jamestown
Oing
Coast Guard
Boston
Harbor Island
Tex
Arthur Duarte
Wilmington
Del
House Appropriations Committee Advances $1 Billion for Public Works
The House Appropriations Committee voted 174,041,500 in new fiscal year funds for federal public work programs. Total line items include 749,445,226 for Army Engineers and Bureau of Reclamation water resources projects plus allocations to Bonneville, Southeastern, Southwestern, and Tennessee Valley authorities. The panel endorsed 43 additional projects not in the President’s plan, expecting earlier starts to lower overall costs.
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Washington
House Appropriations Committee
Eisenhower
Army Engineers
Bureau of Reclamation
Reclamation Bureau
Bonneville Power Administration
Southeastern Power Administration
Southwestern Power Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
Salazar Tightens Grip as Portugal Votes One-Name Ballot
In Lisbon, Prime Minister Antonio Salazar nears another decisive win as Adm. Americo Tomas leads with nearly 90 percent on a one-name ballot. Delgado, the anti-Salazar challenger, vows reform but faces arrest charges against campaign workers and a crackdown on dissent.
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Tomas
Delgado
Joaquin Trigo de Negreiros
Francisco Vieira de Almeida
Salazar
Texan Tells How It Feels to Drown
Leary Reed 30 describes his near drowning at Lake Lavon after leg cramps. Rescued by unidentified boatmen, he was revived with artificial respiration while his wife Ella Mae Reed watched from shore. Reed recalls easing sensations as he sank and resurfaced.
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Dallas
Tex
Leary Reed
Lake Lavon
Reed
Ella Mae Reed
Six Teens Committted To Welfare Dept For Burglaries
APPOMATTOX AP Six teenagers from Appomattox were committed to the State Dept of Welfare and Institutions for an indefinite period after being convicted in county court for 34 eastern Virginia statutory burglaries. Ronald Mann Ronald Carter James Carter Kenneth Lovell Jack Woods and Robert Wooten Jr aged 16 to 18 were named. Fred Seay pleaded guilty with sentencing pending after trials in other courts. Police said the group admitted burglaries reaching Fairfax County and a post office break in near Petersburg.
Connecticut Man Indicted in Death of Tad Jones Jr
Joseph P. Crowley of New Haven was indicted in Tokyo for the death of his brother in law and business partner T A D Jones Jr. The 48 year old former Yale football star allegedly beat Jones while intoxicated. The case, before Tokyo District Court with three judges and no jury, may yield a 2 to 15 year sentence.
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Connecticut
Tad Jones, Jr
Tokyo
Joseph P. Crowley
New Haven
Kenjiro Furukawa
GI William
Girard
Jones
Crowley
Yale
T. A. D. Jones
Eli
Frederick M. Kissinger
Maryland
Imperial Hotel
Graham's Crusade Attendance Expected to Reach 750000
SAN FRANCISCO AP There were skeptics at the start but Billy Grahams option added one week to the San Francisco crusade in the Cow Palace arena plus a final mass rally in Seals Stadium. The seven week run ends next Sunday with a ballpark meeting June 22. Attendees should near 750000 including ballpark gathering.
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San Francisco
Billy Graham
Cow Palace Arena
Seals Stadium
Cow Palace
Graham
Ball Park
San Francisco Giants
North Carolina
W. Earle Smith
Cochairman
Crusade
Madison Square Garden
New York
San Francisco Bay Cities
Manhattan
Harry Smith
Bank of America
Bay Area
Smith
University of California
Berkeley
Central Yard
San Quentin Prison
Methodists Open Annual Conference in Richmond
Virginia Annual Conference of the Methodist Church opens in Richmond with 200 ministers expected to be transferred. Reports from district superintendents and committees set the agenda as Bishop Garber calls worship at 1 30 p m. The session includes greetings from Dr A J Hobbs and a film on Methodism in Virginia.
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Richmond
Virginia
Methodist Church
Paul N. Garber
Porter Hardy
D-Va
A. J. Hobbs
New Bern
North Carolina
Kenneth Lord
W. W. Peele
Fred G. Holloway
Drew University
Madison
N. J
Leonard S.S. Cochran
Mulberry Street Methodist Church
Macon
G. Paul Musselman
Department of Industrial and City Church
Protestant Episcopal Church
New York
Ralph A. Meadows
Television Radio and Film Commission
Nashville
Garber
Danville
Roanoke
A. E. Acey
H.S. Southgate
Printed pattern 4519 for Junior Miss dresses
Joane Hedlams offers a size 9 to 17 dress pattern with a waistnarrowing bodice and flowing skirt in shanting or cotton. Includes jacket option, requires 4 1/2 yards of 39 inch fabric for size 13, and 1 1/2 yards for the jacket. Send 35 cents plus extra cents per pattern for mail to Anne Adams, Pattern Dept Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Joane Hedlams
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th &T
New York
N. Y
De Gaulle to Fill Algerian Posts
Premier de Gaulle to appoint two sub-Cabinet officers to coordinate Algeria affairs one as a top civilian administrator serving Gen Raoul Salan and the second under de Gaulle in Paris. Jacques Soustelle heads to Paris as cabinet meeting discusses Tunisia and Morocco relations.
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Paris
de Gaulle
Algeria
Raoul Salan
Jacques Soustelle
Tunisia
Morocco
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Methodists
Beauty Center
W. Boscawen St
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Mighty Chrysler
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Winchester Association of Independent Insurance Agents
Virginia Association of Insurance Agents
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National Association of Insurance Agents
W. H. Louthan, JR
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Barry's Drug Store
Winchester, VA
Zenith
Cc. J. Fischer
Winchester
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Massagic
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