Virginia Right to Work Heat in Dem Primary
A Virginia Democratic primary heats up over the Stanley Right to Work committee with 81 members. A. E. Stephens campaigns in Abingdon while Boothe and Boyd tour areas. Harrison and Godwin-Batten ticket seek unity and tax policy reform.
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Stanley
Associated Press
Is - Boothe - Boyd
Virginia
Harrison - Godwin - Button
A. E. Stephens
Abingdon
Armistead L. Boothe
Williamsburg
T. Munford Boyd
Charlottesville
Committee
Tom Stanley
Harrison Godwin - Batten
Stephens
Richmond
Harry W. Easterly Jr
Easterly
Boothe
Alexandria
Stanley Committee
Harriman Rules Out Speculation on Conference Return
Harriman said he delivered the note after meeting with Gromyko and declined to speculate on reviving the stalled conference, commenting tersely that the matter had been discussed.
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Harriman
Gromyko
Misses' Skirt and Dress Pattern 4693 Seams and Zipper
Pattern 4693 offers a long back zipper bodice with a gently flared or slim skirt in misses' sizes 10 through 18. Print 35 inch fabric yardage 3 1 4 yards and mail 35 cents plus 10 cents for 1st class to Anne Adams pattern dept New York.
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Anne Adams
Winchester
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mery
Slaying of Couple Sleeping in Car Baffles Police
Oklahoma couple J. D. Welch and Utha Marie Welch were shot in the head while sleeping in their car near Seligman Arizona as they vacationed with four sons. The victims were from Spencer Oklahoma and the incident occurred about 13 miles west of Seligman on U S 66.
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Seligman, Ariz
Oklahoma
J. D. Welch
Utha Marie
Spencer
Okla
Welch
California
Jimmy
Tommy
Billy
Johnny
Seligman
U. S. 66
Tornado Strikes Town Area Killing Child and Damaging Rail Yard
A tornado swept through the region damaging the Louisville and Nashville roundhouse and surrounding businesses. Valerie Hope Collins, 9, from Newport, died when a church collapsed during the high winds. Her uncle Daniel Collins and other children were bruised. An army was sent to aid cleanup and deter looting as authorities estimated local damage near a million dollars.
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Othr
Bellpoint
Valerie Hope Collins
Columbia
Kentucky
Wide Creek
Here
Weather Bureau
Collins
Newport
Brad Collins
Daniel Collins
Louisville & Nashville Railroad
W. M. Noland
Wide Creek Bellpoint
Pieces of Body Found Police Seek Identity
Body pieces including a foot hand part of an arm and a thigh were found in southeast Portland. Police questioned a blood stained car owner then cleared him after a lie detector test. Searches by dogs and sewer lines yielded no further remains. Prints from a thumb and three fingers await comparison against 150000 local records. Time of death could not be established.
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Portland
Charles Hamilton
Police Identification Bureau
Byron H. Shieds
EUB Men Meet at Shenandoah College for Regional Congress
The East Central Area Congress of Evangelical United Brethren Men gathers at Shenandoah College for its second day. Delegates from Vic Western Pennsylvania Erie New York Florida and West Virginia attend. Keynote by Dr Kenneth W Kureger follows an address by Shenandoah College president Dr Forrest Racey. Governor Theodore McMatin is slated to speak at 7 45 p.m. with a closing worship service led by Bishop J Gordon Howard tomorrow at 10 a.m. EST after an 8 a.m. Communion Breakfast.
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East Central Area
Congress of
Evangelical United Brethren Men
Shenandoah College
East Central
Appalachian
Maine
Florida
Vic
Pennsylvania
Erie
New York
West Virginia
Kenneth W. Kureger
Forrest Racey
Commission
EUB
William M. Fox
EUB Men
Theodore Mcmatin
Maryland
Congress
J. Gordon Howard
Pittsburgh Pa
Eden Proposes Political Staff To Fight Reds
Sir Anthony Eden urged Western unity and a political general staff to counter Communist pressure worldwide. He proposed four to six nations convene in Paris or Washington, saying the staff will come someday and the sooner the better for survival. He spoke at a Young Conservatives rally in Yorkshire.
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Wetherby
England
Anthony Eden
West
Paris
Washington
Eden
Yorkshire
Castro Will Seek Entry for Bargaining Team
The freedom committee said its bargaining team will fly from Miami to Havana on an scheduled flight Monday at 2 30 pm EST. Newsmen may accompany. They asked the Cuban embassy in Washington for entry documents for team members. Nearby notes mention academic figures from UC Berkeley Purdue and UAW agricultural departments.
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Freedom Committee
Miami
Fla
Havana
Washington
United University of California
C Vs Hansen
E Liljedhal
Amlckes
Purdue University
Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers’ Agricultural Implement
Stevenson Faces New Threat of Demonstrations
Adlai Stevenson encounters protests in Uruguay as supporters of Castro denounce him at a university rally. He presses for U N support, while Uruguay opposes armed action against Cuba. He heads to Brazil to meet President Quadros amid Latin American concern over intervention.
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Montevideo
Uruguay
Adlai Stevenson
Brazil
Fidel Castro
U.S
United Nations
Wall Street
Stevenson
Kennedy
Castro
Cuba
Rio de Janeiro
Janio Quadros
Quadros
Latin America
Sao Paulo
Ar- Peon
Americas
Hemisphere
Council
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Man Who Proved To Vaccine Dies At 89 In Paris
Professor Camille Guerin, 89, honorary director of the Pasteur Institute in Paris, who in 1908 proved vaccines could combat tuberculosis, died Friday at his home.
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Associated Press Paris
Camille Guerin
Pasteur Institute
Paris
Swedish Count To Wed Divorced Shopkeeper
The Swedish Count Sigvard Bernadotte, 54, son of King Gustaf Adolf VI, will marry a divorced shopkeeper who runs a small handicraft shop. His first marriage in 1934 cost him the prince title and succession rights, and after a 1943 second marriage to Sonja Robbert ended in divorce, this third union is reported.
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Stockholm
Gustaf Adolf VI
Sweden
Sigvard Bernadotte
Sonja Robbert
Two Minor Area Crashes Do Not Cause Injuries
Two one car crashes occurred last night with no injuries reported. At 1:25 a.m. on Route 11 near Bartonsville bridge Robert G. Lofton’s 1952 Ford skidded into the bridge causing $200 in damage. the bridge remained undamaged. At 3:30 a.m. Elmer W. Blanchfield’s 1956 Chevrolet left the road on Martinsburg Pike and crossed lawns, damaged mail and paper boxes. car damage was $350 with paper boxes at $2.25 each. Lawns were badly torn up.
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J. W. Detrick
Route 11
Bartonsville
Robert G. Lofton
Route 2
Detrick
Elmer W. Blanchfield
Jackson Ave
Martinsburg Pike
Prince Edward County Faces Third Year Without Public Schools
In Farmville Virginia the Prince Edward County board of supervisors approved a 1961 62 budget that funds no public schools for a third year in a row as desegregation orders persist. Tuition grants of 285 000 dollars are set for both races but few negro children used them last year. Federal courts challenge the grants and a tax credit ordinance for private white schools as the county remains isolated from public education since 1959. Judge Oren R. Lewis may hear Department of Justice moves to reopen the case.
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Farmville
Prince Edward County
Board of Supervisors
Prince Edward
U. S. Supreme Court
C. G. Gordon Moss
Longwood College
Moss
Longwood
E. Lewis Dahl
Oren R. Lewis
Richmond Federal District Court
U. S. Department of Justice
Pianist Sues Neighbor Over Cat Shooting in Beverly Hills
Jose Iturbi files a 40000 dollar damage suit in Beverly Hills naming Gregory Smith and his father Dr William Weber Smith and brother Anthony Smith. Iturbi says the men trespassed on his property and shot his nine year old cat on May 22.
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Beverly Hills Calif
Jose Iturbi
Gregory Smith
William Weber Smith
Iturbi
Dr. Smith
Anthony
Faith Brings Unity and Strength to Family Life
A youthful voice urges families to embrace faith as a unifying pattern. It stresses the need for time together, shared worship, and the powerful, new experience faith offers to strengthen bonds and reward family life.
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Godwin
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Floyd Landreth
Senate
Landreth
E. W. Armstrong
Cameron
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