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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1958
Page
9
About 825 men will be laid off from June 15 to July 14 as Norfolk and Western Railway closes East End shops. Many workers will take paid vacations or receive railroad unemployment benefits. recall is expected after the coal miners holiday.
In Arlington the Virginia 10th District GOP renominated Rep. Joel T. Broyhill for a fourth term with no opposition, by acclamation, at a convention that also re-elected Ray Cromley as Republican chairman. The party urged all Virginians to support the incumbent.
Lexington residents and officials debate student behavior as Washington and Lee students, about 1 000 of the town's 6 000 population, account for 35 percent of police court cases in early year. Police Chief Rhodenizer cites staff limits while Town Attorney Glasgow calls for better conduct.
Washington AP report says Rep. Harris invites Sherman Adams or others to tell his House subcommittee about improper influence on federal agencies. Harris aims to build a case next week amid allegations Adams helped Goldfine, with FTC and SEC officials to be questioned and a Goldfine bookkeeper under subpoena. Adams denies favoritism as White House notes his New Hampshire fishing trip. Cromley and Broyhill discuss party recruitment and campaign conduct at the Virginia GOP convention.
Dr. John B. Weir a longtime missionary in India and Pakistan visits Clarke County with his wife Agnes. He recalls India's transition from British rule to independence and notes the Board of Foreign Missions name change to the Committee on Ecumenical Mission and Relations.
Defense Secretary Neil McElroy told Harvard alumni that the United States may need drastic sacrifices, including higher taxes or contributions, to maintain its lead in the Cold War. He warned the Soviet Union could match U S growth and education efforts, stressing peacetime strains and broader educational funding.
Mrs. Jean Bello, 67, mother of late actress Jean Harlow, died in Hollywood. Her daughter Jean Harlow died in 1937.
Hollywood states Suzy Parker is secretly married to Count Pierre de la Salle since 1955. The Count said the pairing was kept quiet by Hollywood press agents to aid her career. Parker, born in San Antonio, rose as a New York model with sister Dorian Leigh, and has outspoken views on liberty and taxation.
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