Nixon Halleck Split Over School Aid Fight
Nixon and Halleck reportedly disagree on the school aid bill as Congress tackles the four year 1.3 billion and two year 1.8 billion packages for school construction and teachers salaries. Eisenhower favored a 30 year 2.2 billion plan but House opposition is strong. A Senate House conference committee faces delays and possible adjournment hurdles.
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Nixon
Halleck
Cago
Congressional
Eisenhower
House
Senate
House Committee
James C. Davis
D-Ga
Senate House Conference Committee
Bids Invited for Virginia Highway Projects 1960 Richmond
Sealed bids due July 6 1960 at 10 00 A M EST for multiple road and bridge projects in Virginia including extensions of Rt and Proj numbers in Charlotte Buckingham Tazewell Louisa Halifax Rockingham Brunswick Lee Patrick C L Wythe City of Norfolk and more Plans and specs are on file at Richmond Local District Offices and bids require a certified check or bid bond per state specifications with a right to reject any or all proposals.
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Charlotte
Ager
S.W
N.E
Buckingham
Tazewell
Base & Br
Louisa
South Anna River
Poindexter
Halifax
Town of Clover
Rockingham
Harrisonburg
Patrick C.L. Rt
I. Brunswick
Lee
Mac
S.T
W.c.l. Jonesville
Jonesville
Washington
Pi. Wythe
W. Wythe-Pulaski C.L. Rt
City of Norfolk
Hampton Blvd
Ruffin Way
Richmoond & Local District
Va. Dept. of Highways
Five Traffic Fatalities In Virginia
Five weekend traffic fatalities in Virginia raise the year toll to 313, including two from a single Norfolk County wreck. Victims include Delmar Parker and Jerry Warrick in a State Rt. 190 crash near Dozier's Corner, and Kenneth Walker in an Alexandria two car crash. Others are William Dixon near Richmond, James Spratley in Norfolk, and Robert West in Fairfax. Also Chicago judge Philip L. Sullivan, 70, died of a heart attack.
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Associated Press
Norfolk County
Virginia
Delmar Parker
Rt. 1
Hickory
Jerry Warrick
Norfolk
State Rt. 190
Dozier’s Corner
Parker
Kenneth P. Walker
N. Cliff St
Alexandria
Walker
William E. Dixon
Keysville
U. S. 960
Richmond
Dixon
James T. Spratley
Spratley
Robert D. West
Fairfax
Fairfax County
Businessmen Report Pleasant Economic Outlook From AP
AP reports a favorable shift for businessmen with a stock rally in old line stocks and modest easing of recession fears. Exports rebound boosting the dollar, with a 4 month export rise of 22 percent and a surplus of 1.5 billion, aiding balance of payments and supporting domestic capital spending. U S Steel’s Roger Blough forecasts steel output stabilizing, with a rise expected by August.
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Sam Dawson
AP Business News
NEW York (Ap
U. S
Parone
Roger M. Blough
U. S. Steel
Filibuster Push For Aid Formula In School District Plan
Rep Adam Clayton Powell proposes an amendment to block a filibuster by denying federal support to any school district that opposes the plan. The measure would likely win House approval with a four year 1.3 billion dollar program while adopting Senate rules to distribute funds by need, favoring states with greater need.
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Adam Clayton App
D-Ny
Cannes
House
Senate
Recreation Dept Begins Summer Program at Winchester
The Winchester Recreation Department launches summer activities with expanded park facilities including more grills, tables, and benches. Kiwanis Key Club aims to complete shelter by June 15 as groups plan picnics and reunions. Rouss Park tennis courts open for daytime public use with Douglas D. Anderson in charge. Rouss Park Pool opens June 16 with schedule and private party bookings available. Girl Scout day camp uses the pool on June 22.
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Winchester Recreation Department
Kiwanis Key Club
Small
Setc Essary
War Memorial
Rouss Park
Douglas D. Anderson
Douglas Playground
Reuss Park
War Memorial Building
Keep Carpet Problems Small
Keep carpet problems small by addressing spills immediately with Blue Lustre. Use Blue Lustre regularly to prevent soil buildup and keep carpets beautiful with any applicator or long handle brush. Miller's Hardware.
Park summer program details and staff listed
The notice lists dates July 13 and 20 from 10 a.m. to noon with a 1 p.m. admission, and names lifeguards Joyce Lake Ginger Lillis Kay McKean James Cather, plus Larry Hockman as park maintenance, Joseph Cartwright as Douglas Playground coordinator Ed Barksdale handling athletics and Katherine Ford as playground supervisor. Activities include Little League softball or baseball with schedules to be released. facilities are for community recreation and trash removal help is urged.
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Joyce Lake
Ginger Lillis
Kay McKean
James Cather
Larry Hockman
Tac “Ann
Joseph Cartwright
Douglas
Ed Barksdale
Katherine Ford
Num
Often Mispronounced Modiste Focus on Second Syllable
A note explains the correct pronunciation of the word modiste as moh deest with emphasis on the second syllable. It clarifies common mispronunciations and provides guidance for proper diction.
Lesson in English By W. L. Gordon
Words often misused and terms explained. A friend is one attached to another by esteem respect and affection. An acquaintance is someone personally known but not intimately. Misspellings Lea a meadow Lee a sheltered place opposite the wind. Synonyms include quarrel brawl dispute squabble and more.
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Lea
Lee
Ice cream and lobster declared compatible duo
Nutritionists reject the myth that ice cream should be avoided after lobster. They affirm both foods are perfectly compatible and can be enjoyed together.
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E. Broad
U.S
Chicago
Philip L. Sullivan
U.S. District Court
Sullivan
Montgomery Ward & Co
Securities and Exchange
Miller’s Hardware
Cash
Beneficial
North Porous
Winchester
Beneficial Finance Co of
Reneficial Rane Nance Co
Ginia Anderson
Stonewall Jackson
Erans Auxiliary
Douglas High School
H. Q. Gaskins
Wilbur Grant
W. L. Gordon
Marvin
Gore
New York
N.Y
Claude B.smalts, Jr
Ben Cather Hoye L. Riley
J. Douglas Butler Carroll H. Henkel
Charles Zuckerman
City Democratic Committee
RA Springer
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