Engineers Visit Cuba to Inspect Tractor Exports
A four member delegation of engineers from U S universities and the United Auto Workers travels to Cuba to study heavy construction tractors for road and airfield use. An interpreter accompanies the group and two American reporters gain visas as the first U S journalists allowed entry since the abortive invasion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Duane P. Greathouse
United Auto Workers Agriculture Implement Division
Roy Bainer
Agriculture Engineering Department
University of California
John Bruce Liljedahl
Purdue University
Clarence Hansen
Michigan State University
Tad Szule
The
New York Times
Robert Boyd
Knight Newspapers
U.S
Cuba
Romans Pioneered Alum Potassium Sulphate in Water Purification
The article credits ancient Rome with early use of alum potassium sulphate to treat and purify drinking water, highlighting its historical role in public health and sanitation.
Winchester Lion Welcomes Circus Lions At Tops Motel
Bob Pizzano served as the official welcoming committee for nine visiting lions and two tigers last week at the Tops Motel in Winchester. The animals, bound for summer quarters in Chattanooga Tennessee, will join Ringling Brothers Barnum and Bailey Circus for the next season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Bob Pizzano
Tops Motel
Mr. Pizzano
Chattanooga
Tenn
Ringling Brothers & Barnum & Bailey Circus
Dick Bond
County Supervisors Approve Additions to Secondary Road System
The board approved adding to the Secondary Road System a road from Rt. 655 about .5 mile north of Rt. 50 east to the public dump property line and a private road intersecting Rt. 681 extending about .7 mile. Consent deeds are required. Three other requests were denied for insufficient road service. Brumback authorized to sign Peters Sensen Heights approval after Highway Department review. A 1.03 mile Rt. 655 section from Rt. 749 was abandoned as it no longer serves the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Himelright
Highway Department
B. O. Brumback
E. L. Peters Senseng Heights
Fire destroys storage shed at Nicholsons home
Children playing with matches are blamed for a late yesterday fire that destroyed a 20 by 30 foot wooden shed at Mrs. Elizabeth Nicholson's Front Street home. Shawnee volunteers battled the blaze with a fog nozzle and later rekindling fires prompted a sheriff investigation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Nicholson
Shawnee
City
Stephens City
Lee- Jackson
O'Sullivan
Lee-Jackson
O’sullivan
Nicholson Place
Federal Jobless Pay Rules for Agricultural Processing Workers
The proposal would raise unemployment benefits starting 1964 to half the former wage up to a fixed maximum, with maximums tied to state averages. It also increases the federal payroll tax base from 3000 to 4800 and raises the tax rate by one percent. States failing to meet federal standards could lose tax credits, and idle workers might lose benefits if they refuse retraining. An accompanying four year 700 million retraining relocation plan was proposed.
Damage $1,150 In Two Crashes in Winchester
Two traffic crashes caused about $1,150 in damage in Winchester. A parked car on Greenwalt Ave. was struck at 1 40 p m injuring Ann Elizabeth Miller 15 whiplash. James Henry Friel 1960 Chevrolet station wagon caused further damage to a 1662 Pontica owned by Ester Miller and to the station wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mason
Altman
Greenwall Ave
W. L. Fogle
James Henry Friel
Parkway Ave
Greenwalt Ave
Pontica
Ester M. Miller
Ann Elizabeth Miller
Soviet Proposals Dim Future of Test Ban Talks
In Geneva the stalled test ban talks faced new doubt as the Soviet Union pressed for an inspection veto or to move negotiations to the general arms conference. Soviet negotiator Tsarapkin urged a three man board oversight and warned the talks could collapse without agreed access.
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Geneva
Soviet Union
West
Lenin
Tsarapkin
Acces
Dean
Soviet veto rights mire in talks on TNT ban
Conference sources say central disarmament talks link to ban negotiations while a Scottish loch puzzle hints at geographic ambiguity. The New York Herald Tribune reports a push for international inspection amid Soviet obduracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York Herald Tribune
Ee Ed
Tnt
Moffett Firm Named Distributor for Schlitz Products
The Preston I. Moffett Distributors Inc will locally distribute Schlitz Brewing Co. products of Milwaukee Wisconsin, as announced yesterday. The article also notes rising numbers of American high school students studying Latin, second only to Spanish.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schlitz Brewing Co
Milwaukee
Wis
Preston I. Moffett Distributors, Inc
Bridge Match Winners Named at George Washington Hotel
Mrs. Howard Shockey and partner won the weekly Monday Contract Bridge Club event at the George Washington Hotel. Second place tied between Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bowers and Thomas G. Scully with Mrs. James P. Reardon. Ellis Ford was third. A meeting notice for June 19 at 8 p.m. urged participation.
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Howard Shockey
Eerrinde
George Washington Hotel
Harry Bowers
Thomas G. Scully
James P. Reardon
Ellis Ford
Ste Bout
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American University
Cameron MO
Brother Lion
American Cancer Society
Nicholsons
Frederick County Sheriff's Office
Culotte
ReGrasien
New York
N. Y
Gga
Rae
Mitchum
Roe Peoples Drug
Moffett Firm
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