State Treasurer Pendleton to resign for private industry post
Virginia state treasurer E B Pendleton Jr will leave office June 30 to become treasurer of Southern States Cooperative He will surrender his post after more than a decade of service and return to private business in leadership of the cooperative which will name his successor in Richmond local governor and corporate officials praised his fiscal leadership and long career.
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Richmond
W. T. Steele Jr
Southern States
Pendleton
Kenneth R. Eckles
Bob Pendleton
Steele
Virginia
Monwealth
Louisa County
Thomas B. Stanley
Jesse Dillon
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Louisa County Board of Supervisors
State Tax Department
Commissioners of Revenue
Southern States Cooperative
Neutrality reaffirmed in West New Guinea dispute
State Department spokesman Lincoln White reiterated U S neutrality in the West New Guinea dispute between the Netherlands and Indonesia. He said the United States urges impartial, peaceful resolution and would accept any solution acceptable to both Indonesia and the Netherlands government.
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Netherlands
Indonesia
West New Guinea
State Department
Lincoln White
U.S
Subandrio
White
Dear Abby Crackerjack Marriage and Reputations
Dear Abby fielded letters about public crackers in soup at a social table and a grandparent’s baby sitting burden. She urged self respect, rebuilding lives, finishing school, and choosing healthier social circles.
New Law Aims to Speed California Ballot Counting
California Gov. Edmund G. Brown signed a law requiring absentee ballots to be returned three days before election. The previous rule allowed ballots to be received up to six days after election, a factor Brown cited as delaying results during crises.
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Calif
Sacramento
California
Edmund G. Brown
Kennedy Takes Potomac Cruise
President Kennedy secretly left the White House for a Potomac cruise aboard the Patrick J to relax after a back strain. The voyage lasted about 2 hours 20 minutes as he used crutches and planned to reunite with his wife tonight after her Europe trip.
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Washington
Potomac
Kennedy
White House
Europe
Kenne
Navy Gun Factory
Patrick J
Pierre Salinger
London
Greece
Athens
New York
Atlantic
Salinger
Canada
Television Board Narrows TV Commercial Slots
Washington AP The Television Board of the National Association of Broadcasters amended its code to cut peak viewing hour commercial time from six minutes per half hour to four minutes. Passages such as sponsor openings will count toward the four minute limit, and the number of spots between shows drops from three to two. The changes take effect October 29.
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Washington
Television Board
National Association of Broadcasters
Yew 8
Nervous Bride Warns Old Boy Friend At Wedding
A nervous bride tells her former flame she is marrying and warns him that the something blue at the ceremony will be him, a cheeky line signaling tensions around the wedding.
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E. B. Pendleton, JR
Abby
Abigail van Buren
Brown
Vooncase
Congoleum- Nairn
Weg
Ree
E. Piccadilly ST
Winchester
Corporation of We
Loudoun St
Brown & White
Shoecenter
Velvet
Wis
Joe Scienists
BIG Savings
MR Asay Fine
Briggs-Stratton
MOWER
Rermres
North Loudoun ST. Winchester
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