Obituary Notice for Mrs Alice Dixon in Berryville
Mrs Alice Jane Jenkins Dixon wife of Carter Brock Dixon of Ille died yesterday at the home in Charlottes ra. Born in Clarke County she was the daughter of the late Richard Margaret Robinson Jenkins. Funeral Sunday at 2 p.m. at St. Baptist Church Berryville with Rev Alec Robinson officiating. Interment in Milton Valley Cemetery.
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Alice Jane Jenkins Dixon
Carter Brock Dixon
Ille
A Ae
Charlottesra
Clarke County
Richard Margaret. Robinson Jenkins
St. Baptist Church
Berryville
Alec Robinson
Milton Valley
71-year-old woman pilots plane to UM reunion
Miss Belle Hetzel, a 71 year old retired Omaha high school teacher, caused a fuss by landing her plane at a University of Michigan reunion for the class of 1911. She notes she has piloted airplanes for 31 years.
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Reunion
ANN “Mich
Belle “Hetzel
University of Michigan
True
Omaha, Neb
Desegregation Steps Face Local Reactions Amid Sit-in Protests
Riders proceed with a northern return after today’s trek. A federal court approves gradual desegregation for next year. Prince Edward County Virginia school board offers use of public schools for a summer remedial program for 11,800 Negro pupils by a teacher organization. Immediate response from Negro leaders as sit-ins erupt at downtown lunch counters.
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Prince Edward County
First Black Secret Service Agent Assigned to White House
Abraham Bolden becomes the first Black man assigned to the White House Secret Service detail on a 30 day temporary basis in Washington. He transferred from Chicago and could gain a permanent post if he performs well, according to Secret Service chief inspector Torina.
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Washington
Secret Service
Abraham Bolden
White House
Torina
Bolden
Chicago
Baltimore Livestock Prices and Slaughter Report
AP USDA cattle slaughter figures for Baltimore show steers and heifers 940 to 1160 pounds at 23.00 to 24.00, cows and bulls 13.50 to 15.50 for sows, hogs catalogued as US No 1-2 at 18.50 for 190-220 pounds. Spring slaughter lambs weaker early with few batches 18.00 to 19.00 for 82-91 and 73-91 pounds. 95 pound lot at 18.50.
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Baltimore
USDA
U.S. protest over Czech attempts to recruit UN staff
The note to the United Nations and the U.S. Embassy cites Czech protests about courier mail delays and alleges repeated U.S. attempts to recruit UN mission members, including driver V. Hruska, with June 1959 cited as another case. It states the actions reflect Communist demands to move UN headquarters from New York to another location, claiming the U.S. cannot ensure normal UN functioning on its soil.
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U.S
Fee
U.N. Secrece
V. Hruska
Hruska
U.N
New York
United Nations
Harrison Calls for Virginia Cultural Revival Through Education
Harrison promotes daily intellectual growth in Virginia students from Charlottesville to Norfolk. He highlights three hours by car access to state colleges and universities and backs small higher learning institutions to expand day student access with lower boarding costs. He envisions an intellectual atmosphere fostering free thought for Virginia and the nation.
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Virginia
Harrison
Charlottesville
Norfolk
Weape Harrison
Oft mispronounced: Exacerbate pronunciation guide
A brief note explaining the common mispronunciation of the word exacerbate. It states correct stress on the second syllable and the overall "egg tass er bate" sound guidance. The tip emphasizes saying ex as two syllables and pausing before deteriorating into a harder syllable.
Ballet Dancer Seeks Asylum in France at Paris Airport
Soviet dancer Rudolf Nureyev, 23, principal male of the Kirov Opera Ballet, fled Le Bourget Airport during a layover on the way to London. He refused to return to Moscow after two troupe members urged him to, then sought asylum in France with Soviet embassy staff present. The rest of the troupe continued to London.
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Paris
le Bourget
France
Rudolf Nureyev
Kirov Opera Ballet Group
Leningrad
London
Nureyev
Moscow
Fom
Richmond Area Grain Prices Reported
Virginia Markets in Richmond list grain prices per bushel. No 2 Red Winter Wheat 1.72, No 2 Yellow Shelled Corn 1.22, No 1 White Shelled Corn 1.32, No 2 Barley 0.80, No 2 Oats 0. cents.
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Richmond
Richmond Area
HAMN'S AUCTION AND DAIRY SALE LISTED FOR JUNE 17
A sales directory lists multiple auction events across Virginia, West Virginia, and Pennsylvania on June 17 and nearby dates. Items include furniture, household goods, dairy cattle, farm machinery, and real estate, with auctioneers and locations such as Purcellville VA Middletown VA Nineveh Rt 639 and Front Royal Road.
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Hamn
M. M. Clatterbuck
Purcellville
N. Va
Home Again Farms
Marshall
Stan Haworth Auction Co
Ralph W. Horst
Marion
R. W. Goodell
Charles Town
Middleway
Morrow & Orndorff
Albert Jewell
Fiear
Middletown
W. D. Orndorff
Henry L. Brown
Albin
Vapate
Letha P. Lofton
Nineveh
William B Conner
Rippon
W. Va
Canada Ends Fiscal Year in Deficit Amid Slump
Ottawa reports a budget deficit of 345.5 million dollars for the last fiscal year, driven by a recession that kept gross national product below expectations. Taxes rose modestly while spending increased, sparking policy debate with Bank of Canada Governor James Coyne who accuses inaction rather than monetary steps of hindering recovery. The new budget is set to be unveiled next week.
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Ottawa
Canada
Fleming
James E. Coyne
Bank of Canada
Coyne
Kilby Brothers In Court Bond Update For June Hearing
John Kilby, brother of James Kilby and defense witness, was released on a $250 bond for a June 23 County Court hearing. James Kilby plans to appeal to the Circuit Court and his own $250 bond was continued.
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John Kilby
James Kilby
John
Federal theft charge against 22 year old in Buffalo
Robert Jones, 22, will appear before a federal judge on a charge of stealing a woman's wallet from the Internal Revenue Service office in Buffalo New York. Police report the theft occurred at the local IRS office.
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Buffalo
N. Y
Robert Jones
The
Internal Revenue Service
Striking Seafarers Bring Ship Crews to Halt Across Ports
The strike shuts down unlicensed deck engine room and steward crews aboard many ships as unions stage walkouts in port. About 10 000 members in non striking unions keep ships afloat until they reach American ports while Joseph Curran leads National Maritime Union with pledged support from ILA Teamsters union oil workers and labor councils in 20 ports.
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New York
Ameri
Joseph Curran
National Maritime Union
International Longshoremen’s Association
The
Teamsters Union
Union Oil Workers and
Central Labor Councils
Miami airport clash as anti-tractor protest erupts
A one man anti-tractor crusade at Miami airport sparked a chase when Douglas Voorhes grabbed two negotiators leaving customs and called for citizen arrest for dealing with Castro. A crowd of 200 Cubans pursued Voorhes before he escaped unharmed.
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Miami
Douglas Voorhes
U. S
Castro
Vool
UAW Agri Culture Leaders Comment on Farm Policy
In Chicago Sen Barry Goldwater warned that if a tractor dispute escalates citizens will seek restraining orders against shipments of tractors. He called the exchange plan unconstitutional and immoral.
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House
UAW Agriculture Implement Division
Roy
Agriculture Engineering
University of California
John Bruce Liljedahl
University
Clarence Hansen
Michigan State University
Chicago
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Witon
Stevenson Seeks Deliberation on Latin America Aid Conference
Stevenson reports a majority favor a two week postponement of the Latin American economic conference slated for July 15 in Punta del Este Uruguay. Argentine sources say postponement ties to U S Congress approval of Kennedy aid bill and Stevenson aims to press for its passage in July. Haedo praises Kennedy proposals and notes improved understanding from talks with Stevenson.
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Cial Council
Kennedy
Alliance-For
U.S
Stevenson
Washington
Eduardo Victor Haedo
Montevideo
Latin America
Haedo
Weather sketch Virginia shows cool today and warming next week
The report notes fair to cool conditions today with a low in the 40s and a sunny to warmer weekend. Extended June outlook expects temperatures 4 to 5 degrees below normal, with possible showers Monday or Tuesday and rainfall totals shown for June 1961 and long term averages.
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Virginia
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N. Braddock S&t
Baltimore Livestock
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
Mary L. Lind
Frederick County Court House
Front Royal Road
Boyd G. Headley, Jr
George W. Lind
N. Merket St
E. T. Snider
Daylight Saving Time
Ham’s Auction
Westinghouse
Hamn’s
Paper Mill Road
William Conner
South End Fire Hall
Dennis T. Cole
Yard Party Committee
South End Fire CO
Refuge Church
William B. Conner
Bertie Clark
Chambersburg
Marion, Pa
M.H
John Deere
A. B. Case
Allis Chalmers
Oliver
New Holland
Franklin
Snt
Wall Motor Company
North Royal Avenue
Front Royal
Alton W. Mathews
Shenandoah Restaurant
N. Loudoun Street
Wnt
City of
Rena E. Cooper
Lucille F. Daniels
G. G. Baker
I. Q
Quartermaster Corps
George Meany
Associated Press
Albany
Glaize
Cameron St
W. Boscawen Street
Lawson Cowart Equipment Company
Popper and Sons, Inc
Acme Cotton Products Co., Inc
Lawson Cowart Equipment Co
Gendron Wheel Co
City of Winchester, Va
U.S. No. 50
Delbert L. Sager
Vernie Lewis Sager
Circuit Court
Frederick County
Ward Avenue
Richard A. Goode
Loy Eaton
Texas Company
R. W. Corstaphney and
J. Randolph Larrick
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