Macmillan Outlines Seven Year Cyprus Plan
Prime Minister Macmillan announced a seven year plan for Cyprus in the House of Commons. The proposal envisages joint administration involving the Greek and Turkish governments and described it as an adventure in partnership.
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London
Macmillan
Cyprus
House of Commons
Makarios
Greece
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Council
Britain
Turkey
Creek
Athens
Washington
NATO
Mediterranean
D A V Convention Delegates Arrive in City
The Disabled American Veterans State Convention opens with about 700 delegates expected, including Auxiliary members. The Stonewall Jackson Chapter hosts sessions at the George Washington Hotel as department leaders prepare for opening remarks and a tour of the city.
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Disabled American Veterans State Convention
D.A.V
Norfolk
Suffolk
Stonewall Jackson
George Washington Hotel
Old Department
Charter Meeting Of Optimist Club Here Tonight
A Charter Night meeting of the new Optimist Club will be held tonight at 6 30 at the local venue. Howard Logan from St Louis will officially charter the club, with 20 members already signed up. The club aims to improve community affairs and guidance for boys.
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Optimist Club
George Washington Hotel
Howard Logan
Optimist Innational Out of
St. Louis
Goldfine records yield new information in Harris probe
Rep. Harris says first week of reviewing Bernard Goldfine records reveals "very interesting" items. The inquiry focuses on possible favorable FTC and SEC treatment for Goldfine, friend of Sherman Adams, with hotel bill payments and a 1954 FTC memo at issue. Goldfine has offered to testify.
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Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
Bernard Goldine
Harris
Goldfine
Boston
Sherman Adams
Federal Trade Commission
Securities and Exchange Commission
Arkansas
Mildred Paperman
New York
Plymouth
Mass
Adams
Eisenhower
Treasury Department
Miss Paperman
Sheraton Plaza
John B. Bennett
R-Mich
Boston Record
Lake County Bank to Offer Half-Rate Installment Loans
Lake County National Bank will extend loans next week at half the usual rate to drive major purchases in Lake County. President Glick Shultz said the program covers boats autos major appliances and home improvements with rates varying by use. new cars run about 6 percent.
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Painesville, Ohio
Lake County National Bank
Glick Shultz
Lake County
Severe hailstorm pounds Virginia area with heavy damage
Isolated eastern Virginia sections endured a violent storm last night with high winds and more than eight inches of hail near Four Mile Fork south of Fredericksburg. In Richmond the downpours brought near inch totals and scattered damage including broken windows, a toppled porch screen, and trees down. Authorities reported a damaged car roof and a frightened driver who escaped unhurt.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Four Mile Fork
Fredericksburg
Richmond
E. D Atkins
US. 1
John A. DeVolk
Texaco
Deblibert
Berryville Ave
Miller gets 10 years for attempted reported incident
A 21 year old Robert Miller Jr was sentenced to ten years in the penitentiary after a jury found him guilty of an attempted reported incident involving an 11 year old Winchester girl. Judge Elliott Marshall set a Monday hearing on a defense motion to overturn the verdict. The case involves Walter Echard as an accomplice. the incident allegedly occurred April 22 in a car in Winchester.
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Robert Miller, Jr
Winchester
Elliott Marshall
Frederick County
Walter Echard
Washington, D.C
Miller
Eckard
State Department of Welfare and
Eisenhower reports improving business conditions to Republicans
President Eisenhower told about 43 Republican state chairmen that clear signs point to an upturn in business. He backed security and solvency, while Meade Alcorn said the Adams resignation issue was not raised. The session at a downtown hotel was part of a three day GOP campaign school with Scranton, Schoeppel, Simpson and Thomas speaking.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Meade Alcorn
Sherman Adams
Adams
Boston
Bernard Goldfine
Alcorn
GOP National Committee
Andrew Schoeppel
Kansas
Senate Republican
Richard M
Dag Hammarskjold arrives in Beirut amid Lebanon crisis
U N Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold lands in Beirut from London and New York as Lebanon endures 41 days of fighting. He meets with the U N observation team led by Maj. Gen Odd Bull and Rejeswar Dayal while Lebanese authorities seek a larger U N troops presence to seal the border with Syria.
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Beirut
Lebanon
U. N
Dag Hammarskjold
London
New York
Middle East
Camille Chamoun
Hammarskjold
Odd Bull
Galo Plaza Lasvuof
Ecuador
U.N
Dayal
Security Council
United Arab Republic
Cairo
U.A.R
Nasser
Hammerskjold
Police Need Truck to Return Stolen Goods
Memphis police sought a five ton truck to haul about eight fur coats and extensive clothing and household items worth about eight thousand dollars found at the home of Mrs. Saddy Mae Draper 29 Negro. She faced grand larceny charges.
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Memphis, Tenn
Charles Young
Saddy Mae Draper
Williams Hardesty Re Named to Board
Garland Williams and John O Hardesty were re appointed to the Clarke County School Board for four year terms. Williams has served Berryville for 12 years and Hardesty Longmarsh for 18 years. Additional teacher appointments were approved at Clarke County High School Boyce Elementary and Johnson Williams High School. Contract bids for coal heating and cafeteria work were authorized totaling about 49318 dollars with electrical and heating installations by Clarke Electrical Company and plumbing included.
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Berryville
A. Garland Williams
John O. Hardesty
Hardesty
Longmarsh
Williams
Fred Stickney
Alice Smith Loope
Clarke County
Elizabeth Hardesty
Mary D. Sowers
Boyce
Pauline Thornton
Cora Harding
Johnson Williams
Clarke County Supply
Tentativily
Robert H. Hummer
Boyce School
Clark Electical Company
Berryville Firemen Win First Place Parade Victory
Berryville The John H. Enders Fire Company marching unit took first place at the Purcellville parade Tuesday night. The company has voted to join the Strasburg parade on June 30.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Purcellville
Strasburg
Fireworks Complete Line Skeeter's Amoco Summer Hat Sale
Hat and dress shop advertises greatly reduced hats in white and pastel colors. Also lists an iron fireman stoker and an American Standard boiler for sale with contact details.
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Skeeter
Margaret L. Hodgson
Hat & Dress Shop
W. Boseawen
Question Adams Usefulness Hurts, Says Solon
Washington AP Senator Knowland questioned if Sherman Adams harms Eisenhower policies by remaining in his role. He urged Adams to consider stepping aside, criticizing gifts accepted from Boston industrialist Bernard Goldfine. Democrats vow to seize on Adams case as a political issue while Eisenhower defends his aide.
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Washington
William F. Knowland
Nr. Calif
Sherman Adams
Eisenhower
Senate Gop
Gov. Adams
Knowland
Adams
Bernard Goldfine
Boston
California
Ray Bliss
Ohio
New York
Paul M. Butler
Butler
Goldfine
Cheit
House
Senate
Congress
Curb Market Opens Saturday at County Lot
The Curb Market at the county parking lot at Bosca wen and Kent Streets will be open Saturday from 6 a.m. to about 10 p.m.
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Curb Market
Boscawen and
Kent Sts
Compromise Aid Program Ready For Final Action
The $3.6754 billion foreign aid program moves toward final congressional action with House action expected early next week. The measure funds military and economic aid to allies, and conferees trimmed provisions on textile imports and expense reports for officials using foreign currencies from surplus commodities.
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Washington
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Senate
House
Eisenhower
British Subjects Advised To Leave Lebanon
The Foreign Office in London announced that nearly 3,000 British subjects and their families are officially advised to consider leaving Lebanon amid ongoing troubles. The guidance extends to wives and families of British diplomats and workers in Lebanon, with no clarification on potential British military involvement.
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London
Foreign Office
Lebanon
Britain
United Nations
112 Million Bushel Apple Crop Predicted
National Apple Institute estimates a 1958 U S apple crop of 112 million bushels, down from 117 million in 1957 and 100 million in 1956. State by state figures include Washington 28 million, California 10 million, New York 16.7 million, Michigan about 10.2 million, and Virginia 19.4 million, with Maryland Pennsylvania Virginia West Virginia combined at 208 million. The estimate was announced at the institute's annual Washington meeting with attendees from National Fruit Products Company and various county growers and trust firms.
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Washington
National Apple Institute
New England
Maryland
Pensylvania
Virginia
West Virginia
Far West
Washington State
Oregon
California
New York State
Michigan
Winchester
Wilkie Hunt
National Fruit Products Company
Philip B. Glaize
Frederick County
James FP. Laise
H. F. Byrd, Inc
E. Blackburn Moore
Harry F. Byrd
Clarke County Trust Growers
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Salem
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Omer Clark
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
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George W. Bell
Elizabeth City
N. C
Associated Transport, Co
T. L. Lineberry
Burlington, N. C
J. H. Smith, Jr
G. T. Griffith, Jr
Morial Hospital
Camilla V. Bell
Kim
Charles
David Pankowski
Detroit
Mich
Star Poto
Charter Meeting
Welltown Pike
H. W. Butler & Bro., Inc
Loudoun St
Berryville Firemen
Solon
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