Color TV Survey Finds Radiation Exceeding Safe Levels
In Washington D.C. 66 of 1 color television sets surveyed emitted higher radiation than the safe standard at the Health Physics Society meeting. The National Center for Radiological Health reported most sets had no measurable radiation outside the cabinet.
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Colo
Washington, D.C
The
Health Physics Society
National Center For Radiological Health
Virginia Community Colleges adopt expulsions for rioters
Virginia's State Board for Community Colleges approved policies to suspend or expel rioters on two year campuses. The rules authorize legal action against students, nonstudents, or staff involved in campus law violations and require disbanding of unauthorized assemblies.
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Richmond
Virginia
State Board For Community Colleges
Eugenie B.sydnor Jr
Presbyterians Back Poor People Campaign in Virginia
About 500 Virginia Presbyterian ministers and officers endorsed the Poor People Campaign during the Synod of Virginia meeting in Staunton. They authorized volunteers to attend the Washington solidarity day, with an estimated 15 delegates traveling to the capital. Dr. James Sprunt of Staunton was elected moderator by acclamation.
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Staunton
Virginia
Presbyterians
Synod of Virginia
Washington
James Sprunt
Bethel Presbyterian Church
Social notes highlight Clinton Clarke countryside events
Young set returns from schools as summer activities resume. Arlington and Winchester hosts host parties for Debutante Barbara Clagett and Donald Gilpin graduation, with guests from Bethesda, Coral Gables, Lakeville and beyond. Laundry list of visits, camps, and club events follows, including Garden Club, Millwood dances, and Newport Road social rounds.
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Eugene Casey
Springsbury
Winchester
Clarke County
Eugene Stokes Casey
Bethesda
Casey
George Visnich
Coral Gables
Fla
Caseys
Kenneth Gilpin
Richard Byrd
Chapel Hill
Navy
Great Lakes Naval Training Center
Adair Rogers
Rehoboth Beach
New Orleans
Richard Plater
Playgarden
Plater
Samuel Robinson, Jr
Woodberry Forest School
Winchester- Clarke Garden Club
Burdette Wright
Harry Stimpson
Henry Hornblower
Boston and Co
Quantico
W. Conroy Wilson
Peanoes
Virginia Beach
Millwood Country Club
Jonathan Hewitt
New York
Charles Rommey
Rommey
Long Branch
Jonathan
Abram Hewitt
Blue Ridge Hunt Pony Club
R. R. Guest, Jr
D.C
A. R. Dunning, Jr
Rock Hill
R.R. Guest, Jr
Virginia
Toy Gun Helps Rout Robbers at Cincinnati Hotel
Gerald McGreal, a night clerk at Kemper Lane Hotel, faced two masked robbers who approached with a revolver. He fired back with a toy gun, ducked for cover, and the assailants fled without stealing. The report notes Petersburg’s origin as Peter's Point from trader Peter Jones.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Cincinnati
Gerald McGreal
Kemper Lane
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Charles Thomas Clagett, Jr
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Kentmere
Chevy Chase Club
Sulgrave Club
Peter Duchin
Brooke Farland
Joseph Farland
Frank Christopher
Carter Hall
George Lee
Guilford
Malcolm Magruder
Camp Wachusetts
New Hampshire
L of Leesburg
William ,Cook
Thomas Clagett
Patricia
Philip Meade
Bahamas
E. K. Meade
Edgewood
Willian Wright
Tappahannock
Richard Dole
Jed Olcott
Mexico City
Mex
Ty Boyd
Greenwich
Conn
George ‘Burwell
Mt. Airy
Edith Beardall
McLean
Palmer Uhl
Princeton
N.J
Rebecca Clark
Holland Clark
Rueben Clark
Savannah
Lois
Marguerite Tupper
William Tupper
Apple Hill
California
Princetons
Satisfied Minds
Shenandoahs
Harry Stimpson, JR
Rosney
Beverley Byrd
Clifford Miller
Harry Byrd, Jr
Tommy Byrd
Joseph A. Massie Jr
Toy Gun
Petersburg
Peter’s
Peter Jones
East Monthru
Big Swinger
T&c
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Argus
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KODAK
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RTH
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