Families Seek More Police Action After Store Murders
In Staunton two families appeal for stronger police effort after the April robbery and murders of Constance Hevener and Carolyn Perry at the ice cream shop where they worked. Husbands and parents say little is being done while officials say detectives are fully engaged and agencies are aiding the investigation.
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Constance Hevener
Carolyn Perry
Staunton
Sym
Pathy
Commonwealth
Atty
T. C. Elder
J. M. Bogers
State Police
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Debt Ceiling Boosted 22 Billion By House
The House approved a 22 billion increase in the national debt limit pushing the ceiling from 336 billion to 358 billion. The measure passed 217 to 196 and now goes to the Senate where hearings and a floor debate are planned.
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Senate
Treasury
Congress
Russell B. Long
Dla
Senate Finance Committee
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Johnike
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Johnson
White House
Soviet Premier's Daughter Visits Met Opera Backstage
Kosygin's daughter Ludmila Gvishiani toured the Metropolitan Opera backstage during an intermission for La Gioconda. She praised the performance saying Very nice opera, and Renata Tebaldi kissed her cheek urging a future visit to Russia to hear the people there enjoy her voice.
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New.y.ork
Ludmila A. Gvishiani
Gvishiani
Alexei N. Kosygin
Soviet Union
Istoré
Metropolitan Opera
Lughter
Renata Tebaldi
Russia
Marsh Vote Increases Debt Limit Favors Valley District
Washington Rep John Marst Jr of the Seventh Valley District voted in favor of raising the national debt limit.
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John 0. Marst
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