Force Needed to Dislodge Pacifists at Pentagon
A Pentagon protest ended with sixteen pacifists arrested after sitting in, arms linked, and attempting to distribute leaflets outside the building. Pentagon police removed the demonstrators as they blocked traffic and protested war policies, with authorities citing a right to orderly outside demonstrations.
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Municipal Budget Totals and Water Fund Expenditures
A historical financial summary lists operating expenses across administration justice health and safety street department and water fund. It includes compensation, utilities, licenses, maintenance, and capital outlay with revenue estimates and total expenditures of 12 418.00 for the general fund and 5726.50 for the water fund.
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Rusk in Rome After Talks in Paris and Bonn
In Rome Rusk praised the Atlantic alliance as firm strong after nuclear talks with President de Gaulle in Paris and Berlin crisis talks with Chancellor Adenauer in Bonn. Segni, newly elected by Parliament, met Rusk for the first time in Rome as their longtime prior foreign minister relationship underpins the visit. Schroeder noted extraordinary unity on decisive questions after escorting Rusk to the airport.
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Fauver Delegates Lead Winchester Convention Delegation
Fauver sat on the Salvation Army advisory board and Winchester School Board. Attending the Winchester convention with him were Thomas Monahan Fer man Perry and Robert McNally Dick Fauver and Joseph A Massie Jr. Perry is president of the local club. The group will present its Americanism Award to U S Senator Harry F Byrd with Harry Byrd Jr accepting on his father’s behalf.
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Eisenhower Critiques Kennedy Era in Autograph Session
Former president Eisenhower mingled with Republicans, signing autographs and speaking to supporters. He criticized Kennedy’s domestic policies, calling the national economy uncertain and noting the administration’s floundering amid financial and economic currents.
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Stabbing Probe Taps State Police Aid In Rt. 81 Crew Incident
Sgt. Cline said investigators questioned several people about the stabbing and that two more are being questioned. The weapon has not been found and McKinney, a crew member on the new U S Interstate Rt 81 project, was improving after losing consciousness en route to the hospital.
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Flying Tigers ace Roy Leonard dies at 57
Glendale California obituary reports Roy al Leonard, fighter pilot with the Flying Tigers under Claire Chennault, author of I Flew For China, died Thursday after several months illness at age 57.
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Air France 707 Crash Kills 112 in Guadeloupe Thunderstorm
Aviation experts from France and the United States examine the wreckage on Mule's Back Hill after an Air France Boeing 707 crashed near Pointe a Pitre during a storm. The toll stands at 102 passengers and 10 crew with a lone Sunday search confirming no survivors.
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Radio Station Manager Dies in Norfolk Hospital
NORFOLK AP Robert C. Wolfenden general manager of radio station WMEV in Marion died in a Norfolk hospital yesterday after a illness.
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Lawmakers Warn of Amendment Abuse in Farm Bill Debate
Harrison notes limits on livestock district speakers to 90 seconds and supports a bill with clear purpose. He criticizes floor rewriting and rush voting that silences amendments while praising Secretary Freeman for efforts to shield the public treasury from a scandal in agriculture.
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Miss Virginia Finals Tonight
Twenty nine contestants in the Miss Virginia Pageant compete for ten finalists and the 1962 title. Dawn Williams of Portsmouth, a double winner, leads after a talent prize and top bathing suit score, while Miss Norfolk Patricia Smith also earned a swimsuit win. The winner will go to Atlantic City for Miss America and receive a $1000 scholarship plus prizes.
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