Kennedy Bills Move Ahead in Senate Debate Today
President Kennedy’s major bills face Senate debate as Social Security reform, health insurance for the elderly, and a $5 billion debt-limit rise dominate the agenda. A $11.56 billion highway funding measure, a $4.8 billion foreign aid bill, and a continuing resolution to keep government operating are also on the table.
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U.S
U.N Congo
Commerce Department
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
R-Nly
Javits
Ways and Means
Wilbur D. Milla
D-Ark
New York
Foreign Relations Committee
Senate Labor Committee
White House
Lebanon Church News Briefs Highlights Personal News
Mr and Mrs Joe Brown of Silver Spring Maryland welcome a son. Mrs Brown is formerly Lorain McDonald, daughter of Mr and Mrs Gene McDonald. Charles Hodson improves from illness at home. Mrs Betty Morris still a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A yard party drew a large crowd at the Community Center Saturday. Mrs Aileen Lindamood visiting Seventh Day Adventist camp at New Market. W A Pangle Sr, one of the oldest residents, improving after illness. Harry at Newton Baker Hospital Martinsburg West Virginia. Mrs Leonna Spradler and family spent weekend with relatives in Staunton. Miss Grace McDonald is visiting.
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W. A. Pangle, Sr
Harry
Newton D. Baker Hospital
Martinsburg
W. Va
Leonna Spradler
Staunton
Grace McDonald
Waynes and Shuster Satirize TV in Holiday Lodge Debut
TV critics note Wayne and Shuster spoof a lake resort plot in the CBS premiere of Holiday Lodge with mistaken identity and mobster convention gags. The laugh track is described as a long howl while industry concerns focus on David Susskind and Talent Associates amid a slow season. Recommended tonight Peter Gunn on ABC with Jane Morgan making a dramatic debut.
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New York
Holiday Lodge
CBS
Jack Benny
Lake Resort
David Susskind
Federal Communications Commission
Packa
Talent Associates
Susskind
NBC
Peter ‘Gunn
ABC
Jane Morgan
Swift sewing pattern for toddler set in gingham
The ad offers pattern 4713 for a toddler pop top bonnet and bloomers in pique seersucker or gingham. Sizes 1 to 3 years, yardage 35 inch fabric 1% yards for bonnet and bloomers, 1% yards for pop top. Send 50 cents in coins plus 10 cents extra for first class mail to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star. AME address with zone needed.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Kernstown News Briefs Spark Mild Local Social Ties
Mrs Helen Richard reports a May birthday dinner at Mr and Mrs Charles Hamilton of Marlboro. Several residents and visitors are listed, including Robert Edwards of Arlington and multiple families visiting Clinton Ritter and Mrs Tusing. The piece notes picnic and social visits among townsfolk and guests from Winchester Vienna Cross Junction and Richmond before closing with fragmented household details.
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Kernstown
Charles Hamilton
Marlboro
Robert Edwards
Arlington
Mrs. Clinton Ritter
George Grey
George Glaize
Wayne Barthmew
Vienna
Clinton Ritter
Rosa Pannett
Winchester
Glen Lamp
Helen Lamp
Cross Junction
Granville Donald
Charles Richard
James Donald
Sue Donald
Libby Cline
Middletown
Cy Mee
Herman Ritter
No News
E. Sok
Arthurer
Terault
A. B. Crabill
Richmond Re
Local Family Notes Hospital Admission in Silver Spring
Ceceene Morris entered Shea County Memorial Hospital last week, accompanied by her sister and brother in law Mr and Mrs Joe Brown, and other family members. The brief update places the family in Silver Spring for the medical visit.
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Silver Spring
Joe Brown
Ceceene Morris
Shea County Memorial Hospital
Round Hill Meeting Plans Yard Mass Event
Round Hill residents will gather at the Round Fire Hall on the evening of June 26 to plan a yard mass. Family social updates mention Mrs Janet, Mrs Hartzell Haines and family visiting Slanesville, and Mrs Mary Dawson traveling to Baltimore to stay with her son. Several relatives spent Sunday in Cumberland Maryland with Mr and Mrs Edward King and Mrs Lena Duvall as well as a Hawkins family reunion held in Martinsburg West Virginia.
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Round Fire Hall
Janet
Hartzell Haines
Slanesville
Mary Dawson
Baltimore
Ernest Grayson
Cumberland
Edward King
Lena Duvall
Grayson
Minnie Lowery
King
Gertrude Hawkins
Barbara Hawkins
Terry Hawkins
Lyndon Hawkins, Jr
Frances Hart
Paul Puffinberger
Gail
Dennis Hawkins
Martinsburg
W. Va
Hawkins
Eisenhower Nixon Set for Pennsylvania Rally Appearance
Former President Dwight D Eisenhower and former Vice President Richard M Nixon meet tonight in Hershey Pennsylvania to help Republican efforts for governor and a Senate seat. Nixon will speak about party organization while Eisenhower makes brief remarks as party leaders gauge possible Eisenhower Senate hopes.
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Hershey
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Pennsylvania
Nixon
Eisenhower
George the Bloom
Repul
Joseph S. Clark
David L. Lawrence
Bloom
Dear Abby Not Quite Even Money
Absent clear events, the column discusses a 24 year old gambler who believes he can win “scientifically” and a woman asks if she should stay with him. Abby says avoid gamblers and urges the reader to seek a partner in her league. The page also covers marriage, loyalty, and columnist work claims.
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Abby
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