Henry S. Baker Dies at Berkeley Hotel June 4
Henry S. Baker, formerly of Winchester in Martinsburg West Virginia, died June 4 at the Berkeley Hotel. He would have turned 71 on August 25. A descendant of an early local family, he ran a shoe store on Loudoun Street and later worked in insurance with Bryarly and Green. He leaves a son Henry Baker Jr. and had another son Samuel who predeceased him.
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Miller funeral set for Meadow Mills man in Strasburg
A funeral service for Robert William Miller of Meadow Mills near Middletown will be held in the chapel of Stover Funeral Home, Strasburg, tomorrow at 4 0 o clock. Miller, born December 6 1933 in Middletown, son of Kirby W and Ruth Henson Miller, is survived by his wife Joyce Ann Fincham and six siblings. Pallbearers named are William Robin, Walter Wilson, Rol Fisher, Lester Miller, Denver Shifflett and William L Welch. Burial will be in Mount Carmel Cemetery.
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Syracuse drama center project planned at Regent Theater
Syracuse University outlines a $1 million drama center at the Regent Theater. The plan includes a small experimental theater plus space for faculty study and drama department work, using plays from university, civic and touring groups.
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Hopewell Nylon Textile Plant Expansion Groundbreaking
Firestone Synthetic Fibers Co. began a multi million dollar expansion in Hopewell to five fold textile nylon production. Gov. Harrison praised regional growth as the area already concentrates half of US nylon fiber output, with Raymond Firestone predicting continued plant growth.
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Disappearance of Three Youths Stuns Mississippi Region
Federal and state authorities plus 100 Navy sailors search Neshoba County hills and swamps for the missing youths. Game wardens drag rivers while the FBI issues thousands of circulars across five states. A charred station wagon hull found last Tuesday remains the only clue.
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Broadway Stock Schedule Adds Nine Musicals and Twelve Plays
New York lists nine Broadway musicals and twelve plays for summer stock. Licenses include My Fair Lady Camelot Milk and Honey Tovarich Little Me The Sound of Music No Strings She Loves Me Stop the World I Want to Get Off Off Broadway adds Riverwind. Plays span Chips With Everything Take Her She's Me A Thousand Clowns Oh Dad Enter Laughing Good Morning Miss Dove The Irregular Verb To Love Love and Kisses The Milk Rain Doesn't Stop Here Any Orson Welles Moby Dick One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest The Private Ear and The Public Eye.
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Minors Charged in St Augustine Integration Protests
In St Augustine Florida a juvenile counselor charged Dr Martin Luther King Jr and other leaders with contributing to the delinquency of minors over integration marches. Warrants named King Hayling a dentist Rev Gibson and J Jackson for using wards of the juvenile court in marches.
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World’s Fair House Aims at Family Togetherness Redesign
Designers Eugene Stephenson Ellen McCluskey and Everett Brown present a Good Taste house at the World’s Fair with an early American vinyl hooked rug floor and a dim kitchen area featuring a one-foot square tile rug. A dinette uses wrought iron and a cherry top table. McCluskey’s master bedroom includes a large table to provide parents a private hideaway.
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Driest Month Rain Falls Hit Clarke County Crops
Clarke County farmers report 1.3 inches of rain on the 20th and 21st with drought heating crops. Dairy, corn and apple growers warn of reduced stands and smaller yields as pastures dry, apples stop growing, and peaches face size shortfalls if rain does not return.
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Weather Elsewhere Weather Elsewhere
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Congo's Adoula Regime Faces Tribal War and Referendum
Tshombe reports Lubaya backing for actions without conditions as Congo's Premier Adoula struggles with rising tribal rebellion in the east and southwest. A national referendum proceeds on a new constitution likely creating a central government while the U.N. ends its military role for lack of funds. Canadian and Nigerian troops depart as Maj. Gen. J Aguiyi-Ironsi leaves U.N. command.
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Barbs Doctor as a Playful Porters Nickname Mentioned
A collection of witty lines about Pullman porters and their berths. A line implies a doctor nickname for porters, then jokes about checks and deposits. Another line references a mother sweeping and enjoying garden planting. Ending remark notes trouble with “blie parks” and “ota Off The Grass.”
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Weather Outlook and Rainfall Averages Recorded
The forecast calls for fair and warm conditions tonight with lows 65 to 72. Wednesday will be hot with scattered thundershowers. Thursday cooler with isolated storms. Rainfall figures show no precipitation in the past 48 hours and monthly yearly averages across 51 years, with June at 3.88 inches and other months listed.
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Chicago livestock prices at a glance for hogs cattle sheep
Chicago markets show hogs at 4500 head with butchers 25 to 50 higher. Hogs by weight ranged 18.50 to 19.50 for 18-19. Ibs and 16.75 to 17.50 for 23 Ibs. Sow prices 14.00 to 14.75. Cattle run 2000 head with slaughter steers at 22.50 to 24.00 and heifers 21.25 to 21.75. Sheep 400 head with spring lambs weak to 50 lower and ewes 4.00 to 6.00.
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Little Miss Muffet and Other Quiz Answers
Answers cover topics from nursery rhyme characters to science and geography. Items include Little Miss Muffet, tobacco, golf, a phrase, bauxite, East River in New York, Indiana, William Henry Harrison, Galileo, and the heart.
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Georgia Brown to star in dramatic Broadway role
Georgia Brown moves from Oliver! to a straight dramatic part in French Street on Broadway. Norman Krasna wrote the play with Jose Quintero directing and Seven Arts Productions backing the project under a long term contract with Brown.
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Wall Street slides from record highs amid mixed trading
Wall Street opened lower as prices wavered after a record run, with AT&T stock showing interest and GM beginning labor talks. The AP 60-stock average fell 0.3 point to 311.4, Dow Jones 30 down 0.98 to 829.6, and most sectors soft with utilities and rails easing while Polaroid and Xerox posted gains.
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