House May Speed Mideast Resolution To White House
The Senate passed Eisenhower's Middle East resolution 72 to 19. It authorizes up to 200 million dollars in military and economic aid through July and signals U S resolve against Communist aggression in the region. House leadership signals a good chance of speedy passage without a conference, while some members caution about the measure’s implications.
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Hen Produces Green Easter Eggs Ahead of Easter
In New Albany Indiana a red hen lays green eggs since January. The pallet bought July last year by John Hubbuch explains nothing as the hen, fed the same grain as his other sixteen fowls, continues producing green eggs. Later a radio program invites a Christian layman to discuss why go to church.
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Judge declines to block NAACP membership records release
Federal Judge Sterling Hutcheson refused to stop state court orders requiring the NAACP to disclose its membership lists to a Virginia legislative investigative committee. The ruling notes NAACP has a remedy in another court and leaves intact subpoenas issued by the General Assembly's committee.
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Virginia
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Commonwealth
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Festival Rally Set for March 2
Shenandoah Valley Inc announces the Shenandoah Valley Apple Blossom Rally on March 27 Heralds Shenandoah Valley Week and the Apple Blossom Festival May 2 5 Festivities include a quarterly board meeting with visitors from 15 counties and a parade and rally program at the George Washington Hotel in Winchester. More than 300 visitors are expected for Rally Day events.
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Roanoke
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Thomas G. Scully
Valley
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Winchester
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George Washington Hotel
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Witness in Cox Bribe Case Struck by Acid Attack
An unidentified assailant splashed acid on Dr. E. E. McMeans Jr. a key witness in the Cox bribe inquiry in Conroe Texas. McMeans blamed no one but Cox suggested a possible link to the investigation. Texas Ranger Johnnie Klevenhagen said the injury could have been worse.
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Texas
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Floyd Steward
Texas House of Representatives
House
Howard Harmon
San Antonio
Texas Naturopathic Physicians Assn
Israel Begins Relocation From Gaza and Gulf Area
Israel started pulling back forces from the Gaza Strip and adjacent Gulf area as part of a strategic redeployment. The move affects military positions near Jerusalem and surrounding fronts, signaling partial disengagement and transition toward new security arrangements.
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Savings surge noted among Winchester residents in 1956 report
The Federal Reserve biennial report shows Winchester deposits totaling 25 956 000 with savings accounts rising 28 3 percent from two years prior. US and South Atlantic trends appear slower than local gains as consumer credit and installment debt implications are discussed by officials. Policymaking amid Middle East tensions is described with Ben Gurion vowing peace if promises are kept.
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William J. Cheyney
National Foundation For Consumer Credit
Ghana Declares Independence as First Negro Nation in Commonwealth
Accra marks a historic dawn with a midnight flag ceremony as Ghana becomes the first black nation in the British Commonwealth. Prime Minister Kwame Nkrumah proclaims freedom for Africa and urges total liberation of colonial areas, while U S officials and world leaders attend the transfer of power.
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Strike Talks End After Four Hours With No Outcome
A four hour negotiating session between the Rubber Workers union and O'Sullivan Rubber Corp ended without a announced result. A management spokesman and a union official declined comment. The strike began last May 13 and is about ten months old.
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Attorney General Appeals Newport News School Desegregation
Norfolk Virginia Atty. Gen. J Lindsay Almond filed notice of appeal from a Federal District court order for desegregation of Newport News Public Schools.
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J. Lindsay Almond
Newport News Public Schools
Hairs on Glove Could Point to Slaying of Victoria Zielinski
Investigators in Mahwah New Jersey probe Victoria Zielinski murder with several hairs found on a glove as crucial evidence. Authorities say the 15 year old may have been lured into a car after a homework session at a classmate's house. Her body was discovered by her father at a gravel pit after an overnight search.
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Fairless Report Recommends Continued Foreign Aid with Changes
The Fairless Commission headed by Benjamin F. Fairless urges Congress to maintain aid at current levels but shift emphasis to more loans and fewer direct grants. The plan aims to stimulate private development and allow longer repayment terms.
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Washington
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Round Hill CFC Names Honorary Fire Chief
Miss Juanita Louise DeHaven, daughter of Mr and Mrs Charles C DeHaven, Route 2, was named Honorary Fire Chief of the Round Hill Community Fire Co for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival parade on May 2 She will represent her sponsor in the In Town Honorary Fire Chief contest A 1956 James Wood High School graduate, she is a stenographer at O Sullivan Rubber Corp Her senior year awards included top placements in essay and public speaking contests and she represented Virginia in a national speaking event The report also covers statements by President Eisenhower and several members of Congress on foreign aid policy and proposed reforms Continued on Page 11 Col 5
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Five Day Virginia Weather Forecast
Five day outlook for Virginia from March 7 to 11. Temperatures near normal to four degrees below normal with colder conditions Saturday and Sunday and milder Monday. Rain expected Thursday and late Friday totaling about four tenths of an inch. Cloudy with occasional rain south tonight and near the coast Thursday morning, then gradually clearing. Lows tonight in the 30s, around 40 on the coast.
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Winchester Skies March Weather Preview
Weather summary notes a Wednesday forecast for Winchester with sunrise at 6 37 a m and sunset at 6 10 p m The moon phase listed is first quarter and the date noted is March.
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