Luther Hale Science Fair Opens At Handley High
The fifth Luther Hale Science Fair at Handley High School opens to the public Friday from 7 to 9 p.m. with about 241 exhibits. Prizes include monogrammed medals and the Luther S. Hale award for best project. Physics nine entries chemistry 38 biology 69 general science entries total 125 will be highlighted near the medal case. science club members will explain projects.
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Luther 8. Hale
Handley High School
Luther S. Hale
Handjev
Hale
Morningside Drive
Science Club
Fete Executive Group to Consider Current Deficit
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival executive committee meets at George Washington Hotel to plan payment of several thousand dollars in unpaid 1958 event invoices. Attendees include Scully Byrd Kremer and Toan with city officials and festival staff. Beta Sigma Phi rummage and bake sales listed in notices.
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George Washington
Winchester
Sargent
Thomas G. Scully
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Thomas Kremer
Charles S. Toan
Wayne A. Whitham
Tom Badridee
Robert K. Woltz
Frank Armstrong
J. Pinckney Arthur
C. F. Schenck
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
J. W. Arthur, Jr
Intown
Hoye L. Riley
Kentucky Towns Brace for Floods in Triple-State Crest
Residents from Prestonsburg Paintsville and Catlettsburg rushed to evacuate as the Big Sandy River crested four feet over flood stage. Towns along the three state area prepared for rising waters while eastern Kentucky faced ongoing danger and Virginia and West Virginia saw subsiding threats afterWednesday’s high waters.
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Paintsville
Kentucky
Virginia
West Virginia
Prestonsburg
Catlettsburg
Western invitation opens talks on disarmament
NATO foreign ministers in Copenhagen say they will pursue technical talks on arms control while not relying on a summit. The 12 NATO members note recurring Soviet refusals and will study new ways to ease tensions, stressing expert negotiations over government-head summits. They say summit talks are desirable only if they lead to real settlements and must be well prepared.
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Copenhagen
Denimark
Soviet Union
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Nique
U. S
Dulles
Record Rainfall in New York Area Sets 20th-Century High
The U S Weather Bureau reports 23.04 inches of cumulative precipitation from January 1 to May 7 1958 in the New York area breaking the prior 20th century high of 22.58 inches set in 1953. The all time record remains 26.37 inches in 1893. The forecast warns more rain for the ninth straight day.
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New York
U. S. Weather Bureau
State Dinner Tonight For Warren
President and Mrs. Eisenhower host a White House state dinner in honor of Chief Justice Earl Warren and the Supreme Court with about 70 guests including Atty. Gen. William Rogers. About 200 additional guests, including Washington area judges, are invited to a musicale after the dinner.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Earl Warren
Supreme Court
William Rogers
Desegregation Orders May Take Effect This Summer
Lawyers for Negro plaintiffs in Charlottesville seek to have desegregation orders take effect at the start of summer school. Oliver W. Hill argues relief could come after the current term ends in June, with a conference in Harrisonburg awaiting Judge Paul. If granted, no summer sessions would run segregated in Charlottesville this year.
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Richmond
Charlottesville
Oliver W. Hill
Hill
John Paul
Paul
Harrisonburg
Norfolk
Newport News
Walter E. Hoffman
Hoffman
Local CAP Joins Search for Missing Jet Training Plane
The local Civil Air Patrol joined a wide area search for a T33 jet trainer missing since Monday. CAP planes from the Shenandoah Valley scoured northwestern Virginia and nearby counties covering about 3 600 square miles from Swift Run Gap to Columbia Furnace and east to the Skyline Drive without finding the aircraft or pilot 1st Lt. G J Spartaro.
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Civil Air Patrol
Associated Press
Charleston
W. Va
Shenandoah Valley
Langley Air Force Base
Virginia
O'Hare Air Force Base
Chicago
Langley
G. J. Spartaro
O'Hare Afb
Janes Eyler
CAP
Don Patton
Wade Guard
D. Long
Columbia Furnace
Skyline Drive
Woodstock
Harrisonburg
Girl survives 20 foot fall and breaks in two places
Mary Morris, 16, hiked alone on a rugged trail near Juneau when she fell 20 feet into a creek bed. With back fractures and bleeding hands, she crawled and then pulled herself four hours to reach home and is now in a Juneau hospital casted.
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Juneau
Alaska
Mary Morris
Mary
Lee Morris
Dulles Warns West Against Abandoning Nuclear Deterrent
U S Secretary of State John Foster Dulles accused the Soviet Union of using disarmament talk as a smokescreen to push a Sino Soviet dominated world. He urged the West to keep its nuclear shield and warned Soviet promises are unreliable. He spoke in West Berlin as NATO ministers meet and outlined a stance against Soviet escalation and for a peaceful path to reduce war risk.
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Berlin
U.S
John Foster Dulles
Soviet Union
West
Dulles
Kremlin
West Berlin
East Berlin
Paris
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Copenhagen
NATO
Europe
Eisenhower Orders Withdrawal of Federal Troops From Little Rock
President Eisenhower announced May 29 a withdrawal of all federal troops enforcing school integration at Little Rock Arkansas. He urged state and local officials to assume responsibility for enforcing court orders and noted the summer recess beginning May 28. The move follows months of federal and Arkansas actions surrounding Central High School integration and prior clashes.
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Washington
Eisenhower
Little Rock
Ark
Army
Brucker
Edwin A. Walker
Central High School
White House
James C. Hagerty
U.S. District Court
Supreme Court
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Hagerty
Central High
Faubus
Newport
R. I
New Altitude Record Claimed by U S Jet
The United States claimed a new world altitude record of 91 249 feet with an FS104A Starfighter piloted by Maj. Howard C. Johnson. The climb from Hamilton Air Force Base over the Mojave Desert took 27 minutes, exceeding the previous 80 190 foot mark set by a French aircraft.
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Los Angeles
United States
Air Force
Palmdale
Calif
Nathan Twining
Joint Chiefs of Staffs
Maj
Howard C. Johnson
Novato
Knoxville
Tenn
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Mojave Desert
National Aeronautical Assn
Lockheed
Johnson
Hamilton Air Force Base
Markets at a Glance New York and Chicago notes
Markets at a glance report higher activity in stocks with gains in motors steels and rails while bonds rise led by rails. Cotton gains on strong commission house demand as Chicago grains wobble with wheat down and corn irregular. Oats firm and soybeans up. Hogs strong to 50 cents higher with top at 22.75 and cattle slaughter steers steady to 32.
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Commission
Chicago
Nixon Stoned in Peru Amid Student Protests
Vice President Nixon faced rock and fruit-throwing protests in Lima as he sought a university visit and talks with students. One rock grazed his neck and a man in his party, Secret Service agent Jack Sherwood, had a tooth chipped. Nixon canceled the visit and then spoke at Catholic University before returning to his hotel amid continued demonstrations and boos over U.S. policies.
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Lima
Peru
Nixon
San Marcos University
Jack Sherwood
Washington
White House
Sherwood
Secret Service
Catholic University
San Marcos
University Student Federation
Jacis
Bolivia
Manuel Prado
United States
South America
Shorthorn Sale and Judging Contest Set Saturday
Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders Association holds its annual sale Saturday at Farmers' Livestock Exchange starting 1 p.m. A beef cattle judging contest by 4-H and FFA members precedes sale, with 55 head offered including 9 bulls and 46 females. Sale headquarters at George Washington Hotel.
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Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders’ Association
Farmers’ Livestock Exchange
4-H Club
F.F.A
Harry L. McCann
Winchester
Stan Hayworth
McCann
W. H. McConey
Farmey Farm
White Post
George Washington Hotel
Bang's
Virginia
Jom T. Wolfe
F.fa
Frederick
Clarke
Fairfax
Fauquier
Loundoun
Page
Prince William
Rappahannock
Shenandoah
Warren
Community events and fire company meeting listings
The notice lists GE events across two evenings at Centenary Reformed Church with times May 9 and May 10. It also notes ROUSS Fire Co meeting scheduled for Thursday May 8 at 8 pm.
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Old Bethel Methodist Church
Albin
Centenary Reformed Church
Rouss Fire CO
Thurs
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Garland R
Quarles
Fete
Fort George Club, Inc
Beta Sigma Phi
Old Bel
Stonewall School
P.T.A
Rhodes Jewelry CO
Margaret L. Hodgson
Apple Blossom Pictures
Hable's Palace Theatre
A&n
Court
U.S. Jet
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