Voters Eye Primaries in Five States Light Turnouts Seen
Voters in Ohio Florida Indiana West Virginia and New Mexico are slated to select nominees in major races with light turnout expected overall. Florida faces higher interest with debates over Kennedy medical care financing. Governors and senators compete, while Indiana and West Virginia see limited opposition.
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Congress
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Elizabeth Kee
Western State Hospital dining room contract bid awarded
The Valley Staunton J H Fralin & Son Roanoke contractors submitted the apparent low bid of 569000 for a new dining room and kitchen at Western State Hospital. The project is the last major contract under the 1960 62 capital delay program. Richmond The University of Richmond will confer honorary degrees on five men during commencement led by Dr James Tucker and Dr R Nevitt Sanford.
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Paul E. Crandall
Blue Lustre Carpet Cleaner Claim in Ad Copy
Premium soap free cleaner promotes no soapy residue and quick resoiling reduction. It brightens color and leaves carpet nap open and lofty. Safe for all carpeting including orientals. Half gallon costs $3.39, enough to clean three 9 by 12 rugs.
Rewards Offered for Vote Buying Crimes
Martinsburg reports the Eastern Medical Society will pay $100 rewards for substantial evidence leading to arrest and conviction of anyone attempting to buy or sell votes in Wednesday elections in the area.
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Martinsburg
Eastern Medical Society
United States Reports 31st Underground Nuclear Blast
The Atomic Energy Commission announced the 31st underground nuclear explosion at the Nevada test site. It was a low yield detonation equivalent to about 20 000 tons of TNT. The U S is also conducting atmospheric tests in the Pacific and five explosions have been recorded.
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United States
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Miller elected president of state letter carriers group
Howard W. Miller of Harrisonburg was chosen president at the state letter carriers convention in Suffolk. Miller, a rural route carrier for seven years, will succeed John Johnson of Richmond.
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Howard W. Miller
Harrisonburg
State Letter Carriers Association
Miller
John Johnson
Richmond
Dairy Meet Opens at Blacksburg
A two day seminar for dairy plant supervisors and managers from across the state opens today on the campus of Virginia Polytechnic Institute. Dairy experts will speak and industry problems will form the basis of discussions and panels.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Nuclear Warhead Fired in Test Series Final Launch
The final test in the series involved the firing Sunday of a nuclear warhead from a Polaris submarine. The event marked the culmination of ongoing demonstration launches and underscored strategic capabilities during the program.
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Polaris
Negro journalist Louis Lautier dies at 65 in Washington
Louis R. Lautier, 65, a prominent Negro newspaperman and special assistant to the Republican national chairman, died Sunday. He served as Washington correspondent for the Atlanta Daily World and the National Negro Press Association before his appointment and was the first Negro admitted to membership in the National Press Club.
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Louis R. Lautier
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Atlanta Daily World
National Negro Press Association
National Press Club
Reds Charged With Violations Of Armistice
United Nations Command charged the Communists with 66 armistice violations from March 19 to April 30. U S Army Col Wheeler G Merriam told the Military Armistice Commission secretaries that 23 cases involved automatic weapons entering the de militarized zone.
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Korea
United Nations Command
U.S. Army
Wheeler G. Merriam
Military Armistice Commission
Demilitarized Zone
Kennedy News Conference To Be Carried By Networks
All radio networks and two of three TV networks will carry President Kennedy's news conference live Wednesday at 3 p.m. Eastern Standard Time. CBS-TV will tape the event and televise it an hour after it begins.
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Kennedy
White House
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News conference live on networks NBC CBS ABC and NBC telecast
NBC will carry the news conference live on television and ABC CBS and NBC will also provide live coverage. The arrangement positions NBC to show the event while ABC and CBS share simultaneous telecast channels.
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