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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 10, 1960

Page

3

Record Vote Expected in New Mexico Nomination Day

Voters in New Mexico were set for a record turnout as they nominated candidates for governor and U.S. offices. Polls opened 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. Mountain Standard Time with races including U.S. representatives, a U.S. senator, and several state posts.

New Mexico Joseph M. Montoyka T. E. Lusk Carlsbad David R. Branch Eloy Pino Carlos Trujillo Jr Santa Fe Lusk Montoya Dennis Chave Clinton P. Anderson Mac J. Feldhake James P. Speer U.S Frederic Airy Albuquerque William F. Colwes Joseph Rendon GOP John D. Robbs Edward V. Balcomb John Burroughs Joseph A. Bursey State Tourist Bureau Thomas E. Holland Burrouhs Bursey Edwin L. Mechem Las Cruces Paul W. Robinson

Former congressman Robert L. Rodgers dies at 84

Robert L. Rodgers, aged 84 and a Republican who served four terms in Congress beginning in 1938, died on Monday in Erie Pennsylvania.

Erie, Pa Robert L. Rodgers

Alonso Perales San Antonio civic leader dies at 61

Consul General Alonso S. Perales of San Antonio died Monday at age 61 from an apparent stroke. He was a longtime Nicaraguan consul general and prominent local figure.

San Antonio, Tex Alonso S. Perales San Antonio

Market Quotation Summary Quiet trading in New York stocks

Electronics rose but overall mood was cautious as market breadth showed no clear pressure. Ampex General Instrument Nafi Radio Corp and General Dynamics rose about a point while Republic Steel and Jones & Laughlin fell around a point. Dow off .03 to 607.45 noon. AP 60 down .50 to 210.70. Corporate bonds edged higher as government bonds eased.

Ampex General Instrument Nafi Radio Corp General Dynamics Republic Steel Jones & Laughlin Dow Jones Associated Press U.S

Grain and livestock markets mixed on opening day

Chicago wheat and corn mixed as oats weaken while soybeans ease. in Baltimore and Chicago, cattle hogs and sheep prices move with light demand and moderate activity. Denver notes clear skies and high altitude at 5,280 feet.

Chicago Board of Trade

WCEF Board Nominates New Members

Front Royal Virginia Warren County Educational Foundation board meets to nominate new members. A final report is not expected for days as acceptances are obtained. Members will vote at the annual meeting May 26 at 8 p.m. in Front Royal Elementary School auditorium. officers to be elected from the board after.

Front Royal Warren County Educational Foundation

CIA Is Most Hush-Hush Agency in Washington

Washington describes the Central Intelligence Agency as one of the largest yet most secret federal agencies. The article notes Khrushchev’s claim that Francis Powers is a CIA agent and states the CIA does not confirm or deny involvement. It outlines CIA’s covert role, secret budgets, and concealed employment figures since its 1947 founding to coordinate Cold War intelligence.

Washington Central Intelligence Agency Nikita Khrushchev Francis G. Powers Soviet Union CIA U.S Central Intelligence Army Navy Intelligence Eisenhower National Security Council W. Dulles John Dulles Gen C.P. Cabell US Air Force

Postage Due on a Tardy Christmas Card in Albany

A 4 cent postage due card mailed May 4 in Albany carried a Merry Christmas 1958 message. Stanton B. Patterson paid the due, noting the card’s holiday greeting.

Albany N.Y Stanton B. Patterson

Former moderator Erdman Sr. dies at 98 in Princeton

Dr. Charles R. Erdman Sr. longtime moderator of the Presbyterian Church in the United States died Monday at 98. The obituary notes his birthplace and ties to Princeton New Jersey and historic church leadership.

Princeton, N.J Charles R. Erdman Sr The Presbyterian Church In the United States

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