Rescue Squad and Auxiliary Win Awards at Virginia Convention
The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad and Auxiliary captured several honors at the 28th Virginia Association of Rescue Squads convention in Richmond. The auxiliary won the women’s state championship in first aid. the squad earned the State trophy for the Outstanding Call of the Year. W. H. Baker received the Bishop & Settle Safety Award and was re elected District I vice president.
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Winchester
Virginia Association of Rescue Squads
Richmond
Douglas Conner
William Pitcock
Ivitae
Warnetta Haven
Donald Holliday
Glenn Lee
Clatus Good
Ray Santmier
W. H. Baker
Bishop & Settle
Baker
Virginia Association
Warren Glascock
Miss DeHaven
Robert M. Henry
Association
Music program at Clarke County highlights Renner’s approach
Miss Renner leads Clarke County High School fundamentals music classes using a tonette to teach reading and playing notes. She aims to have students sing in every class and expects to roll out tonette instruction around early November while continuing rhythm work and appreciation.
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Renner
Miss Renner
Madison Collge
Harrisonburg
Welch
W. Va
Shenandoah College
Winchester
Opequon Memorial Presbyterian Church
Kernstown
Reward Offered for Hit and Run Ship
Norfolk reports a $1,000 reward for the unidentified ship that rammed a Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel trestle causing over $50,000 in damage. Investigators seek the dented fendered vessel believed to have struck Trestle C about two miles north of the Baltimore ship channel between August 1 and August 5.
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Norfolk
Chesapeake Bay Bridge
Baltimore Ship Channel
Quiz Show Is Canceled By ABC After Three Airings
The 100 Grand quiz show with a $100 000 top prize is canceled by ABC after three performances. Executive Producer Robert Stivers cited lack of public interest. Over three weeks the show awarded $20 000 in cash and $5 550 in savings bonds with no contestant reaching the top prize.
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New York
American Broadcasting Co
Robert Stivers
Valachi link to 1931 Masseria murder and Santuccio identity confusion
Valachi testifies about Masseria killing and a Newark boss named Joe Bonano. Police say Masseria was shot in 1931 at 2715 West 15 Street in Coney Island. killers unknown. Valachi disputes Santuccio alias Doyle and notes mob war switching to a later peace.
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Luciano
Genovese
Valachi
Newark
Joe Bonano
Brooklyn
New York
Massaria
West 15 St
Coney Island
Ralph Salerno
John Roach
Hartford
Santuccio
Doyle
Stamford
Conn
Mascaria
Maranzano Group
Masseria
Dodgers Dominate Yankees In Game With Record Strikeouts
Dodgers win 8-2 over the Yankees as Koufax tallies 15 strikeouts setting a series record. Roseboro homers for L A. Tresh hits for N Y. Gilliam, Wills, and Howard contribute key plays as Dodgers take a 1 0 series lead.
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Roseboro
Boyer
Koufax
Ford
Wills
Carl Erskine
Yankees
Gilliam
W. Davis
Ardson
T. Davis
Richardson
Howard
Skowron
Mantle
Maris
Farstip
Yankee
Tracewski
Hector Lopez
Ron Fairly
Pepitone
Mickey Cochrane
Philadelphia Athletics
Roy ‘Campanella
Brooklyn
Phil Linz
Williams
Kubek
Tresh
Dodger
Walt Alston
Traczewski
Steve Hamilton
Hirst
New York
Hamilton
Los Angeles
Goldwater Corrects Record on Speech Attribution
Goldwater says he did not move toward the center and that Gerald K. Skibbins of Princeton authored an Aug. 24 Montclair speech now in the Record. He clarifies the mixup and says he does not condemn John Birch Society members though he may disagree with their methods. Skibbins notes the label conservative has been tied to extremist groups by radicals on the left.
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Gerald K. Skibbins
Princeton
N.J
Arizona
Congressional Record
Skibbins
Montclair
John Birch Society
America Firsters
American Legion
Senate foes stall tax bill amid civil rights push
Sen. Everett Dirksen called the Finance Committee vote a crushing defeat for the administration and said no floor action would occur until Christmas. He noted about 75 amendments could be offered to the tax measure. Sen. Hubert Humphrey said civil rights would take priority and House action on civil rights was anticipated this month. Democratic leaders hoped to pass both civil rights and tax reduction before year’s end.
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Senate
Finance Committee
Dirksen
House
Hubert H. Humphrey
Minnesota
Humphrey
Kennedy
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