Poll shows Nixon leads in tossup states with slim margin
The AP survey finds Nixon ahead in 22 states with 161 electoral votes and Kennedy in 14 states with 123 votes. Many large states are tossups, with ongoing debate about the impact of a recent TV debate and religion on voting across regions.
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Virginia Toll Rises After Four Weekend Fatalities
Four weekend fatalities pushed Virginia’s highway toll to 539, compared with 629 a year earlier. Joyal Mines 26 of Richmond died after a tractor trailer crash on U S 1 near Richmond. Edna D Otterback 69 of Chevy Chase Md killed in a Shenandoah County two car crash. Henry Mabe 76 of Tazewell died after a truck struck him on U S 19. John Benjamin Shands 7 of Richmond died after being struck while crossing a street to bring flowers to his teacher.
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Lutherans Loan Load Climbs Across Nations
The Board of American Missions of the United Lutheran Church in America holds over 22 million dollars in outstanding loans to 883 congregations in the United States Canada and the Caribbean. Treasurer Fred C Eggers tedt stated funds back new church and parsonage construction and land purchases.
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Market closes mixed as steel and auto shares lead decline
Wall Street drifted after a small early gain with most of the major groups slipping. Dow averaged 578.95 at noon down 1.19, while the Associated Press index fell 0.30 as steel, autos, rails, drugs, chemicals, copper and electronics sagged. aircraft and select issues held slight gains amid an overall cautious mood amid U.N. tensions.
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Three Winchester traffic mishaps injure two over weekend
Police report list of three weekend incidents in Winchester. Gale Marcus six suffered bruises after a two car collision at Boscawen Street and Indian Alley at 11 25 a m. The crash involved a 1951 Ford driven by Lillian Ball of Leesburg and a 1953 Ford driven by Lillian Wynne of Akron Ohio. Damages totaled 590 dollars. Brannon of Middletown injured chin as his 1956 Chevrolet collided with a 1955 Mercury and struck two other cars on National Avenue. A third crash on Amherst Street involved Hugh E Coates in a 1955 DeSoto hitting a parked car near the Robert Glass Estate after rain and fog reduced visibility.
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President of Luckenbach Steamship Dies After Illness
James Sinclair aged 68 president of the Luckenbach Steamship Co. died Saturday after a brief illness. A former president of the Association of American Shipowners, Sinclair was born in Grand Haven Michigan.
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U S Rejects Postponing U N Session Ahead of Election
The United States rejected delaying the current U N General Assembly until after the November elections. Sen. Lyndon B. Johnson disclosed the decision, noting past postponements in 1952 and 1956 and stating there was no serious risk in proceeding as scheduled.
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Chicago Grain opens mixed in light Board of Trade trade
AP Grain notes mixed futures as soybeans slip fractions after an earlier downtrend in meals and oils. Wheat opens steady to firm while corn and oats show declines and November soybeans near 2.12.
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Market Prices In Richmond Grain and Hogs
Richmond area grains quoted per bushel include No 2 red winter wheat 1 77 No 2 yellow shelled corn 1 07 No 2 white shelled corn 1 27 No 2 oats 55 No 33 barley 90 No 2 soybeans 1 97 Hogs fetch 18 00 to 18 50 this morning as buyers bid locally.
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May Guilty Of Violation Of ABC Laws In Berryville
Curtis May was found guilty Saturday of possessing alcoholic beverages he was not licensed to sell. Judge Elliott Marshall fined him 50 dollars and imposed a 30 day suspended jail sentence. Three others were acquitted of motor vehicle violations: John Richardson speeding Jack Lively speeding and Garnett A Shumaker DUI.
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Death of Jay Paley, CBS Uncle, From Heart Attack
Jay Paley, 75, prominent Los Angeles figure and uncle of William Paley chairman of Columbia Broadcasting System, died Friday of a heart attack. He was a former executive with Congress Cigar Co.
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Robert Hott Wins Gasoline Giveaway At Shenandoah
Robert Hott of 221 Parkway won 100 gallons of free gasoline from Shenandoah Motor Co. in a promotional drawing. The event was part of a local contest tied to automotive services and prizes.
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