U S Has Uphill Fight Burr P Harrison Sees Future
The second article on Rep Burr P Harrison profiles his guarded view of the nation’s future. He warns of complacency and rising spending from 35 to 90 billion and predicts a possible loss in 16 years if priorities slim. He credits Judge Howard W. Smith as a shaping influence in Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burr P. Harrison
Congress
Washington
Burr Powell
Jeremiah
Appropriations Committee
Judge Smith
Howard W. Smith
Broad Run
Virginia
Feeder Calf Sale Sets New Records at Farmers Livestock Exchange
The Feeder Calf Sale yesterday set records for total head sold and gross value since two Fall sales began in 1960. Prices reached 36.25 per hundredweight for steers and 29.50 for heifers, with 2 819 head from 104 northern Virginia and nearby West Virginia consignors selling for 378132.75 dollars. Buyers came from nine states. average 134.14 per head and 28.34 per cwt, weight 437 pounds, total 1,334,280 pounds. Grand champion Angus pen shown by Owen Thomas and Sons. Hereford champions awarded to Paul Adams and Corotoman Farm. Sales sponsored by Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association and Virginia beef groups.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia
West Virginia
Fred Weiland
Howe
Indiana
Carlos E. Perren
Mt. Vernon
Ohio
Northern Virginia Livestock Producers Association
Virginia Beef Cattle Producers Association
Virginia Agricultural Extension Service
Virginia Division of Markets
Northern Virginia
Owen Thomas and Sons
Round Hill
Paul Adams
Aldie
Corotoman Farm
Loudoun County
Hereford
Carlos Eastep
Roundill
Release of Cuban Invasion Prisoners Denied
Berta Barreto de Los Heros denied Miami reports that Bay of Pigs invasion prisoners were freed. She said negotiations with Fidel Castro are not completed and will continue after a meeting with James B. Donovan. another session is planned.
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Havana
Berta Barreto de Los Heros
Miami
United States
Kitten Rescued From Tree In Block 400 N Braddock
Residents of the 400 block of N Braddock St watched a kitten stuck in a tree all night. City garbage truck No 18 backed up to the tree and workers climbed up to rescue the animal. Lt Raymond C Sandy of Stephens City and others from the C 123 airlift group are repairing schools near Saigon during leave.
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N. Braddock St
Sandy
Saigon
Viet Nam
Ist
Raymond C. Sandy
Stephens City
USAF
Raymond T. Sandy
Spellman's Residence Bombed No Injuries Reported
The St Patrick’s Cathedral residence of Cardinal Francis Spellman was struck by an explosion early today. No one was hurt including the cardinal who slept on the second floor as four basement windows blew out. Detectives noted the blast as suspicious and bomb squad experts later found dynamite casing-like remnants in an alley nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernie Gould
New York
Oarty
St.Patrick's Cathedral
Francis Cardinal Spellman
Cardinal Spellman
St. Peter’s Basilica
Rome
St. Peter’s
Timothy J. Flynn
St. Patrick's Cathedral
Flynn
Manhattan
Oarte
West Berlin aid blocked by East German guards near wall
Berlin AP report says East German guards barred British and West Berlin Red Cross ambulances from reaching a wounded man near Checkpoint Charlie. A West Berliner who tried to assist was shot by East German guards, and an ambulance was halted for about an hour before retreating.
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West
Checkpoint Charlie
Wall
West Berlin
Red Cross
Sonnenallee
Warren Philip Ferrier
Thieves Hit Ten Places Overnight In City and County
Police and the sheriff report at least ten vending machines broken into overnight along Rt. 11 South and in the city. Most cases involved pried open machines with change boxes stolen. Several named sites include Amherst Street Gulf Station and Kellas Esso Station No 2 plus Painter's Auto Sales and Gulf Service Station near Place Bros. One claimants’ officers say a single culprit is likely responsible.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rt. 11
Amherst St. Gulf Station
Kellas Esso
Stewart and Boscawen Sts
Gulf Service Station
Place Bros
Valley Pike
Willow Lawn Pool
DeHaven
J. Thomas Boyd
FAA chief alarms over cockpit misbehavior photographs
N E Halaby says verified cockpit shenanigans photographs indicate a serious condition in airline operations and could exist today. He notes some images are authentic, including pilots dozing and a donkey in an aircraft, and orders action to prevent recurrence.
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Washington (Ap
N. E. Halaby
Federal Aviation Administrator
Halaby
FAA
Booing and unrest shadow Ole Miss on holiday campus
Campus unrest persists at the University of Mississippi as booing, public safety activity, and a reduced student presence mark a holiday weekend. James Meredith was seen in the cafeteria amid taunts while the Army reported patrols and no injuries.
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Lord, Miss
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
James H. Meredith
Jackson
Meredith
Jackson State College For
U.S. Atty
Nicholas Katzenbach
Man’s sport obsession makes wife a silent in-house spectator
A columnist argues sports devotion defines male identity and provides social leverage, while wives endure a TV room under the threat of chores and silence. It notes how sports act as a shared male bond and a source of macho pride, with anecdotes of a wife overloading on sports knowledge.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mantle
Mays
Walter Mitty
Congress adjournment in doubt as pork and pensions loom
Only the House met on Saturday while the Senate remained out until Monday. Leaders postponed a firm adjournment date amid a $6.28 billion foreign aid driven appropriation and a looming postal rate and pay raise debate. Many members have left to campaign and may not return unless an emergency arises.
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Washington
Congress
House
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
John W. McCormack
Mass
Lions Meet in Northern Virginia District 24 A Sessions
Lions Clubs from 43 clubs gather for a day of business sessions in Northern Virginia District 24 A. Dr. Walter H. Campbell of Lions International delivers an address urging Americanism and service. About 350 Lions and wives attend at Winchester with 300 at the breakfast.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
Virginia
Walter H. Campbell
Lions International
Campbell
Woodstock
William B. Hix
Bryan Stotler
Winchester
Virginia Council of Governors
Hix
Ralph Cain
COMMUNITY NOTICES AND LOCAL BUSINESS ADS
Local shops announce hours and specials including Bell Clothes and Virginia Market. A dinner and rally for Marsh is scheduled October 15 at 6 30 p.m. at 629 N Loudoun St is the event venue with tickets via Marsh Head Savings. The Robinson for Congress page corrected to include committee officers George Scheulen Mary Jean Casey and E R Huntsberry Jr listed at 182 Loudoun Street Winchester.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Citizens For Marsh
Marsh Head
Robinson For Congress
Keenachester-Frederick Robinson Congress Committee
George Scheulen
Mary Jean Casey
E. R. Huntsberry, Jr
Loudoun
Winchester
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U.S
Jack Davis
I. Fred Stine
Association
Curtis Mast
V.P.I
P. T. McIntyre
White Post
R. H. Mullinix
Woodbine
Spellman
Airlines
Raps
Trans World Airlines
William J. Miller
Tightrope
Project Tightrope’ Committee of Lawyers
Federal
Aviators Agency
Joyce Brothers
North American Newspaper Alliance
Chubby
Garfic
Bell Clothes, Inc
Virginia Fruit Market
N. Loudoun St
Virginia Dairy Bar
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