Eisenhower Urges End to Prejudice Differences on Birthday
President Eisenhower told several hundred Republican workers at the White House that Americans must wipe out differences based on prejudice and on unreasoning adherence to our own beliefs. He spoke on his 67th birthday anniversary.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Sherman Adams
Arkansas
Orval Faubus
Little Rock
Adams
San Francisco
America
Eiserhower
Republican Party
John Eisenhower
Mary Jean
Frederick County considers anti rabies inoculation ordinance
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors gave tentative approval to an anti rabies law requiring dog vaccination on first and second readings. A public hearing is set for November. The measure, urged by Winchester official H. W. Butler Jr and health director A. L. Lindall, parallels a similar Winchester ordinance. Other actions included zoning petitions to planning commission, master plan directive, and several subdivision plats under review.
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Winchester
H. W. Butler, Jr
A. L. Lindall
J Randolph Larrick
Rest Church
The
Planning Commission
Pennsylvania Railroad
Rt. 11
Commonwealth
Frederick County
Highway Department
Rt. 660
E. W
Pansy D. Mangum
Douglas F
Reba D. Seabright
Bufflick Heights
Health Department
City of
Pleasant Valley
Richard A. Goode
Elmer W. Truslow
John W. Hoover
New Rt. 30
Marjee, Inc
Greenwood Heights
Valley Farms
Frank J. Schaefer & Co
Stephens City
Holliday Development Co
Berryville Blood Drive Meeting County Quota
About 200 residents signed up for the Clarke County Bloodmobile in Berryville with a 150 pint goal. The event runs at the Berryville Community Building from 10:30 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. tomorrow.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Tomorow
Virginia Election Forecast Sees 500000 Vote for 1957 Contest
Richmond Times Dispatch predicts about 500000 voters in November for governor lieutenant governor and attorney general races. Ted Dalton leads GOP with expected Negro bloc 60000 to 80000, while J Lindsay Almond Jr. urges resistance to integration. Past Virginia turnout trends cited with 1956 presidential high.
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Richmond
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Ted Dalton
Dalton
Virginia Senate
Supreme Court
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Attorny
J. Lindsay Almond, Jr
Almond
Virginia
Libel Trial Set for November 20 in LA Case
A retrial date of November 20 was set by Superior Judge Herbert V. Walker for criminal libel conspiracy charges involving Confidential magazine and associates. The prior two month trial ended October 1 with no verdict. Co-defendants include Fred and Marjorie Meade Whisper magazine Hollywood Research Inc. and Publisher's Distributing Corp.
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Los Angeles
Confidential
and Associates
Herbert V. Walker
Fred and
Marjorie Meade
Hollywood Research, Inc
Publisher's Distributing Corp
Virginia Woolen cuts weaving to three days a week
The Virginia Woolen Company reduces weaving operations to a three day week due to worsening textile conditions. Other departments will run as needed. Memo to employees cites near full capacity for over a year and stockpiled fabric in process, with hopes for quick market improvement. The plant is owned by United Merchants and Manufacturers.
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Virginia Woolen Company
W. H. Mellor, Jr
Pany
Varel
Lke
United Merchants and Manufacturers
Huntsberry Heads Merchants and Holiday Store Hours Set
Rhodes Huntsberry Jr was elected president of the Winchester Retail Merchants Association at a semi annual meeting. The group set Christmas shopping hours with lights on December 13 and stores open 9 am to 9 pm through December 23, 6 pm on Christmas Eve. Officers elected include Robert Gaines vice president G W Lucas secretary and Robert Pizzano treasurer. Directors named for terms and other details completed. The association promotes the Chamber of Commerce 40th anniversary with Daddy Long Legs public appearances November 4-9 in costumes.
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Rhodes Huntsberry, Jr
Winchester Retail Merchants’ Association
M. B. Clowe
Chamber of Commerce
Daddy Long Legs
Daddy Long Leg
Chamber
Queen Elizabeth Returns to Workaday Chores
Queen Elizabeth returns from the Canadian Parliament opening to a full day of routine duties during her visit. A 12 hour schedule included a motorcade to Hull, a highway project ceremony, a government reception for 1,000 and a dinner with Prime Minister Diefenbaker. Prince Philip also spoke on a sponsorship conference at Oxford.
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Ottaway
Elizabeth
England
Government House
Hull
John Diefenbaker
Prince Philip
Oxford
Commonwealth
Queen Mary
Order of the Garter
Clearbrook Plans For Next Yard Party
At a semi annual meeting the Clearbrook Fire Company heard progress reports on equipment for next year's yard party. New tables with polished tops are being built and new silverware is being purchased. The group also planned to drill a new well at the fire hall.
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Clearbrook Fire Company
Blueberry Hot Cakes Triangle Diner Ad
A historical newspaper ad for the Triangle Diner promoting blueberry hot cakes. It includes contact cue and coal supply offer from FRED ROBINSON CO with Maryland Run-O-Lump coal and phone MO 2 711. The ad references dates and page codes typical of classifieds in the era.
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Triangle Diner
Pocahontas
Stove & Nut
Maryland
Fred Robinson CO
Ike and scientists meet to discuss earth satellites
President Eisenhower met with 13 science advisers for a 45 minute session on earth satellites and missiles. The White House declined to reveal details while observers noted Sputniks orbit and possible U S acceleration plans.
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Washington
Eisenhower
White House
Satellite sighted earlier than predicted across U S skies
Cambridge reports the Soviet third stage satellite seen about two minutes early from Harvard Observatory at 5.04 a m EST with a double object appearance and possible nose cone separation speculation. San Francisco observers saw Sputnik or a companion at 5 17 a m overhead. Columbus radio observatory notes signals near 355 miles altitude as solar activity declines.
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G. L. Mehta
India
Washington
San Francisco
U.S
J. Allen Hynek
Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory
Cambridge
Mass
Naval Reseach Laboraty
Hynek
Sputnik
California
D R. Moe
Sunnyvale
Moe
Russia
Sover
Congress
U. S
Pentagon
Harvard Observatory
Moonwatch
United States
Andrew B. Ledwith
Smithsonian
Vanguard Control Center
Cassiopeia
Columbus
Ohio
Ohio State University Radio Observatory
John D. Kraus
Hoffa Accused of Plot Against Fair Trial by Rackets Panel
James R Hoffa, amid wiretap and perjury charges, claimed the Senate Rackets Investigating Committee seeks to destroy him and deny a fair trial. He faced a Detroit telephones tapping conspiracy case and a delay bid while court orders block immediate union takeover. Hoffa, newly elected head of the Teamsters, awaits a resolution as Dave Beck remains interim president.
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New York
Counselors Teamsters Union
James R. Hoffa
Senate Rackets Investigating Committee
Hoffa
Sol Gelb
U. S. Dist
William B. Herlands
Detroit
Teamsters
Gelb
International Brotherhood of Team Sters
Teamsters Union
US District Court
Washington
F. Dickerson Letts
Miami Beach
Dave Beck
Beck
Bristol High School Closed Over Flu Absences
In Bristol Tennessee and Bristol Virginia, the high school suspended classes for the rest of the week after absentee counts showed about 62 percent of 765 students ill or likely ill. Nearby schools reported lower but notable absentee rates due to influenza.
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Bristol
Bristol, Tenn
Tennessee
Douglas
Beaver
Rexallle
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