Headley outlines FHA program revisions and expansions
David Headley and Velma Calton of the Farmers Home Administration discussed a strengthened FHA program after a regional meeting in Richmond. The revisions broaden housing and rural development lending, extend dwellings loans to 33 years at four percent, allow farm enlargement purchases, and expand county reach including Front Royal serving Frederick Clarke Shenandoah Loudoun and Warren Counties.
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David Headley
Velma Calton
Farmers Home Administration Office
Richmond
Headley
Supervisory Agricultural Credit System
FHA
Front Royal
Seve Farm
East Jackson Street
Frederick, Clarke
Shenandoah
Loudoun
Warren Counties
No Formulas On Berlin Says Kennedy
President Kennedy told a group of labor leaders that the United States will explore every reasonable avenue to a peaceful berlin solution and cannot rely on unilateral action. He emphasized commitment to avoid rigid formulas.
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Berlin
Kennedy
London
Labor Sada Tak
Tuthang
Ohh Mons M
United States
Tah-Ha-Ga-Su Opens on Osage Reservation
A new golf club named Tah-Ha-Ga-Su recently opened on the Osage Indian reservation in Pawhuska Oklahoma. The name means hits the ball with a club.
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Pawhuska
Okla
Osage Indian
NAACP Official Freed in Virginia Trespass Case
W. Lester Banks of Richmond, NAACP Virginia official, is freed of trespass charges after the Commonwealth’s attorney drops the case citing a U S Supreme Court decision. The case involved a refusal of service in a Union Station restaurant and related events near Bluefield West Virginia.
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Lynchburg
A. U. S. Supreme Court
Virginia
NAACP
W. Lester Banks
Richmond
Virginia Conference of N
Commonwealth
Royston Jester Ill
U. S. Supreme Court
Banks
Union Station
Bluefield
W. Va
Norfolk & Western Railway
Petersburg
Virginia Supreme Court
U. S
Natural Electric Motor Keeps Human Heart Beating
Heart specialists report growing success in using battery driven pace makers to regulate the heart. The device sits inside the body and uses transistors to replace or assist the heart's natural electrical impulse, helping pump blood when the natural motor falters.
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Miami Beach
Fla
American Heart Association
Pace maker implants grow as heart aid in medical study
In the last 18 months, 19 patients received pocketwatch sized implants wired to the heart with 16 showing good results. The device provides a fixed rate and can be replaced under local anesthesia, while other surgeons report over 100 pace makers used in the United States and Canada. A different model runs at 64 bpm and can be increased to 120 bpm as needed.
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William M. Chardarck
University of Buffalo
Andrew A. Gage
Buffalo
Cme
Chardarck
United States
Canada
Heart Association
Adrian Kantrowitz
Maimonids Hospital
Brooklyn
N.Y
Missile Bodies Recovered From Wrecked Ship
In Yokosuka Japan the Navy reported forty four missile bodies recovered from a wrecked ship. The recovered hardware is valued at nearly 1.5 million dollars and will be inspected for salvage and potential reuse by naval authorities.
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Yokosuka
Japan
Navy
Vessel Grounding Near Okinawa During Typhoon
Ambiguous fragment notes the ship 1 Muse en route to the U S Army on Okinawa and that the vessel went aground during a typhoon off Okinawa on October 9.
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U.S. Army
Okinawa
Muse
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Hawkins
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Buick
Millwood Ave
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Winchester
Frock’s
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Buckmarsh & Main. Sts
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Buncutter Tire Co., Inc
Braddock
Shell Service Center
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