Washington Roundup Sees White House Focus on Legislation
In Washington AP reports the administration will stay near the White House as key tax and civil rights bills move through Congress. Kennedy weighs a Far East swing from Japan to New Zealand. Senate probers delay Valachi testimony amid ongoing Crime investigations. The Commerce Department issues two corn export licenses to Continental Grain and Cargill valued at about 2.37 million dollars.
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Gee
Joseph Valachi
Senate
Senate Investigations Subcommittee
Valachi
Cosa Nostra
Commerce Department
Hungary
Continental Grain Co
New York
Cargill, Inc
Minneapolis
Cargill
NAACP Officials to Visit Danville for Racial Developments
State NAACP leaders will travel to Danville Monday to meet with city Negro leaders after months of unrest last summer. The delegation includes Rev. L. F. Griffin of Farmville state president Robert D. Robertson of Norfolk vice president and S. W. Tucker of ia chairman of the state legal committee.
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Richmond
NAACP
Danville
L. F. Griffin
Farmville
Robert D. Robertson
Norfolk
S. W. Tucker
Pattern 4937 Children’s Sewing Set Surprise
Fashion notice describes pattern 4937 with top slacks and dress, easy to sew with transfer included. Provides yardage for size 6 and mailing costs, directing readers to Anne Adams care of Winchester Evening Star for pattern and catalog requests.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Valley Opposes High Dams in Potomac Basin
The Citi Senn Association urges Gov. to drop the Corps of Engineers high dam plan for the Potomac River Basin after reviewing the watershed proposal. The Potomac Committee will compile recommendations following full plan review. The issue centers on river management and regional impact in Harrisonburg and nearby areas.
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Harrisonburg
Citi- Senn Association
Shenandoah
National Parks
Fluoride slows human cell growth study prompts water debate
Two Oxford researchers report lab evidence that sodium fluoride slows human cell growth and call for more fluoridation research while cautioning it does not prove water fluoridation is unsafe. The BMJ study notes fluoride at 1/20 strength of drinking water was used.
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London
British Medical Journal
Organ
British Medical Association
Roger Berry
Oxford University
Wilfred Trillwood
Oxford Hospitals
United States
Britain
Pre-Sentencing Report Ordered In Burglary Case
Don Carlos Pamplin of Tennessee pled guilty to an amended indictment charging daytime breaking and entering and petty larceny. He was ordered held in Frederick County Jail for a pre sentence report, with charges from breaking into John C. Pugh's house and stealing food and jewelry.
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Don Carlos Pamplin
Tennessee
Frederick County
Pamplin
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Elliott D. Marshall
John C. Pugh
Notable global figures in brief on poverty and culture
Lester Pearson urges tackling poverty hunger and disease before space ambitions. William Scranton declines presidential bid. Irvin Gitlis performs eight encores in Moscow as Israeli violinist on cultural exchange. Ezra Taft Benson named Mormon European missions president. Pablo Casals Day at the United Nations features Casals conducting and 41 million Americans commuting by car.
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Montreal
Lester Pearson
United Nations Association
Pearson
Moscow
Ivrn Gitlis
Moscow Conservatory
Gitlis
Russia
Salt Lake City
Ezra Taft Benson
Eisenhower
European Missions
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter - Day Saints
Mormon
Frankfurt
Germany
Benson
Mormon Church
Council of Twelve Apostles
United Nations
N.Y
Pablo Casals
Assembly Hall
Casals Festival Orchestra
Puerto Rico
Cleveland Orchestra Chorus
Robert Shaw
Quadruplets Born in N Y
New York AP reports Rhoda Brecker 27 and husband Martin from Quadruplets Park Queens welcomed four healthy babies at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center. The firstborn girl weighed 4 pounds the second was a boy 2 pounds 15 ounces the third a girl 3 pounds 11 ounces the fourth a girl 2 pounds 12 ounces. The mother a former Brooklyn teacher and the father an attorney have been married almost six years with no other children.
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NEW York
Quadrup Park
Queens
Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Rhoda Brecker
Brecker
Broadway Weather Trouble Critics Pan Drought Musical
Broadway opens 110 in The Shade at Broadhurst Theater amid weather themed humor. Inga Swenson and Robert Horton star with a supporting cast including Lesley Warren and Steve Roland. Harvey Schmidt and Tom Jones provide a breezy score but the show falters despite some pleasant numbers. The piece mirrors earlier A Rainy Day in Newark as a tepid, near miss.
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New York
Broadway
Newark
Broadhurst Theater
N. Richard Nash
Inga Swenson
Robert Horton
Stephen Douglass
Will Geer
Steve Roland
Scooter Teague
Hiccups Return After Brief 11 Day Break
Lucy McDonald of Atlanta resumes hiccuping after an 11 day respite ending Thursday. The 96 day siege had baffled doctors and home remedies. McDonald, a divorcee with three children, works at a soda fountain and continues on the job for her family.
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Atlanta
Lucy McDonald
Juror Excusal Decision From Attorney General
Attorney General Robert Y Button ruled that a person summoned for jury duty who is over age may be excused only by the judge. The ruling states the clerk of the court cannot grant the excusal. The opinion was issued in response to a query from William S Holland, clerk of Suffolk Circuit Court in Richmond.
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Richmond
Robert Y. Button
Button
William S. Holland
Suffolk
100 Test of 8100 Virginia Newborns Finds No PKU
Dr James J Dunne says 8100 Virginia newborns tested in the past year show no PKU cases under the Guthrie program. The department will continue testing after reaching a 10000 test quota, coordinated in 43 hospitals since last October.
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Richmond
Virginia
James J. Dunne
Department
Bureau of Maternal and Chilt Health
Dunne’s
Guthrie
Maen
Dunne
Richmond Home Damaged By Fire Bomb
An arson fire bomb struck an elderly Richmond couple's home injuring no one. Mr and Mrs Basil Irwen Chapman, both 81, reported a loud explosion as a gallon jug with flammable liquid ignited by a rag wick. Fire Chief M E Williams called it arson.
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Richmond
Basil Irwen Chapman
Chapman
Eagles Roost In Everglades National Park
About 20 Bald Eagles were spotted roosting in Mahogany Hammock ten miles inside Everglades National Park in Miami Florida. Park naturalist Ernst Christensen says the birds are safe there and wary, vanishing from much of the country.
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Miami
Fla
America
Everglades National Park
Ernst Christensen
Dear Abby column fragment with family guidance notes
A partial Dear Abby column discusses a young man and Socrates framing, a mother driving a 13 year old son to old neighborhood, and a father asking Abby to influence the mother. The exchange mentions a son named Billy, his reluctance to make new friends, and a clash over a long daily commute.
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Abby
Socrates
Cookie
Republican Wins Seat in Ga Senate Special Election
In Dalton Georgia a Republican, R S Thomas, won a state Senate seat in a special election to succeed Charles Pannell. Thomas led Democrat James Phillips by about 600 votes of 6000 cast. Thomas will join three other Republicans in the 54 member Senate and Georgia has two Republicans in the 205 member House.
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Dalton
Senate
GOP
South
R. S. Thomas
James Phillips
Charles Pannell
Georgia Court of Appeals
James Dorsey
Atlanta
Thomas
Georgia
House
Halloween tricks turn into threatening nuisance says columnist
The writer denounces Halloween tricks as coercive and organized rackettering, condemning paying bribes to deter vandalism. He argues all citizens and police are fed up with the menace and cites Abby’s wedding booklet as a counterpoint, urging readers to ignore the tactic.
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Hallowe’en
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