Surveys Set for 30.7 Mile I 81 Link in Virginia
State Highway Department engineers will begin surveys and studies for a 30.7 mile Interstate 81 segment between Harrisonburg and Woodstock in northern Virginia. The route, approved by the State Highway Commission, carries an estimated cost near 23 million dollars and will pass west of New Market Mt Jackson and Edinburg in Shenandoah County. Officials note construction timing is not yet determined as months of planning remain.
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Cuba Seizes Oil Battle Victory and Rebrands Refineries
In Havana officials announce victory in the oil dispute as Cuba erases Western refinery markings. Soviet oil deliveries continue, supplying crude and products as seized plants run at reduced capacity. Government experts say shortages are unlikely now but long term capability remains in question.
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Heinz Buys Reymer & Bros. Inc in Pittsburgh Acquisition
The H. J. Heinz Company purchased Reymer & Bros. Inc., a 14 year old Pittsburgh firm known for fruit base drinks. Heinz plans to keep Reymer’s name and its Blennd fruit juice concentrates as an autonomous division with national distribution replacing the prior Pennsylvania Ohio and New York reach.
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Business Hopes for Pickup But Its Faith Is Shaky
New York report notes modest seasonal gains and cautious optimism for a fall pickup. Stock market volatility, steel weakness, appliance pileups, and unemployment persist, while income growth and consumer spending offer modest support. Experts foresee credit easing and lower rates boosting inventories and housing, with optimism tempered by past year disappointments.
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Three Women Democrats End Texas Tour for Votes
Three women Democrats Lyndon Johnson Kennedy and Shriver end their Texas drive for votes arriving in Midland Odessa after visiting Houston El Paso and tea for 2 500 supporters. Kennedy warns of a strong Justice Department against Hoffa and labor maneuvering as Republicans pull GOP banners at the El Paso hotel during a Democratic tea.
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