Profile of Raymond C Mitten Former Editor Dies in Fall
Raymond C Mitten aged 42 a free lance writer and former editor and reporter died after plunging from the 13th floor of the National Press Club building Thursday night He had worked as a reporter for the Akron Beacon Journal and was a former editor for a U S Chamber of Commerce publication
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Washington (Ap
Raymond C. Mitten
National Press Club
Akron
Ohio
Beacon Journal
U.S. Chamber of Commerce
Warren County High Enrollment and Desegregation Debate
Warren County High prepares for a term starting Tuesday with 18 Negroes and 18 white students enrolled under an injunction. Separately, 600 enrollment cards have been signed as foundation officials plan tuition funding and a private school program with $60,000 still needed. A federal judge declined to dissolve the desegregation order, keeping the Negro students assigned to Warren County High pending further action.
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Warren County High
Warren County School Board
County Board of Supervisors
William J. Phillips
U. S
John Paul
Bessie Jeffries
Mountain Side Inn seeks beer license in Gore Virginia
Douglas Robert LaFollette and Helen Marie LaFollette notify the Alcoholic Beverage Control Board they will apply on September 14, 1959 for a license to retail beer over 3.2 percent at Mountain Side Inn located 1 mile east of Gore Virginia on U S Route 50. Beers to be consumed on premises.
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Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Mountain Side Inn
Gore
U.S
Wagner and Rockefeller Discuss New York Juvenile Crime
New York officials including Mayor Wagner and Gov Rockefeller meet to consider youth camp programs similar to CCC amid a rise in juvenile crime. Four teens were arrested for stabbing an 18 year old, as police widen a city crackdown with more officers and training camps planned.
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New York
Robert F. Wagner
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Civilian Conservation Corps
CCC
Dominick Scudiere
Israel Santiago
Ephrian
Victor de la Paz
Scudiere
Majestics
Brooklyn
Warwick
N. Y
Grant Young
Calara Reese
Grant
Wagner
Abraham D. Beame
Jan. J. Rockefeller
Puerto Rico
Salvador Agron
Agron
Dracula
Antonio Luis Hernandez
Hernandez
Regulation Debate Over Farm Labor Under Wagner-Peyser Act
The Department of Labor defends amendments to regulate farm labor recruiting under the Wagner-Peyser Act. It says the rules target use of public employment services to prevent undercutting of prevailing wages and ensure safe housing, without addressing foreign workers, minimum wages, or collective bargaining.
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Department of Labor
Robinson
American Farm Bureau
Labor Department
World Acknowledges Problem. Local Reach Lacks Supplies
A speaker notes that while the global community recognizes the issue, resources and personnel cannot be brought to the province. He laments the inability to extend help locally and stresses the gap between awareness and assistance.
Opening Day School Enrollment by Campus in 1957
On the first day of school 1957 Handley High had 933 students and Handley elementary 282. Virginia Avenue 502, John Kerr 333, Quarles 379, Douglas High 166, and Douglas elementary 108 with notable enrollment increases at several sites.
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John Kerr
Quarles
Handley High
Handley Elementary
Virginia Avenue
Douglas High
Douglas Elementary
Mrs Catherine Cooper Andes Is Honored Church Leader
Mrs Catherine Cooper Andes of Burlington North Carolina is described as a prominent church leader and community activist. She is a former Elon College graduate with a major in religious education and has served as a trustee of the Congregational Christian Home for Children. The Andes family, including two young children Cindy and Kristin, now reside at 1408 S Loudoun St in the Congregational Christian parsonage.
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Churches of
North Carolina
Southside
Virginia
Boy Scouts
Halifax County Council of Religious Education
the Heart Association
Stewardship Commission
Southern Convention of Congregational Christian Churches
Andes
Catherine Cooper
Burlington
N. C
Elon College
Congregational Christian Home For Children
Cindy
Kristin
New Congregational Christian Parsonage
S. Loudoun St
Amkha mounts defense line as offensive widens
Amkha orders a main defense line 12 miles out with paratroopers at forward outposts. He reports heavy fighting, about 60 dead or missing since the Communist offensive toward Sam Neua began at dawn Sunday, and claims 200 prisoners taken.
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Amkha
Sam Neua
Eisenhower Departs France After Historic State Visit
Eisenhower and de Gaulle parted after wide talks stressing Atlantic alliance and world peace. Premier Debre hailed the cooperation while Herter continued diplomacy with NATO as Khrushchev exchange looms. Rain and farewell gestures marked the departure from Rambouillet as de Gaulle’s talks concluded.
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de Gaulle
Eisenhower
le Bourget
U. S
Lauris Norstad
Michel Debre
Maurice Couve de Mur
France
Silver Air Force 707
Premier Debre
Woodrow Wilson
United States
Christian Herter
NATO
North Atlantic Council
Nikita Khrushchev
Paris
Rambouillet
Rambouillet Chateau
Charles de Gaulle
Rebellion in Algeria Topics Spark Quiet Debate
Questions discussed on Algerian rebellion and North African issues arose in vague terms. A late note mentions African problems generally and North Africa specifics, with plans for events at Senseng Park and Airport Speedway highlights.
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Algertian
Holiday Sports Weekend Highlighted By Softball and Races
Softball and stock car races top the weekend sports menu as the church and city softball league playoff games are set for tonight and continue into the holiday period. The item notes area events and schedules for local fans.
G Albert Smith, Character Actor, Dies at 61
G Albert Smith, 61, a character actor, died Thursday. He began on stage in 1914 in Louisville, his birthplace, and later appeared in various screen and television roles.
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New York
G. Albert Smith
Louisville
John Rufus Hardy Panama Canal Co. press chief dies
John Rufus Hardy aged 56, press chief for the Panama Canal Company, died Wednesday. He had long served in public relations for the canal zone. Hardy was known for his work shaping press coverage and communicating canal developments.
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Panama
John Rufus Hardy
The
Panama Canal Co
Rear Adm Burton S Hanson Jr Dies in Bethesda Hospital
Rear Adm. Burton S Hanson Jr aged 52 and retired since June died Wednesday night at Bethesda Naval Hospital of lung cancer. Born in Grand Haven Michigan he took part in major Pacific landings in World War II amid his long naval career. Household Finance Corporation of Winchester advertises loans at 7 to 600 dollars with local contact.
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Washington (Ap
Burton S. Hanson Jr
Bethesda
Naval Hospital
Hanson
Grand Haven
Mich
Pacific
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Rockefeller
IEE
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Winchester
Old — Strong Bank
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Cadillac
B & M Chevrolet Sales Company
N. Loudoun ST
Winchester, VA
Hardy
Senseng Park
Sycamore
Gaalalask
Avenina
Viver Colm UY Cib
Airport Speedway
Miss Airport Speedway
Burton
Household Finance Corporation of Winchester
Loudoun St
Leggett’s
Children’s Dept
Lingerie & Foundation
Jewelry Dept
D. Mosse
BLUE
Chambray
Bargain
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