Plans Goodwill Trip Take Shape in Southwestern Virginia
A 150 member group of leading Southwestern Virginia business professionals will tour from Hollins to Washington in a goodwill mission. Former Governor Fr. Lee Trinkle seeks a place for himself and stops include Natural Bridge Lexington Staunton Harpers Ferry Rockville and the White House banquet in Washington. The trip begins June 20 with a Roanoke stopover and ends in the nation’s capital with a reception by the president.
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Virginia adopts capitol of Virginia at historic ceremony
On June 12 1776 Virginia adopted its capital in Richmond. Roscoe Pound dean of Harvard Law School will give the municipal address. A parade from William and Mary College will precede the event with attendees from multiple states and nations per the Virginia State Chamber of Commerce.
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Sesquicentennial of Virginia Bill of Rights
Williamsburg Va June 10 special the celebration marks the 150th anniversary of the Virginia Bill of Rights noted as a grand event highlighting the founding document and its historical significance for the state and nation.
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Indians to Perform Massacre Spectacle at Soldiers Field
In Chicago an event recreates a massacre from an improvised mountainside as about 600 Indians, descendants of participants, join a spectacle at Soldiers Field. They will rush down on a caravan in a scene echoing early days.
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