High Court to Hear Virginia Redistricting Plea
The Supreme Court agreed to review a three judge ruling that Virginia's 1962 reapportionment acts were unconstitutional. Virginia's case joins suits from New York Alabama Georgia and Maryland with arguments set for fall term.
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Three Page Towns Elect Mayors And Councils
Stanley, Shenandoah and Luray voters go to the polls from 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. Charles Campbell, 38, Southern States Store manager at Stanley, files as write‑in for mayor. Emmett Good, current council member, announced earlier. Shenandoah incumbents H. S. Fix seeks reelection against George Beaghan. Council candidates include Rinaca, Orye, Tate, Kite, Foltz and Sullivan with Griffith, Graves, and others seeking seats.
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Charles Campbell
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Luray
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Emmett Good
R. R. Huffman
H. S. Fix
George Beaghan
U.S. Rinaca
Floyd Orye
John K. Tate
Glenn B. Kite
Earl K. Foltz
Malcolm J. Sullivan
Valley Deaths and Local Sale Notices
Valey deaths list Rev N J Miller 84 Bridgewater and Jacob Seldon Gochenour 79 Luray Rt 2. Special Tuesday only prices include tenderized steaks 69c lb Park Lane Ice Cream 2 gal 48c juice pitcher 29c value watermelon 79c each. Red Front Super Met Inc cherries cherries booking Montmorency sour cherries 75c per gal at the Orchard C M Will Orchard Quiessburg Va Phone New Market 23388.
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Rockingham Supervisors Approve Sanitary District Survey
The Rockingham Board of Supervisors ordered an engineering study to assess creating a sanitary district along US 11 for one mile south of Harrisonburg limits. An engineer will be hired to map boundaries, estimate property values, and plan possible bonds up to 18 percent of property assessments.
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Rockingham County Approves Briery Branch Public Dump
The Rockingham County Board of Supervisors orders a new public dump serving Briery Branch and Ottobine after the George Washington National Forest offers site access. Ranger H H Bush reports widespread dumping on public and private property in violation of laws and urges designated unloading areas and possible hire of special officers if violations persist.
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Pleasant Valley
McGaheysville
Linville
Lilly and Fulks Run
Chicken Bar-B-Que Benefit at Mt Crawford Center
Mt Crawford Ruritan Club hosts a chicken bar-b-que on Tuesday June 15 from 4 until at the Mt Crawford Community Center. S&H Green Stamps offered at Bridgewater or Mack’s store with double stamps. Gulf Stream Shrimp dinner at Dwight’s Cash Grocery Parkview Tuesday night all you can eat for $1.60. Howard Johnson's in Harrisonburg also listed.
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Harrisonburg
Wirtz Asks Rail Union Delay Bid
Secretary of Labor Wirtz asks the railroads and unions to extend the strike deadline five days to June 18. Both sides show cautious support as talks continue with no progress, amid unpaid wages and possible federal action if no settlement reached.
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Talks Set For July In Moscow
President Kennedy says the United States Britain and the Soviet Union will send high level negotiators to Moscow in mid July to restart nuclear test ban talks. He notes no atmospheric tests while others hold back and cautions this is a start not a binding treaty. British optimism hints at a possible summit.
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John J. McCloy
William C. Foster
Wallace Defiant Governor Flies To Alabama For Stand In Doorway
Gov. George C. Wallace traveled to Tuscaloosa to defy federal desegregation orders at the University of Alabama. President Kennedy urged him to stay away, warning of possible disorder. Wallace planned a door‑way stand to bar two Negro students as police and National Guardsmen monitored the scene and federal authorities warned of arrest.
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Macmillan probes sex scandal as Ward kept in custody
Prime Minister Harold Macmillan announced a judicial inquiry into the sex and security scandal gripping his government. Lord Chancellor Dilhorne will report this week on security aspects. Dr Stephen Ward remains jailed as Scotland Yard flags potential further charges. Parliament debates Profumo's resignation amid revelations of his affair with Christine Keeler and ties to a Soviet attache.
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Harold Macmillan
Scotland Yard
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Macmillan
Stephen Ward
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Ling
John Profumo
Christine Keeler
Eugene Ivanov
Britain
Kremlin
Ivanov
Moscow
Double S and H Green Stamp Day at Mick-or-Mack
Community shoppers are reminded of Double S and H Green Stamp Tuesdays at Mick-or-Mack Supermarket Harrisonburg with hours extended to 9 pm. Notices also indicate Sam's Super Market promotions and a summer closing for Loker's and Dean's Shoe Shops on Wednesdays through June July and August.
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Sam’s Super Market
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Dean’s Shoe Shop
Ten Die in Utah Cattle Truck Crash Near Escalante
The Utah State Highway Patrol reported ten killed and 35 injured when a cattle truck carrying Boy Scouts rolled over on a dirt road 45 miles southeast of Escalante. The open truck was bound for Hole-in-the-Rock, a site linked to early Mormon settlement.
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