Stovall And Mintzer Win Council Seats
David H. Stovall a Republican newcomer and Joseph Mintzer a veteran Democrat won the two Harrisonburg City Council seats in a close municipal race. Stovall led by 1259 to 1125 with Erickson at 1062. Stovall will replace Erickson Sept 1. Mintzer begins his third term that day.
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David H. Stovall
Joseph Mintzer
Harrisonburg
Roy Erickson
Stovall
Mintzer
Erickson
Mr. Erickson
City Planning Commission
Metro Pants Co
Roy Erickson Co
Major County Races At Elkton Grottoes
In Rockingham County two towns, Elkton and Grottoes, led Tuesday’s county races with council and mayoral contests. Elkton incumbents faced losses, write in results complicated by an unexpired term, while Welty Hensley won the mayoralty. Grottoes showcased a younger council with several incumbents defeated and most new members under 45.
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Rockingham County
Grottoes
Elkton
H. L. Coffey
R. B. (Penny) Hutton
M. W. Lough
Welty Hensley
Harold A. Workman
I. L. Flory III
Alan R. Thompson
Workman
Flory
Thompson
John E. Rion
C. E. Spit
Surveyor 1 Ends Moon Landing Photos With Silent Sunset
Surveyor 1 sent 400 plus shots as sunset dimmed on the Sea of Storms before shutting down for a lunar night. Scientists at JPL note possible lunar atmosphere hints, while project manager Robert J. Parks weighs options to keep power and camera equipment alive for future daylight return.
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Pasadena
Calif
Surveyor 1
Jet Propulsion Laboratory
Earth
Cape Kennedy
Fla
Surveyor
Robert J. Parks
Parks
Dalke Re elected Woodstock Mayor In Tight Race
In Shenandoah County Woodstock kept its mayoral and council balance with William B. Dalke Jr winning over Fred Emswiller Jr by 13 votes for a four year term. Edinburg elected Peter Craig mayor on 82 to 9 with write ins and Mt Jackson re elected Phillip Shannon on write ins in a two year term. New Market chose Richard O Roark by 50 to 40 write in votes while Woodstock council saw incumbents Kibler and Peer win re election and Mrs. W Nelson Lynn lead the field with 562 votes.
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Woodstock
William B. Dalke Jr
Fred Emswiller Jr
Shenandoah County
Peter Craig
Edinburg
Zane Neff
Mt. Jackson
Phillip B. Shannon
Shannon
New Market
Richard O'Roark
Mr. O’roark
Ralph Bingham
Clarence A. Kibler
Allen Peer
W. Nelson Lynn
Lynn
M. Luther Bauserman
Bauserman
Milton Coffman
H. C. Jones
Joseph P. Myers
Dalke
Emswiller
Valley Theatres
Central High
Craig
Neff
C. Richard Rhinehart
Charles Mullins
R. C. Wightman Jr
Clifton Dinges
Wightman
Dinges
Mullins
FMC Corp
Front Royal
Jackson
Wilmer Allen
Richard Burkett
James Miller
Lacey Rea
Mason Reger
Owen W. Larrick
Miller
Allen
Burkett
Rea
Larrick
Roger
James Bowman
Henry Jordan
A. B. French
Don Moyers
R. S. Orebaugh
W. H. Garber
Gerald Gunn
Richard Myers
French
Moyers
Orebaugh
Garber
Raymond Whetzel
Ralph Combs
Bobby Biller
Buddhist Protests, Tear Gas Halt Saigon Demonstrations
Buddhist led crowds fill Saigon streets for a third day as riot police and rangers disperse protesters with tear gas. Monks, nuns, and youths gather in Hue and Cholon to fast and chant, while military actions against Communists continue in Kontum and along Hai Phong coast.
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Saigon
South
Viet Nam
Hue
Cholon
Thieh
Tri Quang
Quang
United States
Willard Pearson
101St Airborne Division
North Viet Nam
Kontum Plateau
Pearson
North
Haiphong
Chicago Police Shake Up After Two Nights Of Riots
Chicago police increased patrols in a 16 block Puerto Rican neighborhood after two nights of violence sparked by the shooting of a Puerto Rican youth. Eight shot or wounded, over 80 arrested, 500 officers deployed, taverns closed, and two man squads placed for rapid response.
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Chicago
O. W. Wilson
Police change orders curb vice in Rush Street clubs
Captain Holzman, wearing full dress, takes charge of the Chicago Avenue district to clean up vice and gambling on Rush Street while keeping the assignment. Wilson restricts crowd control dog calls to district commanders or higher, saying dogs worsened disorder during the Puerto Rican riot, as local leaders blame poor police communication amid a Polish German to Puerto Rican neighborhood shift.
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James Holzman
Wilson
Associated Press
Holzman
Chicago Avenue
Rush Street
Chicago
Valley Deaths List Two Local Residents
Courtney Boyd Pennybaker, 77, of Sugar Grove West Virginia and Dora Lucas McCoy, 70, of Route 1 Stanley are listed among valley area deaths with brief memorial details on page 22.
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Courtney Boyd Pennybaker
Sugar Grove
W. Va
Dora Lucas McCoy
Rt. 1
Stanley
Early June car sales behind 1965 pace despite GM lead
General Motors tops the early June auto market with 135,965 cars, a new high for the period, as overall U.S. sales for June 1–10 total 239,214. Ford, Chevrolet, Chrysler, and AMC show declines or modest gains versus last year, with industry totals lagging 1965's first-ten-days pace but remaining ahead year to date.
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Detroit
General Motors
U.S
H. E. Crawford
Buick
Oldsmobile
Chevrolet
Ford
Chrysler Corp
Chrysler - Plymouth
Dodge
Ford Motor Co
Lincoln-Mercury
American Motors
Elks Lodge seeks bookkeeper for Flag Day service
Public notice invites applications for a bookkeeper at Lincoln Thursday 8 PM. Elks Lodge Hose Co. No. 4 on Main Street hosts a lawn party from June 20 to June 25. Experience preferred and public is invited to apply at Miller, Inc Elks Home Ground.
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ELKS
Lincoln
Hose Co. No
Main Street
Miller, Inc
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