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Harrisonburg Daily News Record

Location

Harrisonburg, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1967

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Miller Incumbents Named At Democratic Mass Meet

Miller 46 of Mt Crawford dairy farmer and ex revenue official highlighted a Rockingham Democrats mass meeting. Incumbents George W. Kemper and A. L. Strawderman were nominated for re election as county clerk and sheriff. James R. Sipe declined another bid for commonwealths attorney. Miller will oppose Republican L M Armentrout for commissioner of revenue. Delegates named to district convention. meeting chaired by George R Aldhizer Jr and Lester H Beydler Jr.

Et Oeik George W. Kemper A. L. Strawderman Cit Thomas H Thomas H. Miller Mt. Crawford Conn Pen Rockingham Commonwealth James R. Sipe Miller L. M. Armentrout First National Bank of Harrisonburg Broadway Jennings Morris Er Ashby Northern Virginia Association George S. Ald Hizer I Aos Herbert Plains District Del Russell M. Weaver Kemper Sipe Strawderman George R. Aldhizer Jr Lester H. Beydler Jr Charlies W. Wampler Jr J. O. Long Lacey Spring New Market House of Delegates Shenandoah Page

Guerrillas Kill Soldiers as Bolivia Faces Widespread Mine Strike

Communist guerrillas killed a corporal and two privates in a mountainous ambush 45 miles northeast of Vallegrande while miners in Catavi Huanuni district endure a 48 hour strike that halted operations at Catavi and Siglo Viente 20th Century mines. Authorities warn of possible violence as students demand universities be free from government rule and protesters rally in La Paz.

LA Paz Bolivia Catavi- Huanuni Vallegrande Santa Cruz Department Cuba Ernesto Guevara Huanuni Catavi Bolivian Mining Corp Siglo Viente

Valley Deaths Miss Betty Walla Jones Harrisonburg

Obituary notices list Miss Betty Walla Jones of Harrisonburg and Mrs. Mary Fifer Burgess of Crawford with brief details referenced on the page.

Betty Walla Jones Harrisonburg Mary Fifer Burgess Crawford

Johnson and Hussein Meet in Washington on Mideast

President Johnson and King Hussein of Jordan held a two hour conference in Washington with seven Americans and four Jordanians. The White House said there was no identity of views but the session had definite value. Details were scarce and no immediate policy changes were announced.

Washington Johnson King Hussein Jordan White House Christian Israel Jerusalem New Jerusalem Hussein King Hussein of

Navy Court Backs Israel in Liberty Attack Inquiry

A Navy court of inquiry found insufficient information to assign blame for the USS Liberty attack on June 8 off Sinai. The report notes Israel’s strike killed 4 Americans and involved misrouted messages and delayed communications.

Washington Navy Liberty Pentagon Israel Sinai Joint Chiefs of Staff U.S

Israel Announces Merger Of Old And New Jerusalem

Israel merges Old and New Jerusalem into a single city after US nonrecognition of Israeli control. Old City access opens to Israelis. Arabs in Old City gain access to New City. Boundaries extend toward Bethlehem. Bethlehem itself excluded. International voices including the Pope, USSR, US, and Britain opposed annexation.

Israel Old New Jerusalem Jerusalem Old City Mount of Olives Mount Scopus Bethlehem Kalandia Airport Old Jerusalem Paul VI

Senate OKs broad Teacher Corps education bill

The Senate passed a $10 million education bill creating a broad Teacher Corps program and extending it three years. Republicans charged insufficient consideration of new training provisions while Morse supported House language to avoid a likely conference deadlock. The measure, under Washington control, allocates $135 million for corps over three years and $775 million for new training for all education personnel.

Washington Senate Johnson Wayne Morse Dore House Morse U.S. Office of Education Office of Education

Montmorency Cherries For Sale At Discount Prices

Montmorency cherries offered at 1.00 per gallon with contact numbers New Market 422 3388 and Harrisonburg 434 3073 for orders and inquiries.

Montmorency Harrisonburg

Notice to Advertisers for Independence Day Holiday

Tuesday July 4 holiday means no Daily News Record. Advertising deadlines shift with July 5 and July 6 issues. June 30 is the Friday deadline for July 5, and July 3 is the Monday deadline for July 6. Shop 24 hours at Easy Sears. Montmorency's new ripe Tip Top Fruit Farm.

Daily News Record Wed Montmorency Tip Top Fruit Farm

Fifteen Nations Urge Israel to Withdraw From Jerusalem

At the United Nations a bloc of nonaligned countries urged General Assembly action demanding Israel withdraw from the Old City of Jerusalem to block annexation. The U S opposed the resolution while Arab and Soviet bloc states backed it. President Johnson appealed to avoid rapid moves.

United Nations, N.Y Israel Jerusalem U.N. General Assembly Burundi Ceylon Congo Caper Guinea India Indonesia Malaysia Mali Pakistan Somalia Tanzania Zambia United States Abba United A U.S Old City U. N Johnson Hussein Jordan

Violence erupts in Niagara Falls riot on Highland Avenue

Police estimated several hundred youths smashed store windows in a Negro section of Niagara Falls late Wednesday night. About 35 helmeted officers with tear gas rushed to Highland Avenue to quell the disturbance.

Niagara Falls N.Y Highland Avenue BUILD Frank N. Felicetta

Buffalo Violence Staged by Youths Shocks East Side

About 1,000 youths hurled rocks and debris at police and torched cars in Buffalo's East Side amid ongoing unrest. Tear gas fired as injuries rose above six. police reported damage and looting after two nights of violence.

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