Budget Hearings Highlight Virginia State Needs and Projects
Gay Harrison and advisors continue budget hearings as Virginia universities request nearly 3 million more state funds for the next biennium. The 1964 66 capital outlay program includes a new School of Architecture building, a proposed fine arts center unit, and Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center replacements. State Police seeks 125 additional positions. William and Mary requests fund class space and a life science building with a military education facility totaling about 3.08 million.
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University of Virgina
School of Architecture
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
Fishersville
Army Hospital
William and Mary
Loring Named To State Cancer Fund Committee
Loring, manager of Shenandoah Gas Co., is named to the state cancer fund committee overseeing fundraising. A longtime American Cancer Society activist, he chaired the 1962 Crusade in Winchester Frederick County and worked on the cancer program in Washington. He serves as vice-president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber Industrial Development committee, is a Rotary Club member, director of the local Industrial Development Corp., and past president of the Shenandoah Valley Manufacturing Association.
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State Cancer Fund
of Loring
Shenandoah Gas Co
Mr. Loring
American Cancer Society
Crusade
Winchester-Frederick County
Washington
The
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturing Association
Suspects Fined for Traffic Offenses in Local Court
Robert A. Fisher 35 of Rich Harvey 1317 St Loudoun St paid the same fine for hit and run and a 13.75 penalty for lack of operator license. Roger L. Barnes 21 of Sunny Side Station received suspended jail, 213.25 fine, and one year license revocation for DUI. Elmer W. Blanchfield 20 Jackson Ave and others faced speeding fines from 20.75 to 27.75. William L. Dunlap 20 Gore was fined 25.75 for reckless driving.
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Rich Harvey
St. Loudoun St
Roger L. Barnes
Sunnyside Station
Iince Venceme
Elmer W. Blanchfield
Jackson Ave
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Gunman Misses Ex General Walker by Inches in Dallas
An unseen rifleman fired through a back window and missed ex General Edwin A. Walker by a scant inch at his Dallas home. Police said Walker moved at his desk during tax work, likely saving his life. The shot came from an alley behind the north Dallas house using a 30.06 rifle. Walker, a Texas native, left the Army in 1961 after being relieved of command in Germany amid alleged extreme right political teaching. He faced seditious conspiracy and insurrection charges after a University of Mississippi riot. federal charges were dropped.
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Dallas
Tex
Edwin A. Walker
Walker
Texas
Army
Germany
University of Mississippi
Order of Publication in Shickle Case in Frederick County
In Frederick County Virginia the court orders Carl B Shickle Jr to appear within ten days after publication in the Winchester Evening Star. The notice states the plaintiff seeks attachment of the principal defendant s personal estate for an owed debt and that attempts to serve have failed. The order is dated March 19 1963 and lists Dabney W Watts as attorney.
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Circuit Court
Frederick County
Virginia
Carl B. Shickle, SR
Carl B. Shickle, JR
Commonwealth of Virginia
Winchester Evening Star
Winchester
Lee N. Whitacre
Dabney W. Watts
Rouss Avenue
Viewers' Thoughts on Whimsical TV Ads and Crossover Casting
A columnist reflects on viewers reactions to magical product ads and a peculiar Oscar moment with a model in suds. It notes Edie Adams and her daughter Mia Susan Kovacs appearing on ABC and previews ABCs Amos Burke with Gene Barry, plus NBCs Dick Powell Theatre negotiations and a weekend TV lineup including Sullivan and Garland shows.
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Lucille
Mia Susan Kovacs
Edie Adams
ABC
Edie
Brahm
Amos Burke
Gene Barry
Garry Con Way
Barry Kelley
NBC
Dick Powell
Burke
Homicide
The
Vatican
Pope John XXIII
Ewing Installed Stephens City Fire Head
Ray Ewing, newly re-elected president of the local fire company, took office Wednesday with other officers and heads of the Ladies Auxiliary. Officers include David Petrie vice-president Herbert Painter secretary and Joseph Funk treasurer. Mrs Frank Ewing became president of the Ladies group. Drivers will be appointed at the regular meeting this month.
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Stephens
Ray Ewing
David Petrie
Herbert Painter
Joseph Funk
Treasuer
Frank Ewing
Ladies’ Group
Alabama Law Bans Free Easter Pet Chick Sales
Birmingham based county humane society official Executive Director George W. Looney warns that Alabama law prohibits selling or giving away baby chicks ducks or rabbits as pets. He notes the Easter season as the reason for public awareness.
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Birmingham
Ala
County Humane Society
Alabama
George W. Looney
Minister Resigns Over Racial Matters at Danville Church
Dr Robert L McCan pastor of First Baptist Church resigns effective June 16 after saying he was resented ridiculed and pressured over racial integration. He submitted his resignation at a church business meeting in Danville.
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Danville
Robert L.mccan
First Baptist Church
Planet
Rdilatiga OG Bathe
Aithenabans
McCan
Postmaster Applications Accepted in Two Virginia Posts
The Civil Service Commission announced applications are open for postmaster positions in Waynesboro Virginia and Keyser West Virginia with annual salaries of 7395 dollars. Applications must be filed with the commission no later than May 7.
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Washington
Civil Service Commission
Waynesboro
Keyser
W. Va
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