Distributive Education Coordinators Named
John C. Pence will be the Distributive Education Coordinator at James Wood High School for 1968 69. Ronald L. McGuigan named DE Coordinator at Handley High School succeeding Donald Sinclair and teaching DE I II and MI in 10th 11th 12th grades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Pence
James Wood High School
Mr. Pence
James Biddle
Turner-Ashby High School
Dayton
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Ronald L. McGuigan
Handley High School
Donald Sinclair
Mr. McGuigan
North Penn High School
Lansdale
Handley
Community notes from Kernstown and surrounding towns
Social visits and family gatherings fill a weekend in Kernstown and nearby areas. Mr and Mrs Clarence Williams hosted visitors at Double Churches while Hattie White visited relatives in the area. Norman White of Mansfield Ohio joined dinner with the Whites. Alma Einstein and family celebrated a grandson Dale Ballanger's fifth birthday. graduations were noted as Dorothy Conner earned a BS at Madison College in Harrisonburg.
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High View
Clarence Williams
Kernstown
Howard White
Hattie White
Marvin White
Norman White
Mansfield
Ohio
Acree Einstein and Son
Arlington
Alma Einstein
Thurman Ballanger
Dale Ballanger
Garland
Roger
Elizabeth Ballanger
Dale and
David
Waldo Bennington
Bartonsville
Kevin McWhinney
Front Royal
Robbie Shiley
Rt. 4
Marevin White
Marshall Shiley
Robbie
Vergie
Glenn White
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Dorothy Conner
Johnie Hartley
Carlton Gardiner
Hartley
Raritan
Italian Official Sees Civil Rights as America’s Core Issue
Vice Mayor Salva tore Pacini of Turin Italy told Birmingham civic and business leaders that Italy cannot understand racial problems in the United States. He said civil rights represent America's biggest problem and wondered at reports of riots during his State Department tour.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Birmingham
Ala
America
Italy
Salvatore Pacini
Turin
Pacini
United States
State Department
Mia Farrow and Sinatra Divorce Quietly in Juarez
Actress Mia Farrow obtained a quick Mexican divorce from Frank Sinatra in Juarez after a 30 minute proceeding. The couple, married July 1966 and separated last November, left the scene with Farrow returning to Hollywood and Sinatra traveling east after taping a TV show.
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Hollywood
Mia Farrow
Frank Sinatra
Juarez
Haggard Looking
Peyton Place
Bel Air
Sinatra
Miss Farrow
South Korea Warns North Over Subversion Threats
Premier Chung Il Kwon warns of in kind retaliation if North Korea mounts major sabotage. He cites potential attacks on storage facilities and industrial targets and says any retaliation would be carried out by volunteers in North Korea, not the South Korean government.
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Seoul
South Korea
Chung Il Kwon
North Korea
Chung
Capitol
Kim Il Sung
South
United States
Humphrey assails Nixon on Thurmond veto line in 1968 race
Vice President Humphrey condemns Nixon and the Thurmond veto claim in a campaign speech. He cites 1950s to 1960s history and argues the Nixon fear tactic contrasts with his own Kennedy era liberal goals. Nixon aides deny Thurmond veto power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kerr
Humphrey
U.S
North Vietnam
John F. Kennedy
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Strom
United States
Sen
Strom Thurmond
Thurmond
Pig for President Proposal Sparks Democratic Exchange
At a Chicago news conference, Democratic national chairman John M. Bailey faced a hippie group declaring plans to nominate a pig for president. The attendee asked if the pig would be allowed to address the Democratic convention and whether the pig talks, prompting Bailey to reply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
John M. Bailey
Bailey
Wallace vows open housing repeal and military approach
George C. Wallace campaigned in Indiana promising to repeal open housing, seek a military solution to Vietnam, remove Communists from defense plants, and raise tax exemptions. He urged school choice and warned federal funding would end for busing if he wins, drawing large crowds in Hammond.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hammond
Ind
George C. Wallace
Vietnam
Fort Wayne
Alabama
Hammond Civic Auditorium
Wallace
Pup Revived After Mouth to Mouth Rescue
A German shepherd puppy named Peanuts in Buffalo New York was revived with mouth to mouth resuscitation after being found limp and cold. Robert J Donnelly, a tavern employee, described seeing the pup lifeless before the revive effort returned it to life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Buffalo
Peanuts
Robert J. Donnelly
Bonds Approved for Dormitories at Madison College
The Madison College Board of Visitors approved issuing 2 million dollars in revenue bonds to build two women’s dormitories for about 400 students as part of a future nine-dormitory complex on East Campus. Russell M. Weaver was re elected rector and Helen M. White vice rector.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Madison College
Russell M. Weaver
Helen M. White
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James Wood
Winchester
Sears Roebuck & Co
Roanoke
Lane Furniture Co
Altavista
Winchester Evening Star
J.W. Arthur
LNN
Insurance
Boscawen St
North
New York Times
Saigon
Hanoi
Pig
Sonia
Valley Ave
Route 11
Colonel Sanders
Duff’s
South Valley Ave
George Wallace
Montreal
Canada
Pup
Lexington
Aldred A. Pruden
Greenville
N.C
VMI Foundation, Inc
Virginia Military Institute
Richard Walton Baugh
VMI
VMI Foundation
Sen. Robinson
Petersburg
J. Kenneth Robinson
Southside
Republican Committee
Eagles Club
Miller’s Hardware
Loudoun St
Niagara Falls
Toronto
Atlantic City,n.j. Labor Day
Atco Tours
P.O
Hagerstown
Kentucky
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