Four Principals Appointed in Frederick County Schools
County school board announces staffing changes at a special meeting. Thomas J. Line Jr becomes transportation and maintenance supervisor after four years at Shepherd College and prior roles in Frederick County. John H Lewis Jr succeeds Koontz at Middletown School, while Dewayne A Raines moves to White Hall as principal teacher. Follows moves for F S Fishel Koontz and Line roles.
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John H.lewis, Jr
Middletown
Dewayne A. Raines
White Hall
Thomas J. Line, Jr
Shepherd College
Frederick County
Robinson School
Kiline
Round Hill
Robert E. Ayler
Fishel
Round School
Ridgewater College
Petre Eietnadtecerm
Jacanakoes College
Bedford County
James W. High School
MR. Koontz
D. A. Colaw, Jr
Stonewall School
Colaw
Fairfax County
Been
James Wood High School
Lewis
Koontz
Middletown School
White Hall School
Raines
Mr. Lewis
Labor Department to recruit 2500 apple pickers in Appalachia
The U S Department of Labor with Chambersburg and Martinsburg offices will recruit about 2500 apple pickers for Virginia and West Virginia fruit growers. Coordinators and 11 recruiting specialists from state agencies will operate regionally to lure workers from Pennsylvania Maryland North Carolina and metro areas including Washington Baltimore Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. The choosing season runs September 1 to November 1 with pay at 15 cents per box and housing in camps. workers completing full contracts return to recruitment point at employer expense.
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Winchester
Martinsburg
U.S. Department of Labor
Department
State
Virginia
West Virginia
Labor Department
Chambersburg
W. Va
Spcroptmiot Sion
Pennsylvania
Tennessee
Kentucky
North
South Carolina
John Francis Foy
Bureau of Employment Security
Appéilachia
Rees
Labor Service
Maryland
North Carolina
Washington, D.C
Baltimore
State Office
Foy
Electrical Wind Storm Hits Orange
A three story collapse occurred last night as an electrical and wind storm struck the Orange area including Gordonsville and Barboursville. A barn near Gordonsville was struck by lightning and destroyed. Power lines fell and roads were blocked. Eight cars were damaged by debris and a nearby shop suffered heavy damage. Two inches of rain were recorded and no injuries reported. Elsewhere storms impaired Lynchburg and Danville with hail and crop damage noted.
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Orange
Barboursville
Gordonville
Gordonsville
Roland C. Crank Jr
U.S. 15
U.S. 33
Virginia
Somerset
Lynchburg
Danville
Virginia State Line
Gemini Flight Given Green Light for Eight Day Mission
Cape Kennedy AP reports NASA officials confirming all issues are resolved for the Titan 2 Gemini 5 mission. Astronauts L Gordon Cooper Jr and Charles Conrad Jr prepare for an eight day weightless flight after power supply and fuel cell tests found satisfactory.
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Cape Kennedy
Space Agency
L. Gordon Cooper Jr
Charles Conrad Jr
George E. Mueller
NASA
Restive Los Angeles Turmoil Flares at Muslim Mosque
In Watts South Los Angeles police and National Guardsmen stormed a Black Muslim mosque after predawn gunfire. Eight Muslims were cut by flying glass. no one hit. Weapons were not found. a back door may have been used. Curfew had just lifted amid a riot that claimed 34 lives last week.
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Los Angeles
National
Los. Angeles
Het
Negro
Mus Hamimad
Islam No. 27
Watts
Sa«man National Guard
House approves wage hike amid tense race tone
The House Education and Labor Committee backed a wage increase proposal amid a discussion on race and labor. The article notes a $0 cent increase sounds inconsistent and mentions Black Muslims advocating separation and supremacy views.
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Washington
House Education and Labor Police
Battle Largest Uproar Yet In Viet Nam War
Marines report the Chu Lai operation as the biggest battle of the war to date with heavy contact and disputed casualties. Tim Page, a British photographer, described chaotic helicopter actions and jets, while official briefings noted light American losses though local reports claimed heavier tolls. A Seventh Fleet carrier group including the Iwo Jima supported the landing as Marines pressed inland from the coast.
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Walt
da Nang
Chu Lai
Saigon
Tim Page
Peepee
Marine Corps
Page
U.S. 7Th Fleet
Iwo Jima
Ate
End of Deadlock Over Foreign Aid Brightens Sept Adjournment
Washington AP reports a breakthrough in foreign aid talks boosts hopes of September adjournment. Johnson proposals win approval. Mansfield targets Labor Day, McCormack eyes Sept 18 or later. Conferees finalize a $3.36 billion package with $1.7 billion military aid, shaping a one year authorization and pending farm and sugar bills.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Johnson
House
John W. Mc
Cormack
McCormack
Mansfield
Congress
Congress Deli
Vs. Melleak
Peceiliba
U.N. Assembly
Blood drive harvest at Paul Rhodes Orchard Cedar Creek
A total of 162 pints of blood are ready at Paul Rhodes Orchard Cedar Creek Grade. Bring your own container and visit this year to collect blood.
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Hale Harrison
Paul Rhodes
Cedar Creek
Virginia redistricting hearing set for Tuesday
Richmond reporters note proposals already submitted as Virginia seeks reapportionment of 101 congressional seats. Two House and Senate committees plan a joint hearing Tuesday at 1 am to start designing a reapportionment bill for the special session beginning August 13. Garland Gray predicts two to three days to draft, Cooke optimistic at one to two days.
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Richmond
Virginia
Bly
House
Senate
Assembly
Garland Gray
Gray
Cooke
Navy Grants Break for Enlisted Affected by Extension Rule
The Navy Department authorizes commanding officers to release from duty any enlisted man or Marine who had planned to attend college under the four month mandatory extension order. The move eases duty during the period and allows eligible sailors to pursue education opportunities.
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Norfolk
Navy Department
Navy
Marine Corps
Plane crash victims identified among 26 aboard Lake Michigan flight
Chicago reports list Kay Brick a 22 year old University of Chicago student and maid of honor, plus a New York sales manager and Daniel Poll among the victims. Civil Aeronautics Board investigators sift wreckage as Coast Guard Navy and private boats press on. Six bodies recovered and four identified.
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Chicago
Lake Michigan
Civil Aeronautics Board
Newed Air Lines
Coast Guard
Navy
Kay Brick
University of Chicago
Dak
New York City
Sheila
Boy Scouts
Daniel Poll
Elsie
Poll
Weather Drift Brings Haze and Heat Across Virginia
A stationary air mass over Virginia will produce hazy skies and hot humid conditions with possible afternoon showers through tomorrow. Denny's Auction offers items tonight at 7:00 including furniture appliances tools and special cars such as a 1965 Mustang convertible and a 1965 Oldsmobile coupe.
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Richmond
Virginia
Denny’s
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Mueller
L.A
U.S
United Nations
U.N
House Committee
House Agriculture Committee
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