Dirksen Calls For Showdown On Districting
Republican Leader Everett Dirksen urged a showdown in the congressional battle over reapportionment. The push comes as three House committees prepare to take up districting measures in Washington.
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Ate
Ev M. Dirksen
Washington
Supreme Court
Senate
Dirksen
House
Congress
T Dirksen
Sens
Paul H
Atlantic City
William M. Tuck
Howard W. Smith
D-Va
Rules Committee
Judiciary Committee
State EUB Conference Opens On Shenandoah Campus
The 165th Virginia Conference of the Evangelical United Brethren Church convened on Shenandoah College campus with Bishop J. Gordon Howard and Dr. Floyd Falk in charge. Ministers delegates and visitors from Virginia West Virginia and Maryland attend sessions through Sunday. Notables from Dayton Lebanon Valley College and alcohol education groups will present demonstrations and talks. Mayor Claude B. Smalls Jr and Rev. G. Raymond Womeldorf were to welcome attendees.
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Virginia Conference
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
J. Gordon Howard
East Central Area
EUB Church
Floyd Falk
Virginia
West Virginia
Maryland
Walter N. Roberts
EUB Theological Seminary
Dayton
Ohio
Donald B. App
Board of Christian Education
Harold H. Hazenfield
Board of Publications
Bruce C. Souder
Lebanon Valley College
Annville
Henry V. Langford
Alcohol Education Council, Inc
Langford
Claude B. Smalls, Jr
G. Raymond Womeldorf
Winchester
Winchester-Frederick County
Con
Beginner's Luck Garden Yields Three Pound Tomato
Edwin and wife moved from Washington to Gainesboro last December and planted their first garden this spring producing a three pound tomato named Belgium. Seven year old Steve Cowgill will appear on Ranger Hal's Birthday party on Channel 9 Saturday at 9 am. The Mercury reports a chilly 53 degrees last night with upper 50s forecast and highs near 82 today, upper 80s tomorrow. Linden DeHavens of Clearbrook show cantaloupe sized beets to The Town Crier.
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Edwin Monk
Gainesboro
Washington
Belgium
Steve Cowgill
Carroll A.cowgill
Route 1
Hal
Channel 9
Linden DeHavens
Clearbrook
Sanforized Cotton Denim Jeans At Discount Mart
Diskay Discount Mart Downtown Winchester advertises boys jeans in sanforized cotton denim for $1.00. The brief notice highlights a low price event at the Winchester store location.
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Diskay Discount Mart
Winchester
Freak Mishap Kills Pennsylvania Woman
A Pennsylvania woman, Qhatys C. Bratz, 27, of Middletown, died after a generator pulley fell from a car on Rt. 11 near Winchester and crashed through the windshield of the station wagon where she sat as a passenger. The fatality occurred around 1:06 a.m. at Memorial Hospital.
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Pennsylvania
Winchester
Qhatys C. Bratz
S. Wood St
Middletown
Memorial Hospital
Franklin Delano Blair
Raymond Edees Chateauneuf
Stephens
Tt i
Frederick County
Rt. 11
H. K. Malbon
Goldwater Group Elects Officers Dubs New Name in Shawnee Hall
The Shawnee meeting elected Jim Coffinberger as chairman Gene Bowers as secretary and Tom Harrison as treasurer. The group renamed itself Citizens for Goldwater and announced an educational program each Tuesday on WINC radio with over 50 attendees.
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Len Barry Goldwater
Shawnee Fire Hall
Northern Valley Committee For Goldwater
Citizens For Goldwater
Jim Coffinberger
Gene Bowers
Tom Harrison
Winc Radio
Bail Posted For Suspect In Slayings
Otha T. Howard 35 received bail from Frederick County Jail after Lynwood A. Gravatt posted 50 000 in certified funds in the county clerk's office. Circuit Judge Elliott D. Marshall set the amount last Saturday. Howard signed papers and was escorted to the county office building where Gravatt and defense attorneys witnessed. He will await transfer to Loudoun County authorities. Detainers against Howard relate to the February 25 1963 knife slayings of Mrs. Waltrie Naomi Hoover and her mother Mrs. E M Snow. a second suspect Luther Durham Jr. 22 is jailed.
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Otha T. Howard
Peter K. McKee
David G. Simpson, Jr
Howard
Lynwood A. Gravatt
Hoover
Frederick County
King George County
George Whitacre
Gravatt
Loudoun County
Aginst Howard
Waltrie Naomi Hoover
E. M. Snow
Luther Durham, Jr
Republicans Push Johnson Wealth Question After Audit
GOP Chairman Dean Burch questions Johnson family wealth. He calls the $3,484,098 audit figure "incredibly low" and urges fair market value opinion. The Haskins and Sells audit placed total assets at $3.68 million with $1.72 million in real estate and broadcasting interests.
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Washington
Respublican National
Dean Burch
Johnson
Burch
Barry Goldwater
Johnsons
Haskins and Sells
Broadcasting Corporation
Texas
Valley National Bank
Phoenix
Ariz
GOP
Barry Goldwatter
Perry Engineering Co Inc Public Notice Update
Perry Engineering Co Inc announces its new phone number 667 4310 for inquiries and service requests. The notice directs customers to use the updated contact to reach staff and schedule consultations.
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Perry Engineering Co., Inc
Four Copters Join Search for Missing Spindrift Cruiser
Four helicopters joined the Coast Guard search for the 33 foot Spindrift missing in Chesapeake Bay. Dr. T Marshal Hahn, Virginia Tech president, his wife and three children were aboard. The vessel had engine trouble eight to ten miles north of Windmill Point after departing Piney Point for a day trip.
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Chesapeake Bay
Coast Guard
T.marshal Hahn
Virginia Tech
Spindrift
Air Force
Navy
Hampton Roads
Cape Knox
Hahn
Windmill Point
Rappahannock River
Piney Point
Wallace Atwood
Atwood
Florida
Hahan
Hhan
Johnson accepts ambassador Battle resignation to Australia
President Johnson accepts William C. Battle's resignation as ambassador to Australia with an effective date to be announced. In Geneva, Soviet delegate Tsarapkin says the USSR is ready to sign a general treaty banning the use of nuclear weapons to end nuclear aggression.
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Washington
Johnson
William C.battle
Australia
White House
Geneva
Soviet Union
Semyon K. Tsarapkin
Disarmament Conference
Johnson signs $947.5 million anti poverty bill
President Johnson signed into law a 947.5 million anti poverty measure to improve living conditions for millions, prioritizing the act after Kennedy's assassination. The authorization funds fiscal 1965 and requires new allotments later if programs continue, with mixed reactions from sponsors and Republicans.
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Washington
Johnson
Youth Conservation Corps
Congress
Capitol
White House
Americans Missing as Bukavu Battle Rages in Congo
Three Americans are unaccounted for in Bukavu as fighting persists between government troops and Communist backed rebels. Embassy says vice consul Louis R. McCarlane and two Army officers are missing with reinforcements airlifted in. staff and refugees seek safety at Kamembe Airport in Rwanda. Urban combat tightens grip on Bukavu, capital of central Kivu.
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Bukavu
U.S
Leo.poldville
Bue ‘Kavu
Louis R. McCarlane
Seattle
Congo
William A. Dodds
Donald V. Rattan
Alexandria
Richard Matheron
Fresno
Calif
Kamembe
Rwanda Republic
Leopoldville
Moise Tshombe
Tshombe
Pierre Mulele
Brazzaville
Rwanda
U.N
Kivu
Weather Update from Richmond Virginia
A flat high pressure area covered Virginia bringing mostly sunny skies with moderate temperatures.
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Richmond
Virginia
One Stop Shopping for School Clothes and Phones
Burton's offers a range of school clothes while A N Store and Boyd's Drug Store publish new phone numbers 667 4870 and 667 4871 for customer contact. The ad promotes buying more to pay less at Burton's.
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Boyd’s Drug Store
Burton’s
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