Funeral service for Mia Longerbeam in Clarke County
A funeral will be held at 2 p.m. at Good Shepherd Episcopal Church Clarke County for Mia Louvina Margaret Longerbeam who died Wednesday. Survived by husband Charles Longerbeam and four children James D Longerbeam Frances Carroll Shipe Betty Lee Kephart and George Clayton Littleton. Pallbearers are Robert Jones Carroll Milbourn Garfield Pitta Ray McClaughry Hugh Minor and Max McClaughry.
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Mia
Louvina Margaret Longerbeam
Suitland
Good Shepherd Episcopal Church
Clarke County
David Cammack, Jr
Charles Longerbeam
James D. Longerbeam
Frances ‘Carroll Shipe
Betty Lee Kephart
George Clayton Littleton
Robert Jones
Carroll Milbourn
Garfield Pitta
Ray McClaughry
Hugh Minor
Max McClaughry
Italian Reds Mourn Togliatti After Stroke and Death
Italian Communist leader Palmiro Togliatti, 71, died in Yalta eight days after a stroke. Luigi Longo, 64, will lead Italy's Communist Party pending a national convention. Contenders include Mario Alicata, 46, and Giorgio Amendola, 56, with debates over Moscow influence and autonomy.
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Communist Party
Italy
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Togliatti
Yalta
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Crimea
Soviet Union
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Mario Alicata
L’unita
Giorgio Amendola
Naples
Man Charged In Burglary At Valley Ave Food Supply
Local law officers halted a man leaving the Miller Brothers food supply building with about 8.70 in his pocket. Herbert Austin Braithwaite of Rt. 2 was identified by Trooper L M Bauserman and jailed on statutory burglary. City officer Lloyd Bland arrived first. a window screen had been cut and cash taken from the register.
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Miller Brothers Food Supply
L.M. Bauserman
Herbert Austin Braithwaite
Rt. 2
Bauserman
Lloyd Bland
Braithwaite
Valley Ave
Senate Faces Nine Day Pause in Apportionment Row
The Senate adjourned for the Democratic National Convention amid a clash between liberal Northern Democrats and Southern critics over state legislative reapportionment. Senators Thurmond and Long accused the Supreme Court of usurping legislative power, while prodding for a stronger House bill stripping federal court jurisdiction over state apportionment. The dispute featured crossfire with Douglas and Proxmire as leaders of a liberal filibuster and a maneuver to move the stronger reapportionment bill forward when Congress reconvenes.
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Supreme Court
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D- 8.C
Russell B. Long
Dla
Paul H. Douglas
Illinois
William Proxmire
Wisconsin
Everett M. Dirksen
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Dirksen
Thurmond
Long
House
Wallace Denounces Civil Rights Act At National Hearing
Gov George Wallace attacked the 1964 Civil Rights Act at a major hearing, calling for repeal and warning of a southern uprising if party leaders fail. He urged a new movement to gain control of one of the major parties after the upcoming election.
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George C. Wallace
Alabama
Communist Party
South
Carl Sanders
Georgia
Wallace
Virginia Toll Reaches 632 After Fatal Creek Crash
The 1964 Virginia highway toll climbed to 632 after a Rowe County incident where 24 year old James Troy Helton of Rowe drowned when his car ran off the road and overturned in a creek near the Rowe post office at 10 p.m. yesterday.
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Buchanan County
Virginia
James Troy
Helton
Rowe
Shenandoah Conference Elects Trustees and Plans Sessions
Shenandoah rest S. Racey presides as Shenandoah president amid updates from New Lebanon Valley College trustees Don Fridinger and Charles B. Weber and from the Judicial Committee nominee Fridinger. John R. Sawyer and Roy Hedrick named conference par sonage trustees. Reports and a total program presentation by Dr Harold H Hazenfield and Rev Donald B App highlighted yesterday. An open afternoon allowed bishop call if needed. Tonight features a Men's Night with business and worship. Sunday plan includes a college 9:30 a.m. session, dormitory dedication, and 11 a.m. worship.
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Rest S. Racey
Shenandoah
New Lebanon Valley College
Don Fridinger
Charles B. Weber
Fridinger
John R. Sawyer
Roy Hedrick
Harold H. Hazenfield
Donald B. App
Mississippi Democratic Rift Over Seating at Convention
A party dispute threatens a walkout by Southern delegations over seating the Freedom party group versus the regular Democrats. Proposals include seating both groups with 12 votes each, a precedent from past contests, but Mississippi Governor Paul I faces demands for a resolution via committee rather than a floor fight televised nationally. The Negro delegation claims the regulars back Goldwater, while the regular Democrats insist they are the duly constituted Mississippi party and that nominees must appear on the ballot.
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Freedom Party
Paul I
Mississippi
Audis
Ne|ro
Regnars
Bar, Goldwater
Plan
Democratic Party
Bolivia Breaks With Cuba
The Bolivian government cut diplomatic ties with Cuba amid a hemisphere wide boycott of Fidel Castro. Bolivia joins only Mexico and Uruguay in maintaining relations as Chile and others consider moves after the OAS sanctions.
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Bolivia
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Uruguay
Mexico
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Organization of American States
Washington
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Chile
Castro
World Court
the Hague
Syncom 3 Drift Halted as Orbit Target Near Date Line
Space officials say Syncom 3 stopped its westward drift toward Africa and began moving east toward the International Date Line. The maneuver, described as highly successful, aims for a near equatorial circular orbit of 22 289 miles to relay Olympics telecasts from Tokyo beginning in October.
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Space Agency
Tokyo
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Syn. Com 3
Africa
Equator
Sheriff's Office Probes Tampering in Bethel Church Area
Frederick County Sheriff's Office investigates tampering with mailboxes and newspaper boxes in Bethel Church area. Officials warn the acts constitute a federal offense and may carry serious penalties.
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Sheriff's Office
Frederick County
Bethel Church
Sheriff’s Office
Winchester Skies Weather Update and Past Rainfall Records
Weather shows possible showers today with a high in the low 70s and a 90 degree high tomorrow with thundershowers. The report lists sunrise and sunset times, moon phase, and a detailed table of monthly and yearly rainfall through August 1964.
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Winchester
Virginia GOP maps campaign for Goldwater in Virginia
Virginia Republican leaders met in Charlottesville to plan a campaign with a $200000 budget to support the Goldwater Miller ticket in Virginia. A separate May candlettes budget is planned, and Democrats loyal to Goldwater are discussed as a follow up. A Goldwater headquarters will be opened in Richmond as some Virginia Democrats shift support after the Democratic national convention.
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Appalachians
Mississippi Valley
Southern Plains
Lakes Region
Ohio Valley
Northern Plains
Rockies
Charlottesville
Virginia
Sen
Goldwater
Goldwater-Miller
May
Jack Middleton
the Plains
Middleton
Robert J.corber
Richmond
Hartland Bridge Competes as North America's Longest
The St John River covered bridge at Hartland New Brunswick extends 1282 feet making it the longest covered bridge in North America as recorded.
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North America
St. John River
Hartland
New Brunswick
Chicago Livestock Market Summary Shows Mixed Friday Gains
Hog and cattle prices edged higher with slaughter steers up 50 to 1.00, heifers 50 to 1.00 higher. Prime loads traded near 26.75 to 27.50 per hundredweight, hogs mostly up 1.25 to 1.50, with sows 75 to 1.50 higher. Spring lambs steady to higher, with choices around 25.00 for 85 to 100 pounds.
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Chicago
USDA
Puzzle style Q A miniature quiz set from Florida
A compact quiz fragment listing answers to ten prompts. It includes items such as Slavery and involuntary servitude and names like Cain Ichabod Crane and mentions U S Patent Office. True and false indicators appear interleaved with numbers.
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Florida
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