New Market Trooper resigns after reprimand in recruitment dispute
Former Berryville resident Robert E. Pope of New Market resigns from the Virginia State Police after a reprimand over his role in Shenandoah County teacher recruitment. He faced a five day payless suspension, six months probation, and a transfer to Norfolk before resigning. Pope said he was advised he could participate only if off duty and claimed the charges were distorted.
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Berryville
Robert E. Pope
New Market
Virgin State Police
Shenandoah County
Pope
B S_ Hiltn
PTA
Margaret Norman
Winchester
Alexandria
Col C. W. Woodson
Richmond
Williams
Flu May Be Less Severe Despite Early Outbreaks
Public Health Service expects flu vaccine about 70 percent effective by Feb. 1. Burney notes U S outbreaks have been mild with few deaths and predicts no major change. PHS reports a new rapid influenza diagnostic technique could cut time to identify outbreaks from six to two days. Kansas lists 50 000 farm ponds stocked with fish.
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Public Health Service
Burney
United States
PHS
Johnson says Democrats slighted in UN appointees
Senate leader Lyndon B. Johnson protests President Eisenhower's UN delegation picks noting only one of five alternates is a Democrat. The five delegates include Lodge Meany Judd and Wells with Wadsworth heading alternates. Klutznick is the sole Democrat among alternates.
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Washington
Senate
Lyndon B. Johnson
D-Tex
Eisenhower
United Nations
Johnson
U. N. General Assembly
U. N
Henry Cabot Lodge
Massachusetts
Carnahan D-Mc
Judd
R-Minn
George Meany
Afl-Cio
Herman B. Wells
Indiana University
Carlin Files Million Dollar Counter Suit
The Alexandria Gazette publisher Carlin sues minority stockholder Charles C. Carlin Jr and Mardel Securities Inc for 1 million dollars claiming malicious stock actions and reputational harm. Mardel counters that Carlin owes the Gazette 134.26 plus interest and 574,848 for printing the Arlington Sun. The Montreux Convention governs Soviet naval passage in the Black Sea via Turkish Straits.
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Alexandria
Alexandria Gazette
Charles C. Carlin Jr
Mardel Securities Inc
New York
Gazette
Carlin
Mardel
John B. Phillips
The
Arlington Daily Sun
Marde
Gazette Corp
Arlington Sun
Sun
Black Sea
Turkish Straits
Martinsburg Woman Not Listed As Traffic Victim
A Martinsburg WV woman who died in City Hospital after a crash near Winchester Aug 13 is not yet listed as a traffic fatality by state police. The victim was Mrs Maurice Raymond Tabler 66 a Martinsburg teacher for 40 years. Funeral services set for Monday at Brown Funeral Home.
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Martinsburg
W. Va
Winchester
West Virginia
A. W. Armentrout
Maurice Raymond Tabler
Memorial Hospital
Tabler
Brown Funeral Home
Beulah Comer
Stanley
Kathleen Pleasants
J. W. Detrick
Thomas W Brimback
Rileyville
Amos Comer
Rt. 1
Front Royal
Detrick
Plymouth
Ford
Millwood Methodist Church Clears $82 for Building Fund
The Millwood Methodist Church raised 82 dollars at a charity dish supper Wednesday night to support the building fund. Families contributed food and a free will offering was taken. Rev. Linwood Daniel serves as pastor.
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Berryville
Millwood
Perrault Attends VOT Conference in Richmond
Donald Perrault, vocational office training co-ordinator at James Wood School, attends the 11th annual summer conference for VOT coordinators in Richmond. The John Marshall Hotel hosts the event, sponsored by the Business Education Service of the Virginia Department of Education.
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Donald Perrault
James Wood School
Richmond
John Marshall Hotel
Business Education Service
State Department of Education
Virginia
Nite Rockers Return For Winchester Teen Dance
The Nite Rockers of Kennett Square Pa return for a Winchester recreation department teen dance at War Memorial this Saturday. About 275 attended last time and organizers expect a larger crowd. The boys arrive tomorrow and stay with local families after a pot luck dinner.
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War Memorial
Kennett Square
Winchester Recreation Department
Winchester
Fluoride Supply From Greenland Mines Feeds Aluminum Production
Greenland's mines supply the world's fluoride used in aluminum production. The distinctive mineral is extracted to support global metal processing and manufacturing chemistries.
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Greenland
Clarke firemen battle three alarms including Dole Farm blaze
Berryville residents reported three alarms for the John H. Enders Fire Company. At 4:40 p.m. a farm building near Boyce and the Thomas home burned, apparently started by a child with matches, destroying the structure. A brush fire near Waterloo caused no damage. At 7:25 p.m. a tree near the Thomas home caught fire from the burning building but was quickly controlled.
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Berryville
John H. Enders Fire Company
Richard Dole
Boyce
J. T. Thomas
Waterloo
Thomas Home
Americans at World Youth Festival tour Moscow and Peiping
A group of Americans among visitors to the Communist organized World Youth Festival in Moscow is welcomed by crowds as they travel by train and bus. They plan weekend sightseeing and say the trip could benefit the United States and democracy despite a State Department travel ban. Louis Alhonote a Brooklyn actor leads cheers as the group boards a bus. Bill March of UCLA falls ill but recovers.
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Louis Alhonote
Brooklyn
John Brown
Bill March
University College of Los Angeles
Chicago
Itors
Moscow
Red
Fire safety warning amid dry weather near Winchester
A public note warns residents to beware of fire in dry conditions and provides an emergency contact MO 2 4500 for fires outside Winchester. The message stresses caution and rapid reporting to prevent wildfires.
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Winchester
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Clarke
Flamingo Beauty Salon
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Amana Plan For
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Margaret Ambride
Ady
McCall's Magazine
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