Woman Enters Chicago Police Training With 300 Men
Virginia Rakocinski 24 of Evanston becomes the first woman to attend Chicago police training’s 13 week course with male recruits. She topped 42 applicants for a Skokie policewoman job and left a chemistry post in a Skokie pharma firm to pursue the challenge.
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J Curtis Lyons Dies at 66 Icon of Virginia Journalism
Peters burg native J Curtis Lyons longtime editor and journalist for the Progress Index died at 66 after a two month illness. He led Virginia journalism through roles in the Virginia Press Association and AP bodies and authored Europe reporting for a 1960s papers tour. Funeral set 3:30 pm at Christ and Grace Episcopal Church with Blandford Cemetery burial.
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St George Crossword Clue Preview
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CBS News Troupe Preview at Democratic Convention
Hollywood AP reports CBS offered a sneak glimpse of its new convention anchors Robert Trout and Roger Mudd from a booth above the convention hall. Trout leans to lighter coverage while Mudd handles hard news, as Humphrey drew steady on-air attention across networks.
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Papashvily Sculptor From Immigrant Roots Shown At Williamsburg
Papashvily born in the Russian empire apprenticed to a harness maker and sword maker before serving in the czarist army. Immigrating to America in 1922 he carved stone works and wrote books about his life, with an exhibit at the Williamsburg Conference Center and a display from the Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection.
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Four bicycle licenses issued in Upper Arlington
FULL GARAGE UPPER ARLINGTON Ohio AP officials report the suburb’s first bike licensing program. Safety Director Frank Gallo notes they began with 5 000 licenses and quickly ran out, highlighting many adults who own and ride bicycles.
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Harper's Ferry visit yields long hidden soldier names
Scouts visited Harper's Ferry with Mr. Wolfe uncovering Civil War names carved on a wall in 1861 62 and similar finds at Appomattox. No Kilroy or insults appeared among the names. The tour highlighted flood plaques and a flood ready Visitors Building, with the Princess Tree drawing questions. A dip in the river lets one touch three states at once.
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AFL-CIO Pledges 95 000 For Virginia Political Action
Virginia State AFL-CIO backs its five year political action plan with a 95 000 dollar funding for the coming year. The convention adopted a resolution supporting end of segregated union halls and equal opportunity in jobs and training for all races. Delegates also endorsed Congressional candidates including Rep Downing, Rep Hardy, Dr Edwards Haddock, William Hopkins, Rep Jennings, and Augustus Johnson.
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Dennis Hotel, Atlantic City, Oldest Beachfront Name
The Dennis, established by Prof and Mrs William Dennis who built a two room cottage in 1860, remains the oldest hotel name on the Atlantic City beachfront as it expanded from a cottage to a rooming house.
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Job Preparatory Enrollment Up 3000 in Virginia
Virginia schools report a 35 percent rise in job preparatory enrollment for 1963 64 with about 11 1 percent total. Dr Woodrow Wilkerson says roughly 55 113 high school students were in pre vocational industrial arts and general mechanics courses and 20 high schools will expand or add trade programs this year.
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