Thousands Arrested After Student Uprising in Saigon
In Saigon thousands of university students were arrested as police and troops moved in to quell a major revolt. U.S. Ambassador Lodge met President Diem and discussed Viet Nam’s crisis as curfew and censorship tightened control amid Buddhist clashes and protests.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
Henry Cabot Lodge
Ngo Dinh Diem
Diem
Viet Nam
New Heights
Lodge
Goleman
Yuang Trung
Viet Cong
Weather Dips Then Mild Week Ahead At Clarke County
Cooler than normal weather continues with 3 to 4 degree drops. lows near 47 to 52 and fair conditions tomorrow. Miss Annie Dorsey seeks a lost pet white parakeet Missy after it flew from her shoulder near 109 East Monmouth Street. The Helio helicopter at the Clarke County Fairgrounds is delayed awaiting FAA approval. if it arrives farmers expect photo opportunities and visitors may ride for a view of the fair or county.
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Annie Dorsey
E. Monmouth St
Missy
Berryville
Clarke County
Civil Aeronautics Administration
Wender’s Inc
EUB Virginia Conference Ends Meeting and Groundbreaking
The Evangelical United Brethren Church held its Virginia Conference session at Shenandoah College. A $430,000 dormitory ground breaking took place beside Cooley Hall with Bishop J. Gordon Howard presiding and college leaders in attendance. Ground was broken by Mendle Seeme and Dr. Floyd L. Falk, as 160 delegates and about 22 000 members were noted.
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Yes
Virginia
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music
Cooley Hall
J. Gordon Howard
College Board of
Mendle
Seeme
Business Manager College
Floyd L. Falk
John Ee
Paul J.slonaker
EUB
Winchester
C. W. Tinsman
Arthur Grant
Cher'Rah Saestied Westfall
Reliance Soan Ed Nie v
Toms Brook
Donald Miller
Shenandoah College
West Frederick
Joseph Schaerff
Shenandoah Junior College
Shenandoah College Plans Opening of 89th Academic Year
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music announces its 89th academic year begin Sept. 16 with fall seminars on Sept. 5 and freshmen arriving Sept. 8. Orientation, registration for freshmen Sept. 9 10 and 11. upperclassmen Sept. 12 13. Night-school registration Sept. 9 7 to 10 p.m. in the Gregory Building. Enrollment expected around 420. The school moved from Dayton to Winchester in 1960 and opened in new buildings that September.
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Shenandoah College
Conservatory of Music
Ken Eyre
Gregory
Dayton
Winchester
Soot Problem To Be Talked In Front Royal
Front Royal Town Council prepares to decide on a seven year soot issue in Royal Village. A State Health Dept survey report on granules was reviewed in an executive session last Tuesday. Mayor Charles B. Russell says tonight’s plan may propose action if any is needed.
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Front Royal
Royal Village
State Health Dept
Charles B. Russell
Friendly Driver Loses Hat After Hitchhiker Theft
John Cupp of 106 W Hart St offered a ride to an unknown boy from the N Braddock St bus terminal to Purell Ave. The youth snatched Cupps hat and caused dents in the car. Two other boys emerged from a peevn eee and apples were thrown as the driver left for the police.
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W. Hart
John Cupp
W. Hart St
Purcell Ave
House approves rail dispute arbitration bill amid strike threat
The House labor committee approved a bill to arbitrate work rules in a national railroad dispute aiming to prevent a strike. A seven member board would decide on eliminating 32,000 diesel fireman jobs and train crew makeup, with unions and carriers reacting to the measure.
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Washington
House
Senate
Actio
Senate Democrats
Senate Commerce Committee
White public school in Surry County to stay closed
Surry County votes to keep the lone white public school closed as racial integration nears. Negro schools will operate in 1963 64 while a private segregated school opens in three buildings under the Surry Educational Foundation.
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Surry County
Surry
Surry Consolidated School
Surry Educational Foundation
M. B. Joyner
Joyner
Ers
Claremont
Dendron
Kennedy to Hold Follow Up Talks With Gromyko Next Month
President Kennedy agreed to meet next month with Soviet Foreign Minister Andrei Gromyko to discuss steps to advance the limited nuclear test ban and ease East West tensions. Anatoly Dobrynin delivered Khrushchev’s letter of thanks and left open a possible U.N. visit by Khrushchev for the General Assembly.
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Washington
Kennedy
Andrei Gromyko
Anatoly Dobrynin
Nikita Khrushchev
Dobrynin
Khruhchev
United State
General Assembly
United Nations
Gromyko
White House
Hyannis Port
Mass
Frederick County Principals Meet For 1963-64 Prep
Frederick County principals gathered at James Wood High School for the second session in preparation for the 1963-64 school year. A general faculty meeting including teachers, supervisors, and principals is planned at James Wood tomorrow. IF YOU ARE EXPECTING we're expecting you The Stork Set.
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Frederick County
James Wood High School
James Wood
Juveniles Sentenced for Watermelon Throwing Incident
Three juveniles were sent to the Industrial School for Boys at Beaumont after targeting Mrs. Maggie Braithwaite’s car with watermelons on July 29 in Middletown. Melons weighing up to 20 pounds shattered the windshield and damaged the car interior with juice. State law prohibits naming juvenile offenders in crime coverage.
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Industrial School
Beaumont
Maggie Braithwaite
Middletown
Church St
Danville School Desegregation Quietly Occurs
In Danville Virginia seven Negro children entered previously all white schools marking the first in the city to break the color barrier. Eleven Negro students were assigned to public schools as civil rights tensions had sparked arrests earlier.
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Danville
George ‘Washington
Virginia
Drill reaches escape hole in Hazelton mine rescue
In Hazelton Pennsylvania the giant drill reached the bottom of the escape shaft for trapped miners Henry Throne 28 David Fellin 58 and Lou Bova 42 after 13 days underground. With delays probable the plan was to lift them one by one in steel capsules to the surface as rescuers monitored through a six inch lifeline.
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John Adams
Hazleton
Adams
Bob Thompson
Hazelton, Pa
Henry Thorne
David Fellin
Fellin
Throne
Lou Bova
Bova
Davey
Weather Outlook for Virginia Clears Into Night
Surface maps suggested clear weather but a passing low pressure trough kept clouds and light rain in the state today. Clouds break later as a high pressure system takes over with improving conditions and a clearer night. Daytime temperatures reach the 70s with cooler 50s to low 60s tonight.
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Virginia
Moonlight Sale and Eagles Picnic at McCrorys
See you at McCrorys Moonlight Sale Monday night August 26 from 6 to 9 P.M. Also Eagles Picnic Sunday August 25 at 1 P.M. at Shade's Park. Free top carriers with suction cups given with every flat bottom Jon boat purchased. 10 ft reg 99 85, 12 ft reg 109 95, 14 ft reg 129 115.
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McCrorys
Shade’s Park
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