Barbara Jenks Kicked by Horse at Clarke Fair
Barbara Jenks suffered a fair accident when a horse kicked her while unloading from a van at Clarke County Fair. She was taken to Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after examination. Jenks is an art teacher at Loudoun Valley High School and helped promote the 4 H Horse and Pony Show at the fair.
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Berryville
Barbara Jenks
Clarke County Fair
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Miss Jenks
Cobble Hill Farm
Loudoun Valley High School
Look fresh London teen fashion pattern 4593
Jenne Hales describes a new teen look with high waist skimmer dresses in checks or with contrast collar. Printed Pattern 4593 offers teen sizes 10 to 16, yardage for size 12, and mailing costs. Send NAME ADDRESS ZIP SIZE STYLE NUMBER to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star pattern dept. 243 West 17th St New York NY 10011.
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London
Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Fale
FBI Chief Directs Hunt for Bombers in Natchez
FBI Mississippi chief took charge of the probe into the Natchez bombing that wounded NAACP leader George Metcalf. Metcalf, 55, head of the local NAACP chapter, suffered broken arm leg and facial injuries from a booby trapped car, as $2000 reward was offered by local officials. Roy K. Moore led the investigation with state and local officers. Charles Evers arrived to aid efforts and urged calm amid racial tensions. NAACP director Roy Wilkins condemned the crime as cowardly and linked it to Metcalf's voter registration push in Adams County where about 8000 Negroes joined the rolls.
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Natchez, Miss
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Mississippi
Metcalf
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Jefferson Davis Hospital
Roy K. Moore
FBI
Jackson
John Nosser
Natchez
Ku Klux Klan
Negro Deacons For
Charles Evers
NAACP
Armstrong Tire and, Rubber Co
Adams County
New York
Roy Wilkins
Miller to direct $260 million harbor development plan
Jefferson Miller, already managing a $100 million downtown modernization program, will oversee planning and financing of a $260 million harbor area redevelopment covering 128 acres. He will receive $1 per year for both roles.
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Jefferson Miller
Baltimore
Miller
Local Church Announces Schedule Changes and Community Visitors
The Methodist Church will not hold worship next Sunday the 29th while Rev. Robert Couch and family are on vacation through September 1. The Official Board meets Friday September 10 at 8 30 p m. Dr. Harry Eaton will join the board meeting at 7 30 p.m. Various residents visit or host relatives, including Mrs. Reid Sisk in Front Royal, Colleen Dyke and children from Florida, and Debbie Travers whose birthday was celebrated by Mr. and Mrs. George Travers.
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George Travers
Debbie
Mary Plotner
John Hopkins Hospital
Baltimore
R. O. Anderson
Warren County
Carol Sue
Powells Fort Valley
Virgil Prince
Betty Peters
Stevie
Winchester
Dot Anderson
Bessie Robinson
B. A. Travers
Katherine Hopkins
Brian, Keith
Kyle
Rochester
N.Y
Mary Grove
Gaithersburg
Marylyn Travers
Fami
Cuban ambassador resigns London post in protest
Cuba's ambassador to London Dr. Luis Ricardo Alonso Fernandez resigns over Fidel Castro's dictatorship. He, active in ousting Batista, sent his letter to Osvaldo Dorticos and hinted the move reflects a broader protest against totalitarian rule.
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London
Cuba
Luis Ricardo Alonso Fernandez
Fidel Casto
Alonso
Ful Fo Batista
Osvaldo Dorticos
London Times
United Nations
Dorticos
Washington headlines amid push for labor and immigration votes
Congress stalls toward Labor Day as Senate Republicans aim for a final vote to repeal state union shop bans and immigration bill backers seek floor action. In the House the Johnson administration presses to gather 218 signatures for a DC home rule discharge petition, facing slow gains.
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Washington
Congress
Senate Labor and Public Welfare Committee
Senate Judiciary Committee
House
Johnson
District of Columbia
Honors Scout Campers at 50th OA Conference
Four thousand five hundred Boy Scouts and Explorers attended the 50th Anniversary National Order of the Arrow Conference at Indiana University. The honor society recognizes outstanding campers and boasts a total membership of 200,000 boys in over 500 local lodges.
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Indiana University
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Church Conference
Macedonia Methodist Church
By Jenne Hales
Stephenson
Ada Snapp
Amos Prince
Willis Brenner
Martinsburg
W.va
A. V. Dailey
Kim and
Michele
Health Dept
Arran Perry Engineering, Co., Inc
Castro
Foreign Office
Konrad Adenauer
United States
Europe
Asia
Senate
Jacob K. Javits
GOP
Everett M. Dirksen
House Banking Committee
Paul Findley
Reill
Russia
Viet Nam
Dean Rusk
Pacific
Saga
Winchester City Buses
Ward Plaza
Shawnee
Middletown Bank
Berryville Avenue
McCrory
Tere Svilte Ave
B'ryville Ave. Corp
Downtown & Valley Pike
The
Ward Plaza Merchants Association
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