Charter Night Planned By VFW Post 2123
VFW Post 2123 sets Charter Member Night at 7 30 p m Sept 8 at the Post Home. The event honors the April 16 1931 organizers and includes a report on the recent National VFW Convention in Philadelphia. Delegates George S Taylor and H Owen Shull attended the national gathering. Dudley G Reynolds Kenneth E Ridley and Mr Shull attended the Department of Virginia VFW Convention in Norfolk June 26 29.
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Philadelphia
George S., Taylor
H. Owen Shull
Dudley G. Reynolds
Kenneth E. Ridley
Mr. Shull
Department of Virginia
Norfolk
Winchester School Lunch Program expands for 1969 70
Winchester City Schools plan to extend the National School Lunch program to all students via satellite feeding. All meals prepared at Handley High School will be packed in plastic containers and transported in insulated chests. Lunch price rises to 40 cents with plate meals only and no a la carte items. Weekly menus will be posted in all schools.
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Winchester City
Handley High School
Handley
Important decision cited by Chief Justice Marshall
Chief Justice Marshall described the Marbury decision as the most important ruling, holding that the Supreme Court had the power to declare unconstitutional any act of Congress.
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Marshall
U.S. Supreme Court
Marbury
Supreme Court
Congress
New VFW Post 2123 Officers Installed for 1969 70
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 2123 installed new officers for the 1969 70 term. George S. Taylor is quartermaster Kenneth E Ridley chaplain Charles O Rinker outgoing post commander H Owen Shull post commander and installing officer Elmer H Kline incoming post commander Loring Carper senior vice commander and Richard McFarland junior vice commander.
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Veterans of Foreign Wars
George S. Taylor
Kenneth E. Ridley
Charles O. Rinker
H. Owen Shull
Elmer H. Kline
Loring Carper
Richard McFarland
Lindsay Fights for Political Life
New York mayor John V. Lindsay, once seen as a potential Republican running mate, faces a tough reelection as an independent after a weak June primary. He campaigns on safety, urban modernization, and coalition building while rivals Marchi and Procaccino push law and order and public steadiness amid a crowded, shifting party landscape.
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New York
John V. Lindsay
Manhattan
New York City
John J. Marchi
Staten Island
Lindsay
Mario A. Procaccino
Robert F. Wagner
Detroit
Newark
National Advisory Commission On Civil Disorders
Marchi
Procaccino
Central Labor Council
Cuba Denies Spying Ties of Two UN Diplomats
Havana Radio quoted Foreign Minister Raul Roa denying that two Cuban diplomats expelled from the United States spied at the United Nations. He protested U.S. action and asserted Cuba did not use its UN mission for espionage while detailing accusations against Lazaro Espinosa Bonet and Alberto Boza Hidalgo-Gato.
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Miami
Havana
Cuba
United States
United Nations
Raul Roa
U.N
U Thant
Roa
U.S. State Department
Lazaro Eddy Espinosa Bonet
Alberto Boza Hidalgo-Gato
U.S
Indians on Increase in United States Population
The Indian population is growing faster than the general public. The 1960 census counted over 523000 Indians, up from about 400000 in 1950.
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United States
Battle Edges Howell In Virginia Democratic Primary Tally
Official tally from the State Board of Elections shows William C. Battle defeating Henry E. Howell Jr. by 18,603 votes to win the gubernatorial nomination. Battle 226,103 Howell 207,505 with minor AP tally adjustments and Roanoke margin shift. Miller leads attorney general race 257,622 to 150,140 for Farley.
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Richmond
William C. Battle
Henry E. Howell Jr
State Board of Elections
Battle
Howell
Associated Press
Attorney General
Andrew P. Miller
del. Guy O. Farley
Jim Brown Must Stand Trial in Hollywood Assault Case
Jim Brown, 33, former Cleveland Browns fullback and actor, must stand trial in Superior Court on an assault charge tied to a Hollywood traffic accident. A two hour preliminary hearing led to the order. he is свободен on a $2,000 bond.
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Beverly Hills
Calif
Hollywood
Brown
Cleveland Browns
Leonard S. Wolf
Municipal Court
Superior Court
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