GWU Professor Lang to Speak at Winchester Forum Meeting
Dr John C Lang of George Washington University will be the principal speaker at the Winchester Educational Forum meeting at Quarles Elementary School Thursday at 7 30 pm. His talk on Motivation follows a career with degrees from North Dakota University Northwestern University and GWU plus naval education work in Greece Denmark Turkey and Iran. Forum officials urge Winchester parents to attend for an informative session.
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Beef Cattle Association Meeting Set in Winchester
Beef cattle producers from Frederick Clarke and Warren counties are invited to the Beef Cattle Improvement Association meeting at the Lee-Jackson Restaurant in Winchester tomorrow at 6 30 p.m. Clarke County Extension Agent John Gerken urges participation with topics including The Modern Kind Selecting Modern Herd Bulls and Selecting Modern Replacement Females.
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Warren Counties
Highland Church Women Yule Party
Highland Church Women of the Presbyterian will hold their monthly meeting and Christmas party this evening at 7 30 at the home of Mr and Mrs Robert W Lake in Frederick Heights. Mrs James G Anderson will lead the Bible Study.
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Robert W. Lake
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James G. Anderson
Variety ACRC SS 1 Girl's name 7 Western state 13 Streams
A word puzzle style collection referencing names places and clues across a wide range of topics. It lists items such as a girl's name a western state streams and brief cryptic hints.
Agnew Says Officials, Not Poor, Should Lead Poverty Policy
Vice President elect Spiro Agnew told over 3,000 city officials in New Orleans that elected leaders must decide poverty program priorities. He urged including the poor where they can contribute but warned against confusing symptom disclosure with professional wisdom. He criticized community action grants to new groups and urged scaling down federal control while leaving ultimate decisions to elected officials.
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Resolutions Considered as UN Ends Disarmament Debate
The U N General Assembly committee winds up its annual disarmament debate and plans eight resolutions including inviting higher level talks between the United States and the Soviet Union and a treaty to ban underground nuclear tests. The United States pushes for broader monitoring and a possible expansion of the Geneva group with Japan rejoining discussions. Canada and nine other nations back a study on poison gas and other weapons while France boycotts the Geneva committee.
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Baughman Heads Safety Body Forming Frederick County Highway Commission
Donald Baughman of Shawnee District was named chairman of the Frederick County Highway Safety Commission by the board of supervisors. The commission will meet quarterly and seek state funds, with appointees from various professional areas. Cary N. Arthur advised on duties under state law and outlined driver education, EMS, and ambulance service as potential focus areas.
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Frederick County Supervisors Accept Road Viewers Priorities
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors accepted two more Road Viewers priorities into the secondary road system. They approved a traffic light at Paper Mill Road and Weems Lane with a 7000 dollar cost, and rezoned 8 008 acres at Rt 522 and Fox Drive to allow a service station. They also recommended reappointment of Henry Bursey as a county special officer and granted Donald Carter permission to sell Christmas trees in the courthouse plaza.
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Bogus Lawyer Heads For His Day Before Supreme Court
Daniel Jackson Oliver Wendel Holmes Morgan, a con artist turned self styled lawyer, is set to face the nine justices next year. He previously served time for forgery and fraud, later suing prison officials for alleged injuries and seeking to bring his case to state court. The Supreme Court agreed to hear the government appeal over jurisdiction, with Griswold leading the case.
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Morgan
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Justice Department
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Daniel Jackson
Oliver Wendel
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Shenandoah Survey Nears Completion in Shenandoah County
State Department of Education conducts a survey on future needs of Shenandoah County public schools. Superintendent Dr. W W Robinson told the school board the survey is near completion and will be released to his office.
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Barbra Streisand and Sidney Poitier Win NATO Star Awards
Barbra Streisand and Sidney Poitier win the Star of the Year Awards at a National Association of Theater Owners convention. Carol White named Most Promising New Female Star for Poor Cow. Streisand cited for Funny Girl debut. Poitier honored for Guess Who's Coming to Dinner To Sir With Love In the Heat of the Night and For Love of Ivy.
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Front Royal Moves to Tax Establishments
Front Royal Town Council on first reading proposed a local license tax on establishments serving mixed alcoholic beverages. Rates would be 100 dollars for 50 100 seats 175 dollars for 100 150 seats 250 dollars for more than 150 seats and 175 dollars for private non profit clubs. The tax would equal one half the state tax. A public hearing will follow at the next council meeting.
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Front Royal
Rockefeller Plans to Run for 4th Term as Governor
In New Orleans Nelson Rockefeller announced plans to seek a fourth term as governor in 1970 to complete and push ahead major urban development programs. He cited the Urban Development Corporation the Metropolitan Transportation Authority and antipollution measures as essential work ready to help cities and state. He spoke to the National League of Cities and returned to New York by private plane.
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A Martian Day Length Measured at 24 Hours 37 Minutes
Scientists report a Mars sol lasting 24 hours 37 minutes 22.58 seconds a finding that helps coordinate missions and ground operations across the planet.
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