Miss Gore and Douglas Chapman United in Front Royal Ceremony
Miss Nancy Elizabeth Gore daughter of Mr and Mrs John Walter Gore of Front Royal married Douglas Leean Chapman son of Mrs Holden Lee Chapman of Boyce and the late Mr Chapman at the First Baptist Church in Front Royal. The ceremony was conducted by Rev Lawrence Beed with a white poinsettia decor setting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Elizabeth Gore
John Walter Gore
Front Royal
Douglas Leean
Holden Lee Chapman
Boyce
Lawrence Beedhews
Acceeters
Pms
Joyce Elizabeth Steed
Frontal
Ae Rave
Street de Soie
Bonnie Duncan
Jerry Bernsdaffer
Winchester
Sharon Carbaugh
Millwood
Alan Devers
Robert Hummer, Jr
Fred Landis
William Gore
Culpeper
Charles Davis
Washington
Teen Driving Restrictions and Age Bills Ledger
A Virginia draft outlines bills on teen driving daylight limits under 18 and raises to 16 in some areas. Del. Bradshaw plans a statewide 16 minimum. Other proposals include post guilt driving record review, 30 year retirement for teachers, a 2 percent sales tax for localities, and whisky by the drink provisions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Devore
Richters
Del
Junie L. Bradshaw
Richmond-Henrico
del Fred G. Pollard
Richmond
N. B. Hutcherson Jr
Franklin
Sam E. Pope
Southampton
Bernard Levin
Norfolk
W Germans to Get Cowboy Hats
President Johnson planned to present West German Chancellor Ludwig Erhard with Texas souvenirs during his visit to Johnson City. The gesture included cowboy hats as part of a cultural exchange and goodwill visit between the United States and West Germany.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
Texas
Ludwig Erhard
Drought’s Impact Softened By Conservation
Berryville report credits conservation and the Agricultural Conservation Program for easing drought effects in Clarke County in 1963. Arthur D. Weiss, chair of the Clarke County ASC committee, notes farm and city water benefits from ACP practices like soil cover, tree planting, pipelines, and erosion controls. Wildlife and water supplies were protected by these measures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weiss
Berryville
Ospeek Vases
Arthur D. Weiss
Clarke County Agriculture Stabilization and Conservation Committee
Clarke County
ACP
Court Upheld Free Speech For Communist Lecturer at SUNY Buffalo
An New York appeals court ruled unanimously that the State University of New York may allow Dr. Herbert Aptheker to speak at the University of Buffalo. The ruling overruled a lower court ban citing free inquiry. Aptheker’s invitation was part of a series on political ideologies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany, N.Y
Academic Freedom State University
Herbert Aptheker
University of Buffalo
The
State University of New York
National Committee
Communist Party
Aptheker
Russell G. Hunt
State Supreme Court
Que
Cohen
Troy, N.Y
Explosion and Fire Injure Five at Verona Bakery Garage
An explosion and resulting fire at a Verona Virginia Holsum Co. garage injured five men. Names and exact injuries withheld. Main bakery building undamaged. production expected to resume tomorrow. Cause and damage estimates unavailable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Verona
Shenanodah Valley
Virginia Holsum Co
Communist Fire Kills U S Helicopter Pilot
An armed HU-1B escort helicopter in the Mekong Delta near Kien Hoa province was hit by a Communist bullet. The U S Army lieutenant pilot died at once while the copilot steered the craft back to Saigon. no other casualties and only minor damage. The missing name will be released after next of kin notification.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saigon
Viet Nam
U.S
Kien Hoa
Mekong River
Here
Youths Die in Virginia Crashes Raise State Toll
The state highway toll rose to 973 with the death of 15 year old Ronald Strickler of Mangohick in a single vehicle crash on U S 36 at Aylett. Another 15 year old, Glendon Whack of Baltimore, died from injuries after a four car pileup on U S 1 near Fredericksburg.
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Associated Press
King William County
Virginia
Ronald Eugene Strickler
Mangohick
Richmond
U. S. 36
Aylett
Strickler
Spotsylvania County
Glendon
Fredericksburg
British Official Dies of Injuries and Other Deaths
ADEN AP George Henderson England assistant high commissioner to Aden died Friday night from injuries from a December bomb at Aden Air Terminal. Henderson was in a ministerial party leaving Aden for London when a bomb was thrown. PHILANTHROPIST CHICAGO AP Robert Hall McCormick 85 philanthropist and grandson of a founder of International Harvester Co died Friday. He managed his grandfather Leander J. McCormick's estate. NUTLEY NJ AP Dr William A Kelly 63 noted psychologist and director of graduate studies at Fordham University School of Education in New York died Friday after a short illness. FORMER FOOTBALL STAR SAN FRANCISCO AP George Wilson 63 University of Washington's first All America football player died Friday apparently of a heart attack while working. Wilson was a halfback on the 1925 All America team. CHICAGO AP S H Arnolt 56 of Warsaw Ind industrialist and sports car enthusiast died Thursday night in a hospital. He suffered a stroke two years ago and was injured in an auto accident in September.
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Aden
George Henderson
England
Henderson
London
Philantrophist
Chicago
Robert Hall McCormick
The
International Harvester Co
McCormick
Leander J. McCormick
San Francisco
George Wilson
University of Washington
Wilson
S. H. Arnolt
Warsaw
Ind
Area residents visit relatives during holidays
Newsy tidbits note Mr and Mrs Wil Stier Eierys Custis patient SO Sea n Mrs Grover Teets Jr of Welltown Pike and children called on relatives Tuesday. David Hildebrand son of Mr and Mrs William Hildebrand has been a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Granville Graham of near Bunker Hill visited Mr and Mrs Richard Carter and family. Chuck Duvall of Randolph-Macon College Ashland is spending Christmas holidays at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
Wil- Stier Eierys Custis
Sean
Grover Teets, Jr
Welltown Pike
David Hildebrand
William Hildebrand
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Granville Graham
Bunker Hill
W. Va
Richard Carter
Chuck Duvall
Randolph-Macon College
Ashland
Local Residents Share Holiday Visits in Kernstown
Kernstown residents and relatives exchanged Christmas calls and visits across town and nearby towns. Notable stops included the Sager and Richard households, with many families hosting guests and planning church services and club meetings during the holiday season.
Fund for Widow of Policeman Reaches 423774 in Dallas
The Tippit family fund, benefitting widow of Dallas Policeman J. D. Tippit, totaled 423774.17 dollars with only a few mail bags left to tally. Tippit was killed during the search for Lee Harvey Oswald, accused assassin of President Kennedy. The money comes from across the country for Tippit's widow and their three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dallas, Tex
Dallas
J. D. Tippit
Verne Hipskind
Tippit
Lee Harvey Oswald
John F. Kennedy
Dear Abby Readers Spark Office Wedding Gift Tales
Dear Abby columns recount a boss’s daughter wedding gift dispute over a $90 present and a $5 contribution, plus a gag list from the Houston Police on raising a delinquent. The note ends with Abby offering a booklet purchase opportunity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abby
The
Houston Police Department
Power's Widow Wins Final Divorce Decree
Deborah J. Loew, 29, widow of Tyrone Power, received a final divorce decree from Arthur M. Loew Jr. in Los Angeles Superior Court. The couple married in 1959 and have a three year old son Gerald. an interlocutory decree was issued December 18, 1962 on cruelty grounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Los Angeles
Deborah J. Loew
Superior Court
Arthur M. Loew Jr
Loew
Tyrone Power
Loews
Gerald
Child Whose Eyes Were Saved Seeks Nursing Career
Atlanta AP reports Carolyn Purcell, now 17 with 20 20 vision, aims to become a nurse. Born with a rare eye disease, her eyes were saved after early treatment following a dramatic family decision and Mayo Clinic care with ACTH.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Carolyn Purcell
Frank Purcell
Big Creek
Purcell
Carolyn
Shrine Patrol
Mayo Clinic
Rochester
Minn
Christmas Dinner Draws Gruver and Friends Across Regions
Reliance brief notes a family Christmas dinner and gatherings for the Gruver and Stickley families plus relatives from Waynesboro Staunton Rocky Mount Blacksburg and Fairfax. Visitors include Dan Bennington from Silver Spring and Randy Jenkins of Fairfax. Pvt. Atwood from Fort Knox visits home. a school Christmas program drew a large crowd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ira K. Gruver
Paul Keefer Gruver
John D. Gruver
Rocky Mount
N.C
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Rock Mount
Ira
Bled RC
Stephens City
Vedna E. Rife
Randy Jenkins
Jenkins
Karen
Fairfax
Pvt
Donald Louis Atwood
National Guard
Fort Knox
Alton Atwood
Happy Creek
Beverly Stickley
William Stickley
Reliance
Garland R. Bray
Richard L. Clem
Gary
Cornelius Petty
Dwane
Donnie
Robert Bray
John Barbara
Johnnie
Middletown
Effie Boy
Armel
Bray
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Douglas Lee Chapman
Miss Gore
Douglas Chapman
Chapman
Clarke County High School
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Shenandoah College
U.S. Army
Fort Monmouth
N.J
Gore
Robert Hansucker
Slater C. Mounts
Bill
Verona Bakery
Brucetown News
Kernstown
Helen Richardstown
Margaret Keesling
Albert Tusing
B. L. Locke
Wayne Warren
Arthur Sager
Rev
C. L. Board of Winchester
Kernstown Methodist Church
Norman Madagan
VPI
Mrs
Aubrey Madagan
Charles Richard
Hagerstown, Md
Megus Rudolph
David L. Donald
Paul Dicks
Paula
Flint Hill
B. L. Lock
Sue
David Donald
Guy Keckley
T. C. Snyder
Arthur White
Harvey Richard
Sam McDonald
Middle Road Home Demonstratin Club
James Donald
Valley Ave
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
Gang
Ble
Beverly Hills
Calif
Power
Guiding Light Gospel Center
North
Cameron St
Eddie Jensen
Donald Scruggs
Reliance News
D. N. Gruver
Marl@ Gruver
Richard
Buddy Gruver
Danny
Jeffy
John
Waynesboro
Arthur Gruver
Nelson Grover
David
Guy T. Bobbie
Joyce Anne
Sandra Reeves
Staunton
Dan Bennington
Silver Springs, Md
Tilden Stickley
John M. Derr
Warren Memorial Hospi
Roy. Roberts and Sons
Junior
Roger
Anna E. Rife
John Rinker
F. L. Derflinger
Altoona, Pa
G. E. Light
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Hoover
Lune
E.boscawen ST
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