Madagan Heads 1967 Winchester Heart Fund Campaign
Harold F. Madagan Jr will chair the 1967 Winchester Frederick County Heart Fund drive. The prior year raised 7156.46 in the area. February events span the region and 8500 other communities. Madagan is a Winchester native and pharmacist at Gaunt's Drug Store. He lives with Carol Ann and Stacey Ann at 717 N Braddock St and leads local professional groups. M Lee Boppe serves again as campaign treasurer. Contributions support the Heart Fund and memorial gifts receive prompt acknowledgments.
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Harold F. Madagan, Jr
Winchester-Frederick County
Carol Ann
Stacey Ann
N. Braddock St
Town Manager Named After Unanimous Vote
Strasburg voters and town council approved hiring a new town manager after a months long vacancy. The appointee, yet unnamed, will begin work soon and oversee renovations including a school and parking additions on Main Street.
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Strasburg
William Dalke, Jr
An In
Lauto
Wharton
Auto safety standards likely to be negotiated with industry
The AP reports that automakers and the federal government prepare for negotiations over 1968 model car safety features. Haddon indicates possible modifications and delayed implementations. Ford and GM can meet several standards immediately, while others may require minor changes or date extensions.
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Washington
U.S
William Haddon Jr
National
Ighway Safety Agency
Haddon
Ford
General Motors
GM J
Quake Rocks Parts of Greece on Peloponnesus
An early morning 10 second earthquake struck the Peloponnesus with injuries reported in Patras region. Seven people were hurt and up to 200 houses collapsed or damaged. A second tremor of moderate strength followed about an hour later.
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Manuel Lopez
U.S. Naval Academy
Vietnam
Sally Smayling
Wichita
Maryland
Upper Marlboro
Lopez
Washington
Cornelio Lopez
Ensign Lopez
West Hyattsville, Md
Patras
Greece
Peloponnesus
Spong's Staff Expands Geared for Research
Sen. William B. Spong Jr plans a larger, younger staff focused on research and constituent problems. He has about 300 applications, has hired nine and expects five more. key hires include McNeil Jr. as executive assistant, Fuller as press aide, and Maeder as legislative assistant. The team may reach 14 or 15, bigger than Robertson or Byrd Sr. teams.
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Washington
Thel
William B. Spong Jr
Virginia
Spong
U.S
A. Willis Robertson
Robert B. McNeil Jr
Fairfax
Robertson
Edward C. Maeder
John Fuller
McNeil
Fuller
Birmingham
Alas
Maeder
Congress
University of Virginia Law School
Capitol Hill
Senate
Harry F. Byrd Sr
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Siamese twins Margaret and Mary Gibb hospitalized in Holyoke
Margaret and Mary Gibb, 54, Siamese sisters joined at the base of the spine, are listed in fair to good condition at Holyoke Hospital for undisclosed ailment treatment. They share blood supply, have separate organs, and do not feel each other’s pain.
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Holyoke
Mass
Margaret and
Mary Gibb
Holyoke Hospital
Speck Trial Coverage to Be Restricted in Peoria
Judge Paschen said newsmen and photographers will face limits at the Richard Speck murder trial in Peoria. Restrictions may include no photos on the second floor and possible use of identification cards, with reporters limited from leaving the courtroom during the trial.
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Winchester Evening Star
Chicago
Peoria
Richard Speck
Herbert C. Paschen
Speck
Gerald Getty
Los
Cook County
Paschen
Secon
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