Armel Named President of Mid- Atlantic Equipment in Winchester
Julian K. Armel becomes president of the newly named Mid- Atlantic Equipment Company of Winchester replacing Krauser-Lupton Equipment Company. Officers include D A Foster James Stonesifer and Henry Willard. The firm remains a Potomac Industries subsidiary with ties to Hagerstown Fairfax and Warrenton.
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Julian K. Armel
Mid- Atlantic Equipment Company
Winchester, Inc
Krauser-Lupton Equipment Company, Inc
Mr. Armel
D.A. Foster
Falls Church
James A. Stonesifer
Winchester
Henry J. Willard
Ker. Stonesifer
Stonesifer
Laurel
Irene
Debbie
Janelle
Stephens City
Mid-Atlantic Equipment Company of Winchester, Inc
Potomac Industries, Inc
Hagerstown
Fairfax
Warrenton
Nadeau Dean Named Vice President for Silco Stores
Nadeau, former Winchester resident and Silco Stores district manager, becomes vice president in charge of store operations for Silco's 95 Junior Department Stores. He has 16 years with Silco and now lives in Delran New Jersey and is active in youth counseling and United Methodist Church leadership. He is married to Shirley, with three children Jeff 15 John 13 and Lisa 9.
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Dean. Nadeau
Winchester
Silco Stores, Inc
Nadeau
Silco
Delran
N.J
United Methodist Church
Shirley
Harrisburg
Jeff
John
Lisa
Fansler Becomes Combined Agent in Richmond Training
Richard Fansler of Winchester completed a special training course in Richmond and joined the sales force of the Combined Insurance Company of America. He resides at 448 N. Braddock.
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Richard Fansler
Winchester
Richmond
Combined Insurance Company of America
N. Braddock
Palmer Named Resident Comptroller at GMPD Martinsburg
Harold G. Palmer of Winchester is named resident comptroller at General Motor Parts Division Martinsburg plant West Virginia. A Dartmouth College graduate and Boston native, Palmer has held multiple GM accounting roles since 1947 and since Oct 1 1968 has led GMPD Martinsburg accounting. He and wife Barbara Perkins reside in Winchester with two sons Richard and Robert.
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MR. Armel
Lupton Orchard Service, Inc
Fore
Winchester
Virginia Farm and Industrial Equipment Dealers Association
Jeanne
Pine St
Ken, Jr
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Harold G. Palmer
General Motor Parts Division
Martinsburg
W.va
Boston
Mr. Palmer
Dartmouth College
Chevrolet
General Motors Institute
Tarrytown
N.Y
Chevrolet Motor Division
Chevrolet Bay City
Chevrolet-Tarrytown
Chevrolet- Bloomfield
Gmpd-Martinsburg
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester Golf Club
Palmer
Barbara Perkins
Richard
Robert
Rockefeller considered as Humphrey running mate on 1968 ticket
Gov Nelson Rockefeller confirmed he was invited to join Hubert Humphrey on the Democratic 1968 presidential ticket. Rockefeller said he did not take the offer seriously as he remains a Republican. Humphrey later moved forward with Sen Edmund Muskie as his running mate.
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New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Hubert H. Humphrey
Rockefeller
Newsmen
Jack Bell
Gannett News Service
Bell
Humphrey
Waverly
Minn
Washington Star Strike Talks Under Federal Mediation
Union leaders and The Evening Star officials meet with a federal mediator to seek an end to the strike that has shut the paper since Thursday. Henry C. Gronkiewicz to mediate between the Washington Publishers Association and 14 local unions as they aim to bring the employer back to work. About 2,000 workers are idled while Automotive Lodge 1486 seeks pay hikes of 33 weekly first year and 24 weekly second year in a two year deal. The Star prints 305,297 daily and 345,019 Sunday.
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Washington
The
Evening Star
Henry C. Gronkiewicz
Washington Publishers Association
the Star
Gronkiewicz
99 Year Old Cowboy Scoffs at Retiring
Danville California resident Jack Hart, nearly 99, insists on rodeo life with no retirement. Born in 1872, he recalls guiding cattle on trails and roping events while planning a trip to the Fort Worth rodeo next month. Hart lives with friends in Danville near San Francisco, after attending a national livestock exposition.
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Danville
Calif
Jack Hart
Hart
Fort Worth
Tex
Indian Territory
Will Rogers
Oolagah
Okla
Montana
Chisholm
Santa Fe
Texas
Dodge City
North Dakota
San Francisco Bay Area
San Francisco
Northwestern Fraternity Ordered Closed for Coed Living Plans
Northwestern Universitys Phi Kappa Sigma chapter is ordered shut by its national alumni association. Thirty members must vacate the house by Tuesday amid disagreements over political views and plans to open the fourth floor to women. The group had hosted antiwar activity and previously left the interfraternity council. The article notes three planets Neptune Uranus and Pluto discovery dates.
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Evanston, Ill
Northwestern University
National Alumni Association
Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity
William J. Kroger
N.Y
U.S
Cambodia
Kent State University
Ohio
J. Samuel Keller
Interfraternity Council
Maddox Holds Open House Before Exit as Governor
Gov. Lester Maddox attended a final open house at the governor's mansion in Atlanta drawing 10 000 to 15 000 supporters, with state patrol estimating over 5 000 handshakes. He plans to bike to work next week as he steps down January 12 to become lieutenant governor. Maddox cannot seek re election under Georgia law.
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Atlanta
Lester Maddox
Virginia
Maddox
Georgia
Today in History January 4 highlights
Highlights include George Washington delivering the first annual presidential message in 1790. Other notes mention the Rockefeller Foundation declaring yellow fever eradicated in Ecuador in 1921, Britain granting Burma independence in 1948, and Reagan's 1980s political move.
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Associated Press
George Washington
Rockefeller Foundation
Ecuador
Agnew Says Speeches Aim to Grab Audience Attention
Vice President Spiro T. Agnew acknowledges in a Buckley interview that his speeches are designed to get attention and may be taken out of context or misused. He says the content is a calculated risk he must take to influence listeners.
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Washington
Spiro T. Agnew
William F. Buckley Jr
Wtop-Tv
Agnew
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