Iden to Head Star Leadership Awards Group
Dr Thomas C Iden a Berryville physician named chairman of the Winchester Star Leadership Awards group joining seven other area residents from Winchester Handley Douglas Frederick County James Wood Clarke County High and John Son Williams. The three recipients will receive 350 Star Leadership Awards for character leadership and responsibility. The roster includes Mrs Kenneth N Gilpin Brig Boyce Mrs Joseph A Massie Jr Carter Kellas James Fleming Rev John A Baden Paul F Rosenberger and other local figures. This marks the 11th year of the Star Leadership Awards which have totaled 10500 over the past decade. Dr Iden also serves as Medical director of the Boyce Volunteer Fire Dept and holds other local posts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Handley and Douglas
Frederick County
James Wood
End Clarke Coutty
Clarké County High
John Son Williams
Kenneth N.gilping
Brig Boyce
Jospeh A. Massie, Jr
S. Stewart St
Ogieherd Martine Jir
Nant Per
J. C. Penny
N.un St
Carter Kellas
N. Purcell Ave
James Fleming
Junior Chamber of Commerce
Dunlap Ave
John A. Baden
Christ Episcopal Church
Tennyson Ave
Paul F. Rosenberger
John W. Rosenberger & Co
W. Leicester St
Kellas
Handley
Star
F. Byrd
Iden
Tom
Boyce Volunteer Fire Dept
Clarke County Chamber of Commerce
Berryville Methodist Church
Randolph-Macon College
Medical College of Virginia
Tappahannock
Naval Gun Factory
Swan Ave
Berryville
Jean
Randolph. Macon Women's College
Lynchburg
Snow and Show Highlight Weekend in Winchester Area
The Winchester area buzzed about possible rain tonight but calmer skies are forecast for tomorrow and Wednesday. Charles A. Anderson of Berryville appeared among Virginia exhibitors at America's largest Angus show, part of the International Livestock Show attended by more than 5,000 people in Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Associated Press
Charles. A. Anderson
Virginia
America
Chic
Baker Announces Candidacy for City Council
William Woodhull Baker Jr announced he will run for a seat on the City Council. Six Democrats have filed for the six seats, including two incumbents. The filing deadline for the April 7 primary is Wednesday and the general election is set for June 9. Baker, a Winchester native, is a Handley High School graduate with a 1961 Virginia University B.S. in commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Woodhull Baker, Jr
Erage Bis 3
Fruit and Ek Co
Cp Cager Container Corp
MR. Baker
Winchester
Handley High School
University of Virginia
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Woodrow Harper
William M. Battaile
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Boscawen St
Farrell AH Henkel
Danglas
Butler
James Fleming
Charles M. Zuckerman
Second Ward
Bad Check Allergy Nets Man Jail Term
Hunter L. Brown 61 pleaded guilty to writing a bad check for apples and was sentenced by Municipal Court Judge John W. Rice to 12 months in jail with possible suspension for restitution. Other cases included licenses loss for drunken driving and multiple speeding fines.
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John W. Rice
Hunter L. Brown
Brown
H. W. Butler
H. L. Brown
Rockingham
Elmo H. Ruckman
Weems Lane
Congress Opens as Johnson Delivers Civil Rights Push
Congress prepares to return for the 88th session with President Johnson set to press a broad civil rights measure along with an 11 billion dollar tax cut and elder care initiatives in his State of the Union. Senate Democrats warn of tough votes ahead as House panels begin civil rights hearings and a discharge petition may move the bill forward.
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Ated Bheem
Congress
Johnson
Kennedy
Senate
Mike Mensfield
House Rules Committee
House
Moore Poised to Return as Virginia House Speaker
In Richmond the General Assembly opens with veteran leadership. Del E Blackburn Moore expected to win an eighth term as speaker of the House of Delegates. Senate Democrats set Garland Gray for caucus chair and the House may reelect W Roy Smith as chairman. Republicans gain voice as GOP delegates rise to eleven and senators to three. Gov Harrison to deliver State of the Commonwealth and budget proposals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
General Assembly
del. E. Blackburn Moore
Berryville
House of Delegates
Senate Democrats
Garland Gray
Waverly
House Caucus
del. W. Roy Smith
Ben D. Lacy
Senate
George R. Rich
House
Prpce
GOP
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
State of the Commonwealth
Harrison
Weather outlook for Virginia brings clouds and light rain
Richmond weather bulletin notes a stationary front south of Virginia will increase clouds this afternoon with a chance of light rain tonight. The setup implies cooler air aloft and a damp pattern moving through the region. Continued watch for late day breaks or drizzle activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Three Hurt in Loudoun Street Car Crash
A spectacular accident on Loudoun Street left three people hurt and two autos demolished. A 1958 sedan driven by 18 year old Elva P Richardson struck the rear of a second car driven by Benjamin A Weaver, pushing it into a parked vehicle owned by William V Bridgeforth. The Weaver car then mounted the curb, hit steps and a building, with both autos described as demolished. Richardson was charged with reckless driving and suffered a bruised chin and shock. Continued on Page 2.
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Loudoun St
Loudoun
Elva P. Richardson
Benjamin A. Weaver
Royal Cab Co
Weaver
William V. Bridgeforth
S Loudoun
Bridgeforth Auto
S. Loudoun
Supreme Court to rule on Prince Edward school case
The Supreme Court agreed to hear arguments on March 30 to decide whether to reopen Prince Edward County public schools in Virginia on a desegregated basis by next fall. The case traces to the 1951–1954 desegregation battles and involves state and county officials asserting local control over school operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washsington
Supreme Court
Princeward County
Prince Edward
Virginia
US Circuit Court
Justice Department
Robert Y. Button
Supreme
U.S. Circuit Court
Richmond
Virginia Supreme Court
Prince Edwar Button
Viet Cong attack evaded by two battalions near Saigon
In TAN Dinh province near Saigon, two battalions of Viet Cong encircled South Vietnamese forces before dawn and attacked U S helicopters. Government troops reported eight killed and nearly 30 wounded as fighting along the main north south highway continued. American pilots said about 600 guerrillas were killed though two bodies were recovered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tan AN
Viet Nam
Saigon
Huntsberry Local Businessman Dies at 81
Walter E. Huntsberry 81 of 118 W Fairfax Lane Winchester died at home after a long illness. A native of Winchester he was the son of Cherles E and Virginia Barr Huntsberry and husband of the late Anna Rhodes Huntsberry. He was among the first Winchester car dealers selling the Maxwell and led local business and civic efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter E. Huntsberry
W. Fairfax Lane
Winchester
Mr. Huntsberry
Cherles E
Virginia Barr Huntsberry
Anna Rhodes Huntsberry
Maxwell
Huntsberry
Holy Lard Visit Ends Pope Paul VI Pleads for World Peace
From Bethlehem the Pope urged world leaders to push for peace and urged Christians to unite. He prayed with Orthodox leaders in Jerusalem and Bethlehem on the Feast of the Nativity. Security tightened as thousands gathered for Mass in the Church of the Nativity grotto and a public address urged unity in the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul VI
Pateroon Athena I
Jerusalem
Paul
Holy Land
Bethlehem
Ter
Pat Athenazeras I
Amman
Jordan
Deparem
Poncetel
Pope Paul
Christ
Old City of
Grotto
St. Catherine
Jesus Christ
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Dr. Iden
Star Leadership Awards Group
Thomas C. Iden
Linda Richter
Vanceright Ave
Katharine Karen Kursted
Mountain Falls
Charles E. Miley III
Battletown Drive
Beree
Clarke County
Karen Cowsert
N.racer St
Larry
W. W. Baker, Jr
Elec
Lyle R. Fultz
Augusta
W. Va
Robert F. McCarty
Sunnyside Station
Michael 0. Cooke
Rt. 1
Richard E. Kirby
N. Loudoun
Wesley Washington
E. Pall Mall, Sr
SALE
Winter Clearance
Children’s
Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Nancy Yost
South End
Huntsberry Shoe Store
U.S. Air Force
Air Force
Phyllis Ford Moulden
Leicester St
Baker
LBJ
Moore
U.S
W. E. Huntsberry
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