Kennedy Family Returns to Washington After Florida Trip
Mrs Kennedy and her children Caroline and John Jr return to Washington from Palm Beach and resume residence with the Harrimans in Georgetown. The move follows their 18 days away and returns to normal in the capital.
Jet Into 1964 Misses Pattern 4836 Advertisement
Pattern advertisement by Anne Adams offers Misses sizes 10 to 18 with pattern 4836. Size 16 requires 3 yards of 35 inch fabric. 50 cents pattern price plus 15 cents mailing. Address to Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York. Include name address zone size and style number. Free catalog coupon offer accompanies.
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Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
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Unclear Word Puzzle Restates Themed Clues
A list presents clues such as Swerve makes mistakes semblance scatter as hay and sweet potato kindred. The fragment suggests a wordplay puzzle with numbered entries 46 47 49 50 53 but lacks full context or solutions.
Virginia Toll Reaches Thirteen In New Year Traffic
The Associated Press reports Virginia marked 13 highway deaths in the new year after a weekend that killed seven. Fatalities include Steven Cochran and Richard Cusick in Loudo ucounty on Virginia 7, Chantry Stone in Roanoke, Calvin McCoy near Amherst, Pauline Brunson in Prince William after a Dec 14 crash, and three others in separate Friday incidents.
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Hamilton
Steven Allen Cochran
Lincoln
Richard Cusick
Loudoun County
Roanoke
Chantry Estes Stone
Amherst
Calvin Clark McCoy
Rt. 1
Gladstone
Washington
Pauline Grace Brunson
Triangle
U.S
Prince William
WVU Freshman Chosen Queen Of State Fair
Scarnyn Famenoch, a West Virginia University freshman, was chosen queen of the 1964 West Virginia State Fair. Miss Falkenstine, 18, of Morgantown, was selected from 14 contestants at a meeting of the West Virginia Association of Fairs.
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W.va
Scarnyn Famenoch
Oceans
West Virginia University
Powellton man faces hearing in landlady slaying
Ben Smith a 56 year old resident of Powellton Fayette County waited for a preliminary hearing on a murder charge in the slaying of his landlady Suzie Smith 53 at a Montgomery hospital after she was shot with a .22 caliber weapon. The two were not related. The notice also recalls U S cautions on Malaysia Indonesia crisis and a note to Sukarno from President Johnson.
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W.va
Ben Smith
Powellton
Fayette County
Smith
Suzie Smith
Malysia
United States
State Department
Johnson
Indonesia
Sukarno
Malaysia
Washington
Royal Malay Regiment
Deadline Set for Wool Sales Ticket Filing in Frederick County
Robert K. Stickley, Frederick ASC Committee Chairman, urged farmers in Frederick and nearby counties to file wool sales and unshorn lambs tickets by January 31. The period covers April 1 to December 31, 1963, with payments starting April 1964. About 56 farmers filed for ewes or shot hoof stock and 40 for unshorn lambs under the 1963 program.
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Frederick Asc
Frederick
Stickley
ASCS
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Governor Harrison salutes Prince George High School band
Gov. Albert S. Harrison Jr. congratulates Prince George High School Royal Band for its performance in the Tournament of Roses Parade on New Year’s Day. He commends band members and supporters for the trip and telecast reception.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Prince George High School
Harrison
Prince George High School Royal Band
John V. Mazze
Clarke Canines Need Licenses By February 1
Berryville dog owners are reminded by County Treasurer R. C. Carter Jr. that 1963 licenses expired December 31. This year's license must be on the dog by February 1. Law requires all dogs over six months be licensed and applicants provide proof of inoculation against rabies before issuing a license.
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Berryville
R. C. Carter, Jr
Hog Prices Look Favorable Outlook for Virginia Farmers
Virginia Department of Agriculture notes uncertain price predictions but expects hog prices to rise due to improved supply and seasonal demand. July farrowings up 3 percent from last July while August farrowings fall 10 percent. December storage shows pork up 14 percent from a year ago. Virginia auction prices average around 15.90, with Chicago market at 14.75 to 15.00. Broiler prices likely to climb this January. Virginia to North Carolina prices reported around 13.5 to 14 cents with higher contract rates anticipated.
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Virginia
Ciheafo
DelMaria
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Carolina
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