Connie McDonald among wedding eligibles in society notes
The Evening Star features Connie McDonald a 1960 James Wood graduate and 19 year old daughter of Mr and Mrs S Joeald of Middle Road as part of a list of eligible girls in a wedding feature. The piece opens with military and local background while noting most items list marriages as a common thread.
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Evening Star
Soth
Connie McDonald
Ter
S. Joeald
Middle Road
New York Area Construction Strike Begins Amid Labor Standoff
A Teamsters Local 282 strike at 12:01 a.m. seals contracts with about 160 firms, risking nearly a billion dollars in New York area construction. Two thousand truck drivers supply materials, with 6200 delivering sand and gravel and 800 handling other goods. impacts expected within hours and by Monday on active sites.
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New York
Teamsters
New York Area
James J. McFadden
McFadden
Indus
Bulletin on critical injuries in Grantsville crash
Two men were reported critically injured at 1:20 this afternoon in a crash operated by Alice Beecher of Grantsville. Names and addresses of the injured could be obtained immediately.
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Alice Beecher
Grantsville
Names
Council Approves Heart Department Realignment
The Winchester Council unanimously approved realigning the local Health Department after Dr. L. C. Fears Jr. explained the plan. The district would include Winchester, Frederick, Clarke, Page, Rappahannock and Warren Counties, with Loudoun joining Fauquier and Shenandoah joining Rockingham.
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Council
Common Council
L. C. Fears, Jr
Front Royal
State Health Department
Nottingham
U.S
Dr. Fear
Rappahannock
Loudoun
Fauquier
Shenandoah
Rockingham
Winchester
Frederick, Clarke
Page Rappahannock
Warren
Moslems Clash With Police in Algiers Anti French Outburst
Algiers tensions rise as Moslem mobs clash with police and troops. One rioter killed and scores hurt as demonstrators, urged by FLN, strike and march with rebel chants and flags. Police station blockaded. Oran reports a Moslem strike without violence.
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Algiers
Blida
FLN
Charles E
Oran
Mohammed Yazid
Tunis
al- Seria
Charles de Gaulle
Ech
Tihe
Gown Crier notes Manassas battle dates and planetary brilliance
Local item reports the First Battle of Manassas dates July 21 to 23 and highlights the July evening sky with Jupiter and Saturn at their greatest brilliance of the year. Disrupted by guests, the Leach and Graber families on South Cameron Street are mentioned, and a note closes with a local business closure.
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Ma Massas
Manassas
Jupiter
Saturn
Leach
Boyd and Brumback Named to City School Board
City Council named two men to fill vacancies on the school board in a special session. Dr. Robert S. Boyd was appointed to replace Philip B. Glaize in the central district as Glaize moves to the southern district. John H. Moling Jr. of the northern district resigned from the board.
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A. Lee Coble
Robert S. Boyd
Philip B. Glaize
McQuistion Resigns Civil Defense Post
The resignation of Harold McQuistion, coordinator of Civil Defense for the city, has been received. Mayor Claude Smalts Jr. hopes to name an acting coordinator at the next City Council meeting on July 11.
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Harold McQuistion
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Smalts
Sewage Loan Passes in City Special Election
Voters approve a bond issue for a lagoon type sewage system in a special election. The measure passes 79 to 30 to authorize up to 165000 dollars. Next steps include legal technicalities and plan approval. Stephens City has 876 residents and 136 qualified voters.
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City
Stephens City
Guard Units Pass Through Winchester National
Guard units came and went in Winchester last night. The 104th Armored Reconnaissance Squadron from Pennsylvania, about 500 strong, rested at Berryville Horse Show Grounds after returning from an encampment at A. P. Hill Military Reservation near Fredericksburg. The 1st Battle Group 314th Infantry Reserve, about 250 men from Pittsburgh, stayed at the Armory en route to A. P. Hill.
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National. Guard
104Th “Armored
Pennsylvania
A.P. Hill Military Reservation
Fredericksburg
Berryville Horse Show Grounds
A. P. Hill
1St Battle Group
314Th Infantry
Pittsburgh
Indemnity Demand Ends Cuba Prisoner Talks
Fidel Castro was served notice that indemnity for damages from the April 17 invasion makes a negotiated release of 1,197 prisoners impossible. John Hooker Jr of the Tractors for Freedom Committee said the group cannot provide tractors money or credits and denounced the demand as incompatible with national honor.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
United States
Cuba
Castro
John Hooker Jr
Tractors For Freedom Committee
10Mittee
Dr. Castro
Hooker
Wane
Bers
Roosevelt
Ith
Eleanor Hooker
Agreement Lacking On Arms Conference
Washington AP Two major negotiating aims failed as the United States and the Soviet Union did not reach a framework for a general disarmament conference. President Kennedy met with Valerian Zorin and Mikhail Menshikov at the White House for a brief talk as talks closed. Kennedy pressed urgency while Soviet mood remained unreconciled amid Geneva test ban Laos and Berlin issues.
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Washington
United States
Soviet Union
Seb Lat
Kennedy
Valerian A Zorin
Mikhail A. Menshikov
White House
Geneva
Laos
Eleven Die as Truck Hits Station Wagon in Nevada Crash
A speeding pickup on a four lane Nevada highway veered into the wrong side and struck a California bound station wagon killing 11 including children in the station wagon and two adults in the truck. A cocker spaniel survived. The crash occurred near Jean 32 miles south of Las Vegas.
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Las Vegas
Neveval
Nevada
Nevada Highway Patrol
Los Angeles
California
Richard McDermott
Highway Patrol
Jean
Nev
Dri Bernardino
Tommy
Margie
Xilyn
Sherill
Leo Hollis Watkins
Floree Francis
highway_ patrol
Iraq Denies Troops Massed On Border With Kuwait
Britain lands Marines and tanks in Kuwait aboard the carrier Bulwark with 750 sailors and 600 Marines as Saudi Arabia and Britain bolster Kuwait against an Iraqi invasion threat. Iraq denies massing troops or firing on Iranian vessels.
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Kuwait
Sheikom
Iraq
Saudi Arabia
Abdel Karimy Kassem
Damascus
Baghdad Radio
Traq
Bulwark
Dragoon Guards
Lebel Alvie
Ser
Ape
Saudi
Arabia
Britain
Sheik Abdullah
Protectorate
U.N. Secre
Republicans Name Delegates in County Meeting
Republican committee chairman conducted the meeting naming delegates and alternates to the state convention. Mr and Mrs Scheulen and George Snapp were listed as delegates with alternates planned as well.
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Rea
Nate Delates
Scheulen
George Snapp
Robert Ected
Ee Scheulen
Republican Committee
Tragedy Aboard Flimsy Raft Ends in Deaths at Sea
Fourteen year old Terry McClelland watched two fishermen die after drifting for three days on a balsa raft off California. Rescued by a fishing boat west of San Diego, he survived to tell of shipwrecks thirst delirium and the desperate struggle to stay alive as the raft finally sank with his grandfather and another man.
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San Diego
Calif
Terry McClelland
Huntington Beach
Terry
Bradford
Hartman
Sola
Brad
100 Years Ago Today Captain Richard C. Wounds at Ashby
A brief historical notice marks the death of Captain Richard C. Wounds at Ashby, observed as a centennial reflection. The item notes the centenary date and location.
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Richard C
Ashby
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James Wood
Richmond
Bulletin
Fears
Boyd
Brumback
McQuistion
Civil Defense
Zorin
Newport Beach
Grandad
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