Wayside Theatre Foundation Formulates Future Plans
The Wayside Theatre Foundation for the Arts advisory board met at the Wayside Inn to map a future. They plan scholarships for local talent, expanded theatre programs, and new classes in the visual arts alongside the drama school. Notable members include Craig Livingston, John O. Marsh Jr., Tyree Dillard, and state figures from Winchester and beyond.
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Wayside Foundation For the Arts, Inc
Wayside Inn
Non. Joe Foundation
Tea
Visory
Craig Livingston
Front Royal
John O. Marsh, Jr
Strasburg
Tyree Dillard
Opening of 81 Dedicated Interstate From Hagers Town to Marlowe
Maryland and West Virginia officials dedicated the 81 stretch from Hagerstown to Marlowe. Willis H. Fisk of the Chamber of Commerce attended the ribbon cutting. Officials foresee I 81 extending to the Pennsylvania Turnpike by November and connecting Winchester to Martinsburg by October, with U S Route 70 linking Hagerstown to Frederick. The project is slated for completion next year.
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Hagerstown
Marlowe
W.va
Maryland
West Virginia
Area Chamber of Commerce
Willis H. Fisk
Harrisonburg
Carter David
West Virginia Road Commission
Winchester
Martinsburg
Dulles Airport Poised for Awakening and Jet Growth
Dulles International aims to surge forward with new 350 passenger stretched jets within a year and plans to host Pan American 747 jumbo jets in 1969. R Dan Mahoney notes the airport is 26 miles from the White House and features staggered runways reducing taxi time and fuel costs.
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Dulles
White House
Baltimore
Friendship Airport
Pattern 4708 Misses' Skimmer for Summer Wardrobe
Advertises Pattern 4708 for Misses sizes 10 through 18 with a day-made band collar skimmer in linen. Includes yardage for size 14, pricing at fifty cents plus 15 cents mailing, and requests name address size and style number for Anne Adams pattern mailing from Winchester Evening Star New York address. Catalog offer promises 350 design ideas and a free pattern clip coupon.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Dear Abby Biz: Hotels and Inheritance Dilemmas
A reader asks if hosts should swap to twin beds for guests and Abby replies No. A bachelor crush asks about leaving an inheritance to a married woman and Abby advises discussing with her and a lawyer. Also tips on denying a gown borrow request and a sharp dig at a divorced couple critic.
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Abby
Paroled Iowa embezzler Buys new life after 5 years
Burnice Geiger, 64, leaves Federal Women's Prison after serving five years of a 15 year term for a 2.1 million dollar embezzlement from her father's Sheldon bank. She returns to Sheldon Iowa to live with her elderly parents, ending a saga that began with a 1961 guilty plea.
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Alderson
W.va
Iowa
Burnice Geiger
Gladys V. Bowman
Federal Women’s Prison
Wallace
Drowned Children Echo 1954 Maine Tragedy in Fairfield
In Fairfield Maine three children aged 9 months, 6, and 4 years were found drowned in a bathtub. Police planned a murder warrant for mother Constance Fisher 37, who had previously attempted suicide and faced murder charges twelve years earlier. The father Carl Fisher 45 discovered the bodies after returning from work at Maine Central Railroad.
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Fairfield
Maine
Constance Fisher
Carl Fisher
Fisher
Thayer Hospital
Waterville
Frederick Gould
Maine Central Railroad
Nathalie Rose
Howeard Wood
Kathleen Louise
Michael Jon
Irving Goodef
Maurice Philbrick
Detroit appoints Mrs. Jane Wolford to top lay post
The Detroit Archdiocese names Mrs. Jane Wolford to head a new institute for adult continuing education in religious cultural and vocational fields. She becomes the highest ranking lay woman in the archdiocese and is noted as a mother of seven.
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Detroit
Jane Wolford
Dominican Inauguration Marks Restart of Constitutionalist Efforts
In Santo Domingo President Joaquin Balaguer is inaugurated amid tight security as diplomats gather for the ceremony. Leftist unrest erupts with police firing on crowds. several wounded. Vice President Humphrey attends to lead the US delegation and pledges support for Dominican social and economic progress amid memories of the 1965 revolt and past U.S. intervention.
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Santo Domingo
Dominican Republic
Joaquin Balaguera
National Congress
Hbert H. Humphrey
U.S
Humphrey
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Wayside Theatre Foundation Board
Kenneth Gilpin, Jr
Boyce
Owen Phillips
Middletown
Ted Graves
Luray
Ee William, Clagett
Tryville
Lewis M. Alten, Jr
New York City
J. Kenneth Robinson
Victor Albright
P.T. Grove
Mnne Helems
Dean Arbby
Abigail van. Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Conrad Hilton
Nameless
Los Angeles
Cal
DE Gaulle
Moscow
Charles de Gaulle
Vnukovo
Paris
Soviet Union
State Hospital
Augusta
Crumpton’s
Braddock St
Luray Caverns
Wray Caverns
Ladies’ S
Pants
Taylor
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