Fourth of July tours crown Gilpin Trophy triumphs
The Clarke countryside celebrated with rain and cooler weather as the final tourneys at Millwood Country Club saw a husband wife team win both Gilpin Trophy Plates for men and women. Runners up included Douglas Molar and Mrs Butler. James Stimpson and Wendy True claimed other titles. A picnic supper preceded fireworks as residents and visitors shared weekend gatherings at various local homes and clubs.
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Clarke
Millwood Country Club
Harry Stimpson
James Stimpson
Wendy True
Roland Mitchell, Jr
Saratoga
John Kuhn
Marion
William
Eleanor
Jacqueline
Washington
Kuhn
Paris
Mitchell
Stuart Brown, Jr
Greenbrier
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Rosney
Harry Stinson
Richmond Moore
Richmond
Moore
Stimpson
Winchester Country Club
Harry Stimpson II
Thomas Clagett
Patricia
Lewis Meade
Thomas Meade
Meade
Anne Clage
DMV Worker Charged With Theft of Records
Richmond AP report states 22 year old DMV employee Sarah Payne was arrested on charges of theft of DMV records. She is the second employee charged in a widening investigation that has involved five individuals. DMV Commissioner Chester Lamb announced new measures to deter theft.
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Richmond (Ap
Sarah Payne
Division of Motor Vehicles
DMV
Chester Lamb
AP assigns 150 staff to cover conventions in Atlantic City and San Francisco
The Associated Press fields more than 150 reporters and photo staff to cover the Republican convention in San Francisco starting July 13 and the Democratic convention in Atlantic City starting August 24. William L. Beale Jr. directs news coverage with Marvin Arrowsmith and F A Resch leads the photo team.
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Associated Press
Associated Press News
Francisco
Atlantic City
N.J
William L. Beale Jr
Washington
Marvin L. Arrowsmith
White House
F. A. Resch
AP General News
New York
San Francisco
William J. Waugh
Douglas B. Cornell
Jack Bell
Senate
Harry Kelly
Belman
Pat) Morin
Saul Pett
Frances Lewine
Doris Klein
Los “Angeles
Joy Miller
Miss Lewine
William F. Arbogast
Raymond J. Crowley
John Beckler
Geoffrey Gould
Wilbur Martin
Lewis Gulick
Edmond Le«breton
Sterling F. Green
Resch
Guides Asked Not to Point Out Kennedy Hotel
Guides told not to call attention to the New York hotel where Mrs. John F. Kennedy will live when she moves this fall. City license commissioner DiCarlo said the late president is entitled to full dignity. Tourists outside her Washington home had influenced her move.
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New York
John F. Kennedy
Joseph C. DiCarlo
Washington, D.C
Five American Students Arrive in Cuba
Havana Radio reports five more U S students have reached Cuba joining 75 Americans already there despite the State Department travel ban. The group arrived by plane from Prague. Read as Sus an Rotolo 20 Robert Coltter Steve Newman Geoffrey Goldstein all from New York and Allan Low from California.
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Miami, Fla
Havana
Cuba
U.S. State Department
Island
Miami
Prague
Susan Rotolo
Robert Coltter
Steve Newman
Geoffrey Goldstein
New York
Allan Low
California
Park Ranger Richard C. Koontz Receives 20 Year Emblem
Shenandoah Park Ranger Richard C. Koontz was given the Interior Department's 20 year Length-of-Service Emblem by Sup. R. Taylor Hoskins at a staff meeting in July. A 1946 Army veteran, he rose through park maintenance and protection roles and was promoted in January 1963. He leads Legion Post 22, serves as senior VFW officer, PTA official, and heads local school and band groups. The Koontz family lives on Luray Ave in Luray.
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Shenandoah Park
Richard C. Koontz
U.S. Dept. of the Interior
Sup
R. Taylor Hoskins
U.S. Army
Koontz
Park Service
American Legion Millere Campbell-Baker
V.F.W
Elec
Luray Pta ‘Assn
Page County Pta Council
Luray Band Assn
Desegregation Edges Forward In Virginia Counties
The State Pupil Placement Board assigned 366 more Black students to predominantly white schools in two Virginia counties. Northampton County sent one pupil to the all white Northampton High School while Campbell County moved five Black students to Mountain View Elementary. The action lifts desegregation to 72 of Virginia’s 128 subdivisions with 75 Black students in Chesterfield and 163 in Alexandria also noted.
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Richmond
Northampton County
Campbell County
Northampton
Mountain View
Chesterfield County
Alexandria
Dress Shop Dilemma Sparks Customer Complaint
In Louisville a woman browsed a dress shop for almost an hour unable to find what she asked for. The frazzled customer accused staff of not meeting her request as the shopkeeper offered explanations for the mismatch.
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Louisville
Bert
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Walter, Jr
Blandy Farm
North Carolina
M. Tyson
Gil Pin
Donald
Nantucket
R.I
Eva Noland
Anne Humes
Sherwood
Mt. Desert Island
Maine
Roland Mitchell
Page
Greenway Garden Club
Samuel Bir
Christopher
Grafton
Birch
Massachusettes
George Smith
Wilbraham
William Clagett
Springfield
Ashton
Chicago
Tyreelard, Jr
Blue Hill
Iss Isobel Lee
Arthur Edson
Washington News
James Marlow
the World Today
A “Kresge Ee
P. Mower
Winchester Park & Shop
S. S. Mresge Company
Cere
Iran
Firestone
Firestone Stores
N. Braddock St
Ceels Aay
Winchester
U. S
St. Mark’s Luthern Church
Rebecca
Luray Ave
Luray
Nes
Fishing
Miller’s Hardware
N.loudoun St
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