1969 World Coins Sets and Mint Listings Issued Worldwide
The Italian Mint in Rome prepares 1969 coin sets in Lire with pieces 1 2 5 10 20 50 100 and 500 Lire in various alloys, priced at 4000 Lire. The Sherritt Mint in Canada strikes Syria coins, including 25 50 and 100 Piastre pieces with large print runs. Numerous catalogs and listings from Classical Arts New Orleans Bale Publications and other firms offer Greek Roman coinage books and world coin catalogs. A FAO coin from Ceylon features Buddhist king Parakrama Bahu the Great with multilingual inscriptions.
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Rome
Italia
Acmonital
la Zecca Servicio Numismatico Roma
la Zecca
Principe Umberto
Italy
Sherrill Mint
Fort Saskatchewan
Alberta
Canada
Central Bank of
Syria
Sherritt Mint
Atta. K. Z. Horn
New Orleans
Bale Publications
W. Madison St
Sioux Falls
South Dakota
Bale Book Club
Co & L de Land
P. O
Fort Worth
Texas
Gary K. Olsen
H Street
N.W
Washington
D.C
Germany
Alaska
Russia
Federal Republic of Germany
Munich
Stuttgart
Karlsruhe
Hamburg
Verkaufsestelle Fuer Sammlermuenzen der Bundesrepublik Deutschland
Bad Homburg
Bahnhofstr
Parakrama Bahu the Great
FAO
Ceylon
Frederick S. Knobloch
P.O. Box
Williamsbridge Station
Bronx
N.Y
Spink & Son, Ltd
King Street
St. James’s
London
S.W.1
England
Dicks Named Campaign Chairman for Mil ler in Frederick County
Gene T. Dicks of Middletown chosen as chairman of the Frederick County Campaign Committee for Andrew P. Miller in the July 15 Democratic primary. He is a former Middletown mayor, ex Town Council member, and longtime community leader involved with the Development Corporation Methodist Church and local youth organizations.
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Gene T. Dicks
Middletown
Frederick County
Andrew P. Miller
Middletown Development Corporation
Middletown Public Schools
Glaize and Brothers
Middletown Methodist Church
Frederick County Athletic Association
Winchester
Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Holds Friday Meeting
The annual meeting and election of officers for Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Inc takes place Friday at 11 a.m. at the George Washington Hotel. Financial members and directors are invited. nominations from the floor are possible after the nominating committee report.
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Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival, Inc
George Washington Hotel
Marvin E. Williams, Jr
Robert F. Gaines
Frank Armstrong
Russ Potts
Annual Red Cross Meeting Set for July 22
Winchester Frederick County Red Cross to hold annual meeting July 22 at the War Memorial Building. Officers and directors for the new fiscal year will be elected and committee reports presented. Stewart Bell Jr. chairs the event. A water safety instructor training program will run at the Municipal Pool with viewing of swimming training. Members contributing at least $1 in the past year are invited.
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Winchester-Frederick County
American Red Cross
War Memorial
Red Cross Committee
Stewart Bell, Jr
The
Red Cross
Simple Cotton Dress Pattern Catalog Notice
A dated sewing notice advises on quick cotton dress projects using Printed Pattern 4749 and Half Sizes. Includes fabric width 35 in and pattern size bust 37. Offers pattern pricing sixty five cents plus mail fee, plus book prices and mailing address to Anne Adams in Winchester Evening Star pattern department.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Raritans Sponsor Heritage Day Program Near Fourth of July
The Stonewall Raritan club through Boy Scout Troop 46 hosted American Heritage Day on July 3 drawing 500 attendees. Activities included tents displays games a chicken barbecue and the Pledge of Allegiance. Sing Out America from Martinsburg WV performed and a new Marine Corps film on the American flag was shown. Karl Tangeman led coordination aiming to make it an annual Fourth of July event.
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Stonewall Raritan Club
Boy Scout Troop Number
Sing Out America
Martinsburg
W. Va
Marine Corps
Ruritan
Karl Tangeman
Manassas Man Charged in Manassault Case Refiled For Grand Jury
Commonwealth's Attorney John F. Ewell plans to re submit the Deavers shooting to the grand jury later this week. Paul Jackson Foster, 38, of Manassas Park, was indicted on manslaughter in the case. Deavers was shot near Bentonville on June 22. Also to be presented this week is Charles Emett Ryan of Norfolk held in the Bentonville shooting of Howard Heck Sr. of Roanoke with a preliminary hearing in Judge Le Roy Corron's court tomorrow.
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Front Royal — Commonwealth
John F. Ewell
Joseph Richard Deavers
Paul Jackson Foster
Manassas Park
Ewell
Deavers
Bentonville
Charles Emett Ryan
Norfolk
Howard Heck, Sr
Roanoke
LeRoy Corron
Nixon cancels dinner with Apollo 11 astronauts
President Nixon cancels plans to dine with the Apollo 11 crew the night before their moon launch. The decision follows NASA recommendations after concerns about potential germ contamination. Nixon will stay in Washington instead of flying to Florida for the blastoff set for July 16.
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Washington
Nixon
White House
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
NASA
Charles Berry
Ronald L. Ziegler
John F. Kennedy Space Center
Florida
Pollard Faces Crowd At Winchester Rally In Democratic Primary
Lt. Gov. Fred Pollard, a Democratic primary hopeful, chatted with spectators at a public rally held yesterday at Winchester Recreation Park. More than 100 people attended.
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Fred Pollard
Winchester Recreation Park
Larry Sullivan
JWHS and Handley Students Embark on European Tour
A group of James Wood and Handley High School students left Dulles Airport for a three week Humanities Course tour of Europe. William Castro coordinates the trip with Educational Tours director J R Robinson overseeing chaperons Cindy Hilbrink Joyce Anderson Ruth Neblis and Edith J Seldon.
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JWHS
Handley
James Wood
Handley High School
Dulles Airport
Europe
William Castro
Castro
London
Holland
Belgium
Germany
Austria
Italy
Switzerland
France
J. R. Robinson
Cindy Hilbrink
Joyce Anderson
Ruth Neblis
Edith J. Seldon
Gary Carper
Steve James
Phil Shobe
Sharon Pilliger
Doug Stallard
Sherryn Bloom
Gail Conners
Ann Shafer
Joe Hollis
Bill Shafer
Vickie Shryock
Barbara Buncutter
Moon Landing Details From Cape Kennedy Preview
Astronauts Neil Armstrong and Edwin Aldrin describe a risky final descent to the moon for Apollo 11 set to land July 20 in the Sea of Tranquillity. They rehearse LM launch, landing site evaluation, and manual control maneuvers with Michael Collins in lunar orbit.
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Neil A. Armstrong
Edwin E. Aldrin Jr
Michae Collins
Cape Kennedy
Ongania Blames Foreign Enemies for unrest in Argentina
In Buenos Aires President Juan Carlos Ongania denounces foreign enemies behind May and June protests. He vows repression as seven weeks of unrest leave 23 dead and prompt a cabinet reshuffle. Floods in southwestern Japan kill and disrupt. Italy’s Communist Party seeks influence amid government crisis. Hapuxelor the Muskrat Lake monster described near Cobden, Ontario.
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Buenos Aires
Juan Carlos Ongania
Argentina
Ongania
19th Annual Country Music Contest at Warrenton Aug 2-3
Warrenton Fauquier Jaycees sponsor the 19th annual championship country music contest at Lake Whippoorwill near Warrenton. Eight categories with a $2,000 prize pool. Mac Wiseman performs Saturday Jim and Jessie Sunday with Tom Cat Reeder and Red Shipley hosting. Registration starts 4 p m Saturday and 10 a m Sunday. Back-up band Springdusters. judges drawn from the country folk music circuit.
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The
Warrenton-Fauquier Jaycees
Lake Whippoorwill
Mac Wiseman
Jim
Jessie
Tom Cat
Reeder
Red Shipley
Springdusters
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