Frederick County Democratic primary voters weigh sheriff race
Voters in Frederick County showed turnout moderate by noon with Sheriff race between incumbent Robert L. De Haven and challenger David Fahnestock of Stephenson the main county-wide contest. Shawnee District also held a Democratic nod for the Board of Supervisors.
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Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
David Fahnestock
Stephenson
Shawnee
Board of Supervisors
Front Royal Mayor W D Blanton resigns from post
W Douglas Blanton resigns after seven years as Front Royal mayor joining H Douglas Hemner who also announced retirement as town manager. Blanton, a former chamber of commerce leader, will depart to pursue other civic roles while urging unity. Voter results and local previews follow as polls open at 6 AM.
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Front Royal
W. Douglas
Renign
Poe
H. Douglas Hemner
Hope- Well
Blanton
Williamsburg
Front Royal-Warren County
The
Virginia Retail Merchants Assn
Chinese Reds Snub Moscow Peace Talks
Communist Chinese negotiators did not attend the Moscow Peking reconciliation talks after the Soviet Union accused Beijing of aggravating relations and warned of dangerous consequences. The absence sparked speculation on whether Beijing would halt the sessions while the Kremlin said it would continue negotiations.
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Moscow
Peking
Soviet Union
Red China
Spauie
Khrushchev
Soviet Communist Party Central Committee
Chinese Communist Party
Lenin Hills
Voters Attend Democratic Polls as Winchester Area Seeks Maps
Voters lined up at Democratic polls today in the Winchester Frederick County area. Chamber of Commerce staff report high demand for maps and brochures as tourists seek information on local sites. C G Follansbee notes the chamber remains open Sundays in summer though Sunday business has not met expectations.
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Chamber of Commerce
Winchester
Frederick County
C. G. Follansbee
Chamber
Front Royal Council Approves 985000 Balanced Budget
Front Royal approves first reading of a 984 918 budget in three funds General 526 072 Electric 502 450 and Water 139 760. The council diverts 30 000 from street construction to build a bridge across Happy Creek at Main and Shipe streets and restores two way traffic on a busy street.
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Keith Stickley
Front Royal
Asac
Happy Creek
Main St
Shipe St
Five Republicans nominated for county offices in Frederick
Frederick County Republicans nominated candidates for sheriff treasurer commissioner of revenue and two Board of Supervisors seats at a mass meeting at the Lee Jackson restaurant Over 50 attended J Kenneth Robinson urged strong nominations The ticket includes Carl Jackson Hovermale for sheriff Mrs John Whitacre for treasurer Roger P Sager for commissioner Willis H Fisk for Board of Supervisors Opequon District and Dr Carl M Kemeney for Stonewall District Donald Baughman was named for Shawnee District The GOP has six candidates for nine county offices with no opposition for commonwealths attorney Back Creek and Gainesboro seats face Democrats and an Independent for two supervisors The shaping of the Republican ticket precedes the Democratic primary today
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Virginia
Winchester
Commonwealth
GOP
Frederick County
Board of Supervisors
Carl M. Kemeney
Cedar Grove
Grover Teets
Stonewall
John Whitacre
Whitacre
Roger P. Sager
Star Tannery
Willis H. Fisk
Stephens City
Opequon
Kemeney
Donald Baughman
Shawnee
Back Creek
Gainesboro
Drag Race Crash Kills Two In Memphis
Two foreign-made convertibles raced on a downtown Memphis street last night. One car driven by Fred Clifton Jones struck a curb and spun into a northbound station wagon, which then hit another car. two men died and three were injured. William K. Murphy, 33, of Coeburn, Virginia, was a driver. Jones, 30, of Memphis, was a passenger.
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Memphis
William K. Murphy
Coeburn
Fred Clifton Jones
Mersiphis
R. A. Jordan
Jones
Kennedy Proposal Lets Goldberg Decide Rail Unions Clash
President Kennedy urged that Supreme Court Justice Arthur Goldberg decide all issues in the railroads and operating unions work rules dispute. If both sides accept, rules stay off until Goldberg files a binding report before the October term, likely before Sept. 30. Both sides have until 10 a.m. Wednesday to consider the proposal.
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Wolfe
Supreme Court
Labor
Kennedy
White House
Paget
Supervisors Again Table Anti Rabies Law Proposal
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors refused to act on a proposed compulsory rabies vaccination law for dogs. After hearing opponents until 12:30 pm they resumed business at 2:30 pm and debated whether to pass an ordinance or place the issue on the ballot. Chairman Brumback urged action or ballot placement as soon as possible.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Byron O. Brumback
Paul Luttrell
Brumback
Grover Teets
Winchester
Copenhagen
Seco Sas
Zurich
Switzer
Pastor Journeys Europe With Lutheran Tour Group
The Grace Lutheran Church pastor joins a 130 member Lutheran tour from New York to Copenhagen and Zurich aboard SAS DC-8s. He describes a U.N. visit, flight details, meals, and a stop at Geneva before reaching the Duret D Eau hotel by Lake Geneva.
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W.E. Eisenberg
Grace Lutheran Church
National Lutheran Ane
Pewcee Center
United Nations
New York
Switzerland
Zurich
Geneva
John Calvin
Duret D’eau
Lake Geers
All-Star Game Pitchers Lead NL and AL Clash in Cleveland
The 34th All-Star game pitted Cincinnati southpaw Jim O'Toole against Los Angeles Angels right-hander Kod McBride at Municipal Stadium. The AL holds a 17-15-1 edge in All-Star history, though the NL has won five of the last eight with one tie. About 40,000 fans attended at game time.
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Cleveland AP
Cincinnati
Jim O’toole
Los Angeles Angels
Kod McBride
Municipal Stadium
Pitchers duel ends with no runs as defense dominates
McBride starts the game with a clean frame. Dewy works a perfect inning. Davis grounds out on a slow hopper as Malzone fires to Pepitone. Malzone also throws out Aaron, Fox catches White. No runs, no hits, no errors, none left.
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McBride
Dewy
Davis
Malzone
Pepitone
Aaron
Fox
White
Fox and Pearson spark quiet inning in tense showing
AMERICAN FIRST inning featured Fox singled and Pearson singling with Fox taking third on Davis' throw to Bailey after Kaline's fly catch. Fox was thrown out at the plate on another attempt. Malzone popped to Great as Davis threw a standout no bounce infield play. No runs, two hits, no errors, one tip.
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Fox
Pearson
Davis
Kaline
Bailey
Malzone
Mays, Groat drive runs in early game lead
Mays walked and stole second then Groat singled scoring Mays for the first run as Bailey walked. Boyer popped to Fox and O'Toole forced Groat. Javier struck out as Bunning began warming up for Detroit. Continued on Page 2 Col 7.
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Bailey
Boyer
Fox
Groat
Jim Bunning
Detroit
Javier
O’toole
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By Preston Grover
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John McCormack
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Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Eisenberg
Europe
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By Joe Reichler
Associated Press
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