DeHaven Narrow Winner in Frederick County Sheriff Race
Frederick County Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven won renomination by a narrow 150 vote margin over David Fahnestock in the Democratic primary. Unofficial totals: 1 484 for DeHaven to 1 334 for Fahnestock. Lupton beats Clore for Board of Supervisors in Shawnee District 437 to 248.
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Robert L. DeHaven
David Fahnestock
Stephenson
DeHaven
Fahnestock
Eugene S. Lupton
The
Middle Road
Greenwood
Board of Supervisors
Shawnee
Clarke Berryville nominee Pierce wins Battletown seat
Clarke County voters in Battletown District choose Ham mer Pierce Jr. over incumbent Hobson C. McGehee by 376 to 357 in the Democratic primary. Pierce thanks supporters from Berryville and pledges to serve with honesty and diligence if elected in November.
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Hammer” Pierce Jr
Battletown
Clarke County
Hobson C. McGehee
Pierce
Warren Shenandoah County primary yields multiple defeats
In Warren County, Sheriff Francis W. Slaughter loses for Democratic renomination to Gary T. Keyser, while Commonwealth's Attorney William J. Phillis is edged by John F. Ewell. Fork District Supervisor Wilson J. Burke is renominated amid a three-seat race. Keyser leads 1 838 votes to 1 473 for Ewell, with 3 000 voters casting ballots. Shenandoah County also nominating candidates in its Democratic and Republican conventions.
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Shenandoah County
Francis W. Slaughter
Gary T. Keyser
Commonwealth
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John F. Ewell
Wilson J. Burke
Fork
John H. Thomas
Riverton
Samuel D. Esteppe
Phillips
Ewell
Keyser
Slaughter
Wines
U.S. Air Force
Central Police Training School
State Police
Richmond
MR. Burke
Warren
Warren Memorial Hospital
G. Alton Atwood
E. Maurice Bowen
Cedarville
Peanuts In Flower Bed Delight In Virginia Town
Billy Sullivan seven planted peanut vines in a flower bed in Virginia. Neighbors may harvest peanuts after his idea sparked by a sting at Ivor near Virginia Beach. Civil War buff Manuel Semfe thanked for alerting to two live artillery shells found in Handley Library. Mayor Claude Smalts praised quick reporting and cautioned residents about dangerous objects.
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Bill Sullivan
Miller St
Virginia
Billy
Ivor
Virginia Beach
Manuel Semfe
Handley Library
Claude Smalts
Battle Lines Form For Fall Election Races In Frederick County
Democrats and Republicans with three independents field slates for nine county seats in the November 5 election. Incumbents seeking reelection include Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. and Sheriff Robert L. DeHaven. GOP names and Democratic primary results set the race map with candidates in each district.
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Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Chinese Russ Resume Talks Endured Amid Hungarian Greeting
Moscow reports show Chinese and Soviet delegations resume ideological talks after a one day gap while a new attack from Peking fuels perceptions of stalled progress. Khrushchev returns to Kiev to greet Hungarian premier Kadar with a large ceremony underscoring divergent lines on peace and coexistence.
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Sino-Russia Rift Alarms World Communist Movement
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports the Sino Soviet split broadening tensions within global communism. Red China presses for a world party leaders meeting in Moscow as a platform to air grievances, using hard terms that echo psychological warfare against Premier.
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Peking
John L. Glaize Dies of Heart Attack at 54 in Kingston
John L. Glaize, 54, co-owner of Hansborough and Carter Insurance, died suddenly of a heart attack while vacationing in Kingston, Ontario. He was a Winchester native, served in the U S Navy in World War II, and held roles with Winchester Savings and Loan, Lions Club, and Masons. His survivors include his wife Gladys Farrar and daughter Sally.
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Green County
Front Royal
Virginia Military Institute
George Washington University School of Law
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Academy Lane
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Kingston
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Canada
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Miss Sally Glaize
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Winchester
Sarah D. Glaize
Fairmont Ave
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Hansborough and Carter Insurance Co
Clifford Grim
Leonard Perry
Winchester Savings and Loan Co
Lions Club
The
Masons
U.s.navy
Rails Union Labor Dispute Explained Across Routes
A Chicago to Denver train traverses 1034 miles in 1612 hours with eight engine crews, paying about 1.25 days’ pay per crew. Railroads argue wasteful manpower and seek to change work rules. unions warn of a nationwide strike to defend up to 65 000 crew jobs. The dispute centers on the firing of firemen on diesel and freight trains, which unions say provides safety value as a copilot to engineers.
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Denver
H. E. Gilbert
The
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Presidential Railroad Commission
Kennedy
City Council Delays Fuel Tank Bid Review
Southern States Fuel Cooperative seeks to install tanks totaling more than 80 000 gallons under Amherst Street. The proposal was sent back to the Fire Committee and Public Safety Committee for further review amid safety and zoning concerns raised by Council members.
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City Council
Jack Cummins
Public Safety Committee
H. W
Battaile
Johnston
W. Amherst St. Ext
Council Sets Public Hearing On Potomac River Dams
City Council plans an August 13 public hearing on the Potomac River Basin project as outlined by the Army Corps of Engineers. Mayor Claude Smalts announced the open hearing will follow the 8:30 p.m. opening business session and cover proposals including a dam across the Opequon at Clevenger's Bottom.
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Potomac River
Army Corps of Engineers
Claude B. Smalts, Jr
Opequon
Clevenger
Union rejection blocks arbitration plan in railroad dispute
Washington AP report that union leaders rejected Kennedy's arbitration idea as 40,000 firemen and 25,000 other rail workers could walk out at 12:01 a.m. local time. President Kennedy kept a flicker of hope as talks paused for another session, with both sides on standby and possible new settlement steps discussed.
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White House
Supreme Court
Arthur J. Goldberg
Kennedy
Pierre Salinger
Auction and Sales Notices From Local Trade Pages
Continued listing announces Denny's Com. auction tonight at 7 with furniture appliances and tools plus a regular monthly meeting for the Sarah Zane Fire Co. at the fire hall. Milady's Shoppe offers clearance dresses and hats with marked prices.
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Sarah Zane Fire CO
Milady
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