Virginia Democrats replace five veterans in primary
Virginia Democrats oust five legislative veterans in Tuesday’s primary, with rookies winning key seats in the General Assembly. Incumbents from Mosby Perrow to Del. Gouldfalling in Norfolk and Fredericksburg districts were defeated amid a slate of upsets across the state.
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John F. Daffron Richmond
Virginia
Democrats
General Assembly
S Mosby G. Perrow
Victor P. Wilson Hampton
House of Delegates
Baldwin G. Locher
Glasgow
Delamater Davis
Norfolk
Francis B. Gould
Fredericksburg
Senate
Assembly
Commonwealth
Commissioners of the Revenue
House
Perrow
Almond
B. G. Dodgen
Dodson
Arthur B. Davies
Hampton Senate
Wilson
Locher
Rockbridge-Bath- Buena Vista
Charles W. Gunn
Davis
Del
Henry Howell
Courts of Justice Committee
del. Gouldman
Spotsylvania - Stafford
George C. Rawlings Jr
Leslie D. Campbell
Hanover County
Edmund T. DeJarnette
Campbell
Hanover
DeJarnette
Edward L. Breeden Jr
Robert F. Baldwin
John P. Harper
Baldwin
Breeden
Richmond
Henrico
Dels
George E. Allen Jr
T. Coleman Andrews Jr
Junie L. Bradshaw
Edward E. Lane
Harold Dervishian
Fred Pollard
Delmar L. Brown
William G. Shannon
Pollard
Brown
Henrico County
Challenger W. W. Naff Jr
Dillon hail storm leaves thousands in damage
A five minute hail storm hit the northwest side of Dillon causing several thousand dollars in damage. Hail stones as large as baseballs shattered windows as winds reached up to 65 mph. Trees were uprooted and wheat and hay crops were wiped out. Temperatures fell from 80 to 52 degrees during the brief storm.
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Dillon
Mont
Beaverhead County
Zoning Board Hearing on Tavenner Lot 39 Side Yard Variance
The Winchester Virginia Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on July 16 1963 at 4 00 P M in City Hall Council Chamber. Edward T Tavenner requests a variance of side yard requirements for Lot 39 Section B Allen Drive Eastview Subdivision.
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Board OF Zoning Appeals
Winchester
Virginia
Council Chamber
City Hall
Edward T. Tavenner
Allen Drive
Eastview
Ole Miss Board Weighs Expulsion Of Meredith
A four member committee of the Mississippi State College Board meets on the Ole Miss campus to decide whether to seek permission from the 5th Circuit Court of Appeals to expel James H. Meredith for recent statements. The panel, facing pressure from segregationists and alumni, plans a closed session after a prior reprimand by dean L L Love over remarks tied to the Medgar Evers ambush.
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Oxford, Miss
Mississippi State College Board
James H. Meredith
University of Mississippi
Ole Miss
Meredith
Nial
5Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
Barnett
Tom Tubb
West Point
State College Board
5Th Circuit Court of Appeals
Tubb
L. L. Love
Meredith apologizes and agrees to clear statements
The Tubb statement says Meredith apologized and agreed not to issue further statements without Dean Love's clearance. It notes Meredith's actions since then.
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Meredith
Dean Love
Tubb
Doan's Pills Promise Fast Relief For Aches And Bladder Irritation
An old advertisement touts Doan's Pills for backaches headaches and muscular pains along with soothing bladder irritation. It claims rapid pain relief a mild diuretic effect and improved sleep after exertion or stress. The copy urges requesting the large size and notes decades of use.
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Neaele
Dean
Doan
Meredith in clash with NAACP leaders at Chicago convention
Meredith attacked NAACP youth leadership as foolish at the Chicago civil rights convention. Roy Wilkins condemned his remarks and his use of the term burr head. Meredith said he was appalled by his reception at the meeting.
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Tubb
Evers
Meredith
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
NAACP
Chicago
Civil Rights Organization
Roy Wilkins
Burr Head
White House Approves Two New Jet Helicopters
A House Appropriations subcommittee approved purchasing two modern jet powered helicopters for official White House use. The Air Force will buy the copters with funds already available. A committee spokesman outlined the decision.
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Washington
House
Kennedy
White House
Air Force
Typhoon Wendy Moves Toward Guam Amid Shelters Opened
The third typhoon in eight months, Wendy, with 120 knot winds at the center, heads for Guam. Officials warn path north may spare winds, while a southern turn could bring full strength. Shelters open as 67,000 residents seek protection after two prior storms.
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Guam
Wendy
Asst
Ed Engledow
Karen
Olive
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