Farmville Girl Wins Governor in Boys and Girls States
Judith Balin of Farmville won the Girls State governorship by 16 votes over Betsy Rawls of Franklin. The Federalist ticket led with Hall and Copeland as lieutenant governor and attorney general, while Denis Soden of Richmond ran for governor as Progressive Independent.
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Staewoot
Ra College
Lynn Oliver
Rebecca Blankehthip
Progressive Independent Party
Denis Soden
Richmond
Benedictine High School
Soden
Don Wyatt
Herndon
Harvey Bryant
Portsmouth
Richard Installed Head Of Lions At Stephens City
The Stephens City Lions Club held an installation service Tuesday evening with Counselor Bryan Stottle delivering remarks. New officers include Robert Claytor vice-president Lynn Comer third vice-president J Bryan Armstrong secretary treasurer Glenn Bailey lion tamer W B Trenary tail twister and directors Charles Kenneth Swain Glen Combs and W Wei Orndorff. The board will elect a second vice-president next meeting and a past president's cup was presented to Ray Rinker. The club plans Bloodmobile visits Tuesday at Episcopal Parish House with a goal of 250 pints. donors may contact Robert Ayler.
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Bryan Stotle
Robert Claytor
Lynn Comer
J. Bryan Armstrong
Glenn Bailey
W. B. Trenary
Board of Directors
Campaigns Heat Up Before Election Day
Federalist ticket lists Tommy Spahr of Bristol and Jim West of Blacksburg as nominees for lieutenant governor and attorney general. Nationalist challengers are Charles Bogan of Norfolk and Charles McKenna of Newport News. Spahr drew cheers during an early campaign speech, cutting his time to about three minutes of his ten minute slot.
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Didate
Tommy Spahr
Bristol
Jim West
Blacksburg
Charles
Chip) Bogan
Norfolk
Charles McKenna
Newport News
Spahr
Clearbrook Troop Marks 1st Birthday with Charter Ceremony
Boy Scout Troop 46 of Clearbrook celebrates its first year with a parents night dinner at Stephenson Methodist Church. Vernon LaBarre presents the troop charter to Dan Colan. Larry Dorsey receives Senior Patrol Leader's Warrant and Badge. Awards go to Donald Day, Douglas Boyd, Tommy Tangeman, Glenn Welsh, Eric Hoover, Donald Newcome, and Mark Pennington. Allen Bamne honors Tommy Tangeman for best spring camporee photo. The troop earns the National Camping Award for year round camping and will journey to Camp Rock Enon for a week.
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Clearbrook
Stephenson Methodist Church
Vernon LaBarre
Dan Colan
Stonewall
Ruritan Club
Karl Tangeman
Larry Dorsey
Donald Day
Douglas Boyd
Tommy Tangeman
Glenn Welsh
Eric Hoover
Donald Newcome
Mark Pennington
Allen Bamne
Berryville
Scout Troop 46
Valley Forge
Bowles Arrives in Jakarta on Way to India Post
Chester Bowles, new U S ambassador to India, lands in Jakarta en route to his post and plans talks with President Sukarno and cabinet ministers during a five day stay. Harold Lloyd elected chairman of Shriners Hospitals for Crippled Children board. Cardinal Micara, 83, ill with bronchial infection in Rome.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Chester Bowles
U.S
India
Bowles
Sukarno
Chicago
Harold Lloyd
Order of Nobles of the Mystic Shrine
The
Shriners’ Hospitals For
Rome
Clemente Cardinal
Micara
Seri
Vcan
Valley Tops Former Judge Nominee In Augusta County Primary
In Augusta County Democratic primary Tuesday Philip L. Lotz incumbent commonwealth attorney announced retirement. Youthful opponent Elder defeated the judge candidate T C Bee 1902 to 871. Other Augusta posts drew uncontested races. Luray Page County drought relief urged as 500 farms and 19000 cattle suffer. A public hearing August 9 at Luray elementary on US 211 improvements from Luray to the Blue Ridge Mountains will be held at 10 a.m. by the State Highway Department.
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Ormer
T. C. Bee
Commonwealth
Augusta County
Elder
Philip L. Lotz
Luray
Page County
We Saunders
Page
Vad
U.S. Rt
Rural aid program links Pakistan with Michigan State University
A pilot cooperative agriculture and rural development program in Pakistan partners with the Ford Foundation and Michigan State University. The East Pakistan Academy for Rural Development at Comilla is the focal point, with MSU sending resident advisers to study rural development.
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East Lansing
Mich
Southeast Asia
Pakistan
Ford Foundation
Michigan State University
East Pakistan Academy For Rural Development
Comilla
MSU
Jimenez, Held Behind Bars in Extradition Fight
The U S government blocked Marcos Perez Jimenez from freedom as a federal judge prepared an order to keep him jailed. Perez Jimenez sought release via a state hearing arguing the extradition request was not acted on within time. Venezuela seeks his extradition on embezzlement charges.
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Miami, Fla
Marcos Perez Jimenez
U.S
Perez Jimenez
Venezuela
U S and Britain Propose Joint Air Exercises in India
The United States and Britain formally propose joint air exercises in India to bolster defenses against potential Chinese air attacks. Proposed squadrons would operate in the Delhi and Calcutta regions, with activities possible as soon as September.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Britain
Delhi
Calcutta
Salvation Army Colonel Found Guilty in Improper Incident
SOUTHEND England AP A 59 year old Salvation Army colonel was found guilty of heavy petting with a 14 year old girl. Prosecutor Tom Holdcrift said a policeman who found them had to shout twice before they stopped. Lawrence resigned from the Salvation Army and was sentenced to 12 months in jail for improper incident and he announced he would appeal and was freed on bail.
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Southend
England
Salvation Army
Tom Holdcrift
Sydney Lawrence
Lawrence
Selvation Army
Catholics Asked To Work for Social Justice in Diocese
In Richmond the Diocese of Richmond urges Catholics to join with other faiths to push for racial justice. A bishop's letter read at Sunday masses calls for rights to housing, equal job opportunities, educational access, and public accommodation while stressing duties and responsibilities of all citizens.
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Richmond
Diocese of
John J
Russell
Christ
65 Club Founder Dies at Hastings College of Law
Dean David E. Snodgrass 68 longtime Hastings College of Law leader died after heart surgery. A Selma native, he joined Hastings in 1928 and founded the 65 Club to recruit retired judges and professors during wartime. He is survived by his wife Ellen Machenhauerne and daughter Mary Ellen.
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San Francisco
David E. Snodgrass
University of California
Hastings College of Law
Snodgrass
Lawing
Selma
Calif
Hastings
Ellen Machenhauerne
Mary Ellen
Roscoe Pound
Harvard Law School
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