Albemarle County Ends School Sports on Integration Move
Albemarle County School Board votes to end all school sports and social activities once a Negro pupil attends a previously all white school. The resolution, led by E. J. Oglesby, cites integration as a condition to continued operation and mirrors a similar Arlington County ban from desegregation in 1959.
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Arlottesville
Albemarle County
Albemarle
E. J. Oglesby
State
Stone-Robinson
Keswick
Virgina
Virginia
Virginia General Assembly
Oglesby
Board of Supervisors
Arlington County
Needlecraft patterns and catalog offer from 1962
Alce Brooks promotes a 5 patch applique quilt pattern 7144 with charts and yardages priced at 35 cents, plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Send name address zone pattern number to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York. Catalog advertises 200 designs in knitting crochet sewing and more with 25 cents for 1962 Needlecraft Catalog and 2 free patterns.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Chesapeake Named City From Norfolk And South Norfolk
Norfolk County Circuit Court and South Norfolk Corporation Court declare Chesapeake the consolidated city name formed from Norfolk County and South Norfolk. The order, final and unchangeable, makes Chesapeake the only incorporated city with that name in Virginia. A separate Chesapeake on the Eastern Shore complicates postal routing. a July 17 meeting with officials is planned to address the issue.
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Portsmouth
Chesapeake
Norfolk County
Norfolk
Norfolk County Circuit Court
South Norfolk Corporation Court
Charles B. Cross Jr
Virginia
U. S. Post Office Department
A. C. Hahn
South Norfolk
Roads in Dutch New Guinea as neutral tribal ground
In primitive Netherlands New Guinea, roads serve as neutral zones between warring tribes. Natives walk along the road center to avoid trespass and confrontation while traveling between villages.
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Netherlands New Guinea
Public hearing set by Winchester Board of Zoning Appeals
The Winchester Virginia Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a public hearing on July 17 1962 at 4 00 PM in City Hall Council Chamber. Applications include Donald Seabright seeking a variance of the minimum side yard at 387 East Pall Mall Street. Gerald L Goodman secretary.
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Winchester
Virginia
Board of Zoning Appeals
Council Chamber
City Hall
Donald Seabright
East Pall Mall Street
Daily Across Puzzle Clues Contest
A crossword style clue list with across and down hints. Entries include Before Dial, Plural of that, White bear, Snares, King Arthur s father, Small lizard, Raise in relief, Silver chemistry, Boss on shield, Mechanical men, Picture for diagnosis, Rascal, Make as cloth, Withered, Speed up, Shower, Nova Scotia abbr, Moves gaily about, Ignited, Homer s siege of Troy epic, di, Meaning, By oneself, Worms, Sand hills. Down hints include Likely.
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King Arthur
Nova Scotia
Troy
Education Emphasized At Virginia Boys State Session
BLACKSBURG AP Youth leaders hear education praised as key opportunity. Richard Chumney, designating Virginia agriculture head, speaks in Gov. Harrison’s absence. Teddy O tool e of Baskerville becomes Boys State governor. Roy Kinsey, Bob Davis join cabinets. Girls State also inaugurates Anna Corbin as governor Jill Sorenson as lieutenant governor and Sue Stewart as attorney general.
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Blacksburg
Richard Chumney
Virginna
Department of Agriculture
Chumney
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Radford College
Girls’ State
Nettie Saied
Norfolk
Teddy O'Toole
Baskerville
Bob Davis
Berryville
Roy Kinsey
Salem
Anna Belle Corbin
Beaverdam
Jill Sorenson
Sue Stewart
Arlington
Goldwater and Miller Reach Peace on Citizens Committee
Rep. William E. Miller and Sen. Barry Goldwater report they will cooperate while the National Republican Citizens Committee will not back any candidate. Miller says Goldwater remains his chairman, and Eisenhower’s influence helped form the group aimed at GOP unity despite fears of a draft Nixon or opposition to Rockefeller. Daley notes Kennedy to campaign in Chicago October 19.
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Washington
William E. Miller
R-Ny
National
Republican Citizens Committee
Miller
GOP
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
Bill Miller
Goldwater
Citizens Committee
Citizens Group
Richard M. Nixon
California
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
National Committee
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Eisenhower
Kennedy
Richard J. Daley
Chicago
White House
Rabbi Pekrsky Pekarsky Dies at 56 in Chicago
Rabbi Mau rice B Pekarsky longtime Hillel director at the University of Chicago since 1940 died Wednesday of a heart attack. He led Hillel centers at Northwestern 1937 40 and at Cornell 1933 37 born in Poland grew up in Grand Rapids Michigan.
Funeral service held for Mrs. Ruby Fretwell in Staunton
The 51 year old Ruby Fretwell died after a car driven by her husband collided with a truck near Shoals Indiana. Her sister Reva Swimmers of Staunton was injured. The trio were en route to a Missouri vacation when the crash occurred. Interment followed at Augusta Memorial Park Cemetery.
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Staunton
Ruby Fretwell
Indiana
Plans Near Finish for Luray State Medical Center Branch
Architect Washington Reed Jr of Warrenton said final plans for a Luray branch of the state medical center will be ready in about two weeks with bids set then. The new laboratory will adjoin the medical center on land next to the county office building, where laboratory facilities were established in 1936.
Martinsburg Library Applies for Post Office Building
Martinsburg public library commission filed for formal acquisition of the town's old post office. D H Rogers Jr, chairman, said the move follows federal surplus building procedures with the Health Education and Welfare department. Space needs prompted the request as the library expands.
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Martinsburg
Public Library Commission
D. H. Rogers, Jr
U.S. Dept. of Health, Education and Welfare
Mathias man struck by lightning returns home in recovery
Chester Crawford, the Mathias resident struck by lightning during a Chantilly area thunderstorm two weeks ago, has returned home and is recovering slowly.
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Mathias
Chantilly
Chester Crawford
Nominee Jack Marsh Honored in Valley District Race
John O. Jack Marsh, a 35 year old lawyer, is repeatedly honored as the nominee in the Seventh Valley District contest. The article notes Marsh's repeated recognition within the district and his professional background in law.
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Strasburg
John O
Jack’’ Marsh
Valley
Moriarty Charged in 44-Count Lottery Indictment
A Hudson County grand jury indicted Joseph Moriarty on 44 counts for engaging in a lottery and possessing numbers slips. Police cited $259 million in cash found in two garages at 47-61 Oxford Street, Jersey City, and 168 675 dollars plus 58 bags of slips seized July 6.
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Jersey City
N.J
Joseph
Newsboy) Moriarty
Moriarty
Hudson County
Superior Court
Peter P. Artaserse
Oxford St
Trenton
Sol Schulman
Shenandoah Valley Airport Commission Funds Pledge
At a recent meeting Shenandoah Valley Airport Commission approved using money to cover the unpaid balance of Waynesboro East Augusta Chamber of Commerce initial $25,000 pledge for the airport's construction. Council also included funds in this year’s budget for the town’s share of the proposed expansion of the airport.
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Shenandoah Valley Airport Commission
Waynesboro-East
Augusta Chamber of Commerce
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