What's the Hangup Area Teen Views on America
A group of teens from Virginia Tech Massey Junior College and towns including Winchester and Romney share mixed views on America's future. They see evolution rather than revolution, criticize hypocrisy and lack of goals, discuss Vietnam and Cambodia, and note widespread youth voices influencing policy and demonstrations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Liza Settle
Winchester
Massey Junior College
Atlanta
America
Everbody
Light turnout expected in Virginia Democratic primary vote
Tomorrow voters in Chester Frederick and Clarke counties go to the polls from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. for the Democratic primary seeking the U.S. Senate nomination. Candidates include George C. Rawlings Jr Del Clive L. DuVal II and Dr Milton Colvin with Roanoke Ray Garland also in the race and Sen Byrd running as an Independent. Voters must provide Social Security numbers for a statewide registration roster, but lacking the number does not bar voting. Results will be reported from the Winchester Evening Star newsroom with amateur radio support from the Shenandoah Valley club.
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Chester
Frederick
Clarkeyes
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
George c. Rawlings, Jr
Fredericksburg
Del
Clive L. DuVal II
Fairfax
Milton Colvin
Lexington
Senate
Roanoke
Ray Garland
Sen
Byrd
General Assembly
Winchester Evening Star
Shenandoah Valley Amateur Radio Club
Harry
Clive L. DuVal
George C. Rawlings Jr
Virginia
DuVal
William C. Battle
Rawlings
Henry E. Howell Jr
Colvin
Washington and Lee
Fairfax County
Richmond
Quiet Primary Shapes Virginia Democrats Ahead of Key Races
Virginia Democrats head into a quiet primary amid questions if the statewide contest may be obsolete due to a growing Republican tide. Three candidates vie for Sen. Byrd’s seat with varied liberal to moderate stances as congressional nominations also unfold in the 2nd 8th and 9th districts.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Joseph T. Fitzpatrick
David I. Levine
Dorothy McDiarmid
Vienna
Darrell Stearns
Dave Gardner
Fairfax
Alvin V. Zeisel
Loudoun County
Dia
Tom Baetard
Salem
Roy R
Four Shaw children escape fatal Route 50 crash in Frederick County
Massachusetts couple Fremont and Margaret Shaw, both 42, died on arrival at Winchester Memorial Hospital after their truck camper collided with a car on Route 505 west of Winchester. Five Shaws were checked and released. two other families face injuries near Capon Bridge and Berryville.
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Massachusetts
Winchester
Fremont Allen Shaw
Margaret Shaw
Kolrain
Mass
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Frederick County
Barbara Shaw
Carlene Shaw
Jeffrey Shaw
Melinda Shaw
L.M. Bauserman
Jeffrey
Mr. Shaw
Julian Blanchfield
Sunnyside Station
Bauserman
Blanchfield
Frostburg
Capon Bridge
W.va
Carl Deal
Patricia Deal
County Ordinance Would Reduce Minimum Age for Taxi Drivers
The Frederick County Board of Supervisors considered reducing the taxi driver minimum age from 21 to 18 and set Aug 10 at 11 a.m. for a public hearing. Ernest Nesselrodt urged change citing driver pool needs. Virginia law now allows local option. A motel owner urged 10 p.m. pool closings due to disturbances from a nearby pool, with 1:30 a.m. reopenings and heat from machinery. The board would study the requests.
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Frederick County Board of Supervisors
Ernest Nesselrodt
Polly
National Taxicab Assn
E. Eugene Gunter
Virginia General Assembly
Nesselrodt
Winchester
Frederick County
Hugo Kieffer
Tops
Rt. 11 S
Boxwood Motel
Tops Motel
Kieffer
Boxwood
Mountain Resort Is Captured
Cambodian forces clashed west and north of Phnom Penh amid reports of 417 North Vietnamese killed since the start of the push near Khe Sanh. A relief force of U S trained mercenaries and allied troops claimed heavy enemy losses as Kim Rom fell on the mountain.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Khe Sanh
South Vietnam
U.S
Kim Rom
U.S. Marine
U.S. 101St Airborne Division
Vietnam
Saigon
Pham Duy Tue
National Assembly
Tue
Angkor Wat
Israeli Troops Cross Jordan River in Attack Near Bas
Israeli forces crossed the Jordan River and destroyed a Jordanian forward base used by Palestinian guerrillas. The military said four Jordanian soldiers were killed, with one Israeli dead and eight wounded. Troops occupied the hilltop post, blasted bunkers and trenches, and withdrew with captured small arms. In a separate note, a local ad mentions Country Kitchen closing for vacation.
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Tel Aviv
Jordan
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Bobby Smallwood
Virginia Tech
V.P.I
Bill Shafer
James Wood
Betty Gossard
New York City
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D.C
Smallwood
Blacksburg
Tech
Indo China
Charles Shields
Boyce
United States
Cambodian
Robert Shields
Charles
Sandi Davis
Romney
Miss Davis
Bob Smallwood
Liza
Asia
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Roosevelt
Truman
Shenandoah River
Route 7
Berryville
W.J. Shevokas
William Anderson
Rustburg
Jordan River
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