Two Fatally Injured In Weekend Auto Crashes in Frederick Clarke
Two people died in separate weekend crashes in Frederick and Clarke Counties. Edna Anderson, 71, of Front Royal Road, died after a collision near her home. Jamieson Tibbs, 23, of Bluemont, died later at the hospital from injuries in a head on crash on Route 7 east of Berryville. Robert Franklin Allder, 23, of Bluemont, survived with injuries. The crashes occurred Saturday night as Tibbs lost control and crossed into the oncoming lane. Anderson died from injuries after being struck near her driveway.
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Fredwen
Clarke Counties
Edna B. Anderson
Front Royal Road
Jamies County
T S. L. Lee
Tibbs
Berryville
Rt. 7
Lee
Ted
Robert Franklin Allder
Bluemont
John H. Enders
Allder
Tractor Kills Worker Near White Post
Hollis Fletcher of Front Royal Road Win was crushed to death when his tractor overturned while plowing a field on the C Digges farm near White Post. Enders Rescue Squad Berryville could not lift the trapped man. a wrecker from Elsen's Garage Boyce removed the tractor. Fletcher was taken to Clarke County Coroner's office and pronounced dead. The body later to Enders Funeral Home Berryville. arrangements pending family notification.
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Hollis Fletcher
Front Royal Road
Win
Toy
Fletcher
C. Digges
Enders
Berryville
Trac
Elsen
Boyce
Clarke County
Enders Funeral Home
Bloodmobile seeks A positive donations for veteran surgery
A Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to the Episcopal Parish House aims to collect 22 pints of A positive blood by noon for open heart surgery on a 45 year old veteran at metropolitan hospital. Officials report a severe shortage and urge donors to call the local Red Cross to schedule.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Episcopal Parish House
Washington Regional
Metropolitan Veterans’ Hospital
Stephens City
Transick
West Boscawen St
Winchester Days Sale Planned by Chamber of Commerce
Plans are under way for the Winchester Days Sale to be held July 25 to 27, sponsored by the Retail Merchants Association as announced in the Winchester Frederic County Chamber of Commerce newsletter. POLO returns to Senseng Road arena tomorrow as Blue Ridge faces a top goose leader in the opening match of the George Sherman Memorial Arena Tournament, with expectations for an exciting contest among local enthusiasts.
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Polo
Senseng Road
Blue Ridge
Geese
Aay x
Wallace Attacks Civil Rights Plan and Federal Troops
Wallace criticizes Kennedy civil rights proposals and federal action in Oxford and Mississippi. He warns against public accommodations legislation and accuses the integration drive of communist influence while naming the Southern Conference Educational Fund led by Rev. Fred Shuttlesworth as a communist front.
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Viet Nam
America
Wallace
Senate Commerce Committee
Kennedy
Alabama
Mississippi
Oxford
Miss
University of Mississippi
Southern Conference Educational Fund
F. L. Shuttlesworth
South
Parched Pastures Wish For More Rain To Help Crops
Frederick County agent John Wolfe reports a 0.62 inch rainfall in Winchester and Frederick County on Sunday as the first since June 21. He says the rain aided lawns and gardens but did not break the drought, with pastures especially lespedeza needing about two more inches to improve grazing for dairymen.
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Frederick County
Frederick Counry
John Wolfe
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Winchester
Wolfe
Frederick Coun
Weather Outlook Virginia Area Shifts To Clearing Skies
A rain area moved northeast and ended precipitation across Virginia with partial clearing. Expect sunshine and warmer highs today, followed by a clear but cooler night. A new weather system advances east Wednesday bringing partly cloudy, warm, more humid conditions with scattered late day or evening thundershowers mainly in the southwest.
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Virginia
Soviet Chinese split widens as talks stall in Moscow
In Moscow the Soviet Communist Party denounced China as hypocrites and warmongers while the Chinese press defended Beijing stance. Despite the bitter exchange both delegations remained at the conference table, with Western and Chinese diplomats expected to travel back to their capitals soon.
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Communist Party
Khrushchev
Pravda
Peking
Peking People’s Daily Today
Sovie
Soviet Union
China
Governor Will Meet Cambridge Citizens
Gov J Millard Tawes invited Cambridge Maryland officials to Annapolis to discuss militia law hardships after six white people were wounded in violence. National Guardsmen posted at trouble spots imposed a 9 p m curfew and 7 p m closing time with a ban on alcohol sales as city officials sought relief.
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Cambridge, Md
J. Millard Tawes
Annapolis
Tawes
Calvin W. Mowbray
National
Arthur Parker
National Guard
Cambridge
Rockefeller targets Goldwater liberal revolt for 1964 GOP nomination
Gov. Nelson Rockefeller declares a liberal versus conservative clash as he challenges Barry Goldwater for the 1964 Republican presidential nomination. He argues Goldwater's strategy alienates Northern states and risks party defeat, signaling a bid to mobilize liberal and Midwest Republicans against the conservative front.
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Jack Bell
Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Barry Goldwater
R-Ariz
New York
Goveror
Goldwater
Rockefeller
Mary Ity
Gerede
South
Carl T. Curtis
Neb
Sen
Curtis
Midwest
Robert Taft Jr
Ohio
Thruston B. Morton
Taft
Mall
Wirtz Sees Shared Guilt in Railroad Rules Dispute
Secretary W. Willard Wirtz says both rail carriers and unions share responsibility in a four year conflict over work rules. He notes minimal settlement effort and warns Congress may decide, as a presidential panel begins work to draft a report for Kennedy. Railroads delay rule changes to July 29. unions pledge to delay strikes.
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Washington
W. Willard Wirtz
Wirtz
Congress
Kennedy
Premier Khrushchev Opens Talks on Limited Test Ban Pact
Premier Khrushchev meets U S envoy Harriman and Britain's Lord Hailsham in Moscow to discuss a limited nuclear test ban. The talks aim to bar air space and underwater tests, with underground tests excluded, as Western anxieties about a broader pact remain.
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W. Averell Harriman
Britain
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China
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Wate
East Berlin
Notice of Pan of Woleman Gadel at 1 p.m. in August
Winchester Savings and Loan announces a pan of Woleman Gadel at 1 p.m. on an August day. The notice appears in the public records with location details and a specified time.
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Woleman Gadel
Winchester Savings & Loan
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