County Educators Attend PTA Convention at Mary Washington
Five county educators represented the area at a PTA convention held at Mary Washington College in Fredericksburg. Attendees included R F Ayler and several teachers. Mrs Richard K Goode attended the Family Life and Parent Education Workshop at Madison College in Harrisonburg from July 15 to 17, sponsored by the Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers.
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Richard K. Goode
Apple Pie Ridge
Madison College
Harrisonburg
The
Virginia Congress of Parents and Teachers
Winchester Days The Valley's Greatest Bargain Festival
The Valley hosts Winchester Days July 25 26 27 offering bargains across shopping stalls and local events. The festival runs Thursday through Saturday with vendors and entertainment planned for community residents.
Wreckage Found From Missing Navy Plane in Italian Alps
In northern Italy near Trento, burned wreckage of a US Navy PV2 plane with 11 aboard was spotted on San Martino Mountain. Alpine guides and army rescuers move in as officials confirm the crash site with no survivors reported. A sister plane had earlier crashed near Turin, killing nine of ten men aboard.
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Trento
Air Rescue Control Center
Ramstein
Germany
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Navy
Treviso
Casablanca
Morocco
Turin
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Transport Command
Two Traffic Deaths Reported in State
The Associated Press reports two more Virginia traffic deaths raising the year total to 446, two fewer than last year. Ralph C. Gentry, 46, of Richmond, died from injuries July 11 in a car truck crash on an Henrico County road. Clyde D. Hungerford, 21, of Terre Haute Indiana, died after a rear end collision on U S 460 near Suffolk. Hungerford rode in a car driven by James A. Mise, a sailor from Indianapolis. Hungerford was with the ranger detachment at Norfolk Naval Receiving Station. Mise was with the Naval Air Station at Norfolk.
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Ralph C. Gentry
Richmond
Henrico County
Clyde D. Hungerford
Indiana
Suffolk
U.S. 460
Hungerford
Terre Haute
Navy Man Killed Aboard Forrestal
A Navy enlisted man, Sam Hollander, aviation machinist mate first class of Jacksonville, was killed aboard the carrier Forrestal when caught between closing bomb bay doors. The 60,000 ton ship returned to port at Norfolk after a six month overseas cruise covering about 40 000 nautical miles. The incident occurred eight hours before the crowd greeted the Forrestal.
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Jacksonville
Fla
Sam Hollander
Brooklyn
Virginia Capes
Oceana
Vatican City Enclaved by Size Under 110 Acres
Vatican City covers an area of slightly less than 110 acres, an enclave within Rome. The tiny state maintains sovereignty and houses St Peter's Basilica, the Vatican Museums, and the Holy See. It is the world’s smallest independent state with a unique governance structure.
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Vatican City
Winchester Scouts Attend Camp Roth Enon Near Gore
Sixty four scouts from Winchester attend Camp Roth Enon five miles south of Gore for a five week session ending August 3. Troop 2 members include David Bowers and 17 others. Troop 3 sends Lonnie Brooks and Chuckie Rhodes. Troop 9 has Reggie Schoonover. Post 2 sends Andy Button and three others. Post 45 is represented by Charles Sledge II. Each Friday night visitors meet the campers for a program for parents and friends.
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Winchester
Camp Roth Enon
Gore
Troop 2
David Bowers
Wilson Braithwaite
Tommy Lee
Lewis Campbell
Sam Heltzel
Jimmy Sirbaugh
Joe Sperry
Peter Crosby
Tommy Burns
Jimmy Clark
Larry Renner
Jackie Morrison
Paul Haldeman
David Neal
Tommy Warner
Donald Ryan
Donald Gregory
Thomas Kern
William Sealock
Bulganin Urges Disarmament in Letter to Macmillan
Soviet Premier Bulganin has sent a lengthy letter to Prime Minister Macmillan urging disarmament and addressing global issues. The note, now being transcribed, reiterates calls for world peace and cooperative security measures between powers.
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Bulganin
Macmillan
Statue Blown Up In Dublin Park
The battered statue of a British field marshal was blown up in Phoenix Park Dublin early today. Police reported two men loitering nearby before the blast. The monument to Irish born Field Marshal Viscount Gough was shattered. earlier, the head and horse leg had been damaged by preceding explosions. The severed head was recovered from the River Liffey and later replaced.
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Phoenix Park
Viscount Gough
Letter responses cited in UK Soviet talks on disarmament
An official British source notes a letter exchange with Bulganin and Macmillan remains undisclosed. The letter is believed to respond to Macmillan’s prior appeal for a limited first-stage disarmament pact to avert a third world war tragedy.
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Bulganin
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