Wiley Heads Council in Virginia Advisory Legislative Council
Sen E E Willey of Richmond named chairman of the Virginia Advisory Legislative Council as the General Assembly’s interim study arm begins assignments. VALC will study 200 plus topics with two more added by the governor, including local grants aid sales tax air pollution mining laws alcoholism treatment accident hospitalization and youthful offender laws.
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E. E. Willey
Richmond
Virginia Advisory Legislative ‘Council
General Assembly
Middletown Water and Sewer Fund Receives Cash Update
Stephens City reports show the Water and Sewer Fund increased by 2823 as a treasury bill investment maturing from sewer bond funds. Mayor Lynn Comer told the Town Council that May 31 balance in the Water and Sewer Fund at Middletown State Bank was 9655 with 3910 in the sinking fund moved from Winchester. Comer noted prior balances and transfers including 1346.15 in 1958 and 6910.55 in the General Fund at Middletown State Bank.
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Middletown
Water and Sewer Fund
Lynn Comer
Water and
Middletown State Bank
Treasury
Council
Comer
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Winchester
Water and Sewer
Mr. Comer
130 Animals Sold in Tel O Auction
A total of 130 head of prime and choice lambs were sold at the Farmers Livestock Exchange in the season s second Tel O Auction. John Gerken Clarke County extension agent said 92 prime lambs averaged 26 50 per hundredweight and 38 choice animals also at 26 50. Prime weighed 93 lbs on average and the choice 87 lbs. Ten consignors from Frederick and Clarke Counties and 10 bidders from Virginia Pennsylvania and New Jersey participated. The sale was the season s second with a third planned for June 17. Mr Gerken noted telephone bidding ensures animal quality as state graders pre assess all lots. The Clarke County Wool Pool and the Farmers Livestock Exchange sponsored yesterday s sale.
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Farmers Livestock Exchange
John Gerken
Clarke County
Frederick
Clarke
Virginia
Pennsylvania
New Jersey
Racey to speak at bacalaureate. seniors set leadership transfers
Dr. Racey will deliver the bacalaureate address as the class of 1964 hands leadership to 1965. The senior symbol transfer moves from Lawrence Bell to George Weidig, with Linda Carole Mallory giving the valedictory. Diplomas and awards will be presented by Garland R. Quarles as Winchester Schools conclude the program. The public is invited. A flower-pinning pilgrimage to Judge Handley and John Kerr’s graves will occur next Wednesday after 9 a.m. Racey, born in Purgettsville, West Virginia, has ties to Shenandoah College and the University of Virginia, and was a WWII chaplain before leading Shenandoah College as president.
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Lawrence Bell
George Weildig
Linda Carole Mallory
Garland R. Quarles
Winchester
Judge Handley
John Kerr
Racey
Purgitsville
W. Va
Shenandoah College
University of West Virginia
Graduate School
University of Virginia
Virginia Conference
The
Evangelical United Brethren Church
Riverton
Pleasant Valley
Verona
Berkeley Springs
Johnson contrasts Bravado and Brilliance in Goldwater Debate
President Johnson attacks Goldwater for reckless bravado and ill considered military ideas. He recalls Goldwater suggested low yield nukes in Vietnam and a for sale sign for TVA while contrasting Nixon jokes about a Pepsi tour and tax penny campaigns.
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Viet Nam
Johnson
United States
Cuba
Guantanamo Naval Base
Knoxville
Tenn
TVA
Tennessee Valley Authority
Nixon
Pepsi-Cola Co
Saigon
Left At Altar Really Happens Left At Altar Really Happens
In Manchester England David Swindells 27 refused to marry Diane Garden at Congregational Church prompting the minister to lead the bride and her father to the vestry. Swindells later said he did not want to talk about it and the couple did not wed. Relatives said they preferred not to comment.
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Manchester
England
David Swindells
Diane Garden
Congregational
Diane
David
Teacher starts race and finishes it as judge
Murray Kentucky AP report notes Lowery Rains, a rural schoolteacher, filled in as starting judge when the regular official did not attend. He fired the gun and ran beside the track to call the finish as the children crossed the tape.
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Murray, Ky
Lowery Rains
Rains
Typhoid Cases Rise in Aberdeen Epidemic
Aberdeen's typhoid outbreak climbs to 318 cases as 17 more people are admitted to hospital bringing total to 275 confirmed and 43 suspected. City Health Officer Ian MacQueen calls the day pivotal in Aberdeen's destiny amid an outbreak blamed on contaminated imported corned beef and a government inquiry ordered.
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Aberdeen
Scotland
British Isles
Ian MacQueen
MacQueen
Govrnment
Saigon Police Nab Four Red Terrorists and Viet Cong Outpost Takeover
Saigon police detained four Communist terrorists, including Pham Van Tu who admitted planting a grenade at a Saigon bar on February 1 killing one American and seriously injuring another. Also arrested was Nguyen Van Cu, a Viet Cong agent awaiting co conspirators. A Viet Cong platoon seized a My Hanh outpost 17 miles northwest of Saigon, killing one defender and capturing 15 of 26 self defense corpsmen.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Pham van Tu
Nguyen’ van Cu
Gia Dinh
van Cu
My Hanh
Gender gap in public high school grads reported
The U S Office of Education says among 1 710 844 graduates last year there were 21 910 more girls than boys.
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U.S. Office of Education
Goldwater delegate potential clouded by first ballot counts
An AP survey of 1,050 delegates ahead of the July 13 GOP convention in San Francisco estimates Barry Goldwater could hold 625 to 650 first ballot votes, nearing the 655 needed for the nomination. It notes large blocs in Ohio Michigan New Jersey and Wisconsin as possible calls on either during or after the first roll call.
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Goldwater
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Michigan
New Jersey
Wisconsin
Committee to Meet Tonight For Northern Valley GOP Group
The Northern Valley Committee for Goldwater, a Frederick Clarke and Shenandoah Counties residents group, plans a second meeting at Shawnee Fire Hall at 7 30 tonight. Temporary officers include Gordon Harman chair Mrs Betty V Snapp secretary and Mrs Sam Reaves treasurer Richard Fagile of Woodstock is temporary vice chairman for Shenandoah County. The group was organized last Thursday.
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Northern Valley Committee For Goldwater
Frederick
Clarke
Shenandoah
Shawnee
Gordon Harman
Betty V. Snapp
Sam Reaves
Richard Fagile
Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Weather Outlook For Winchester Virginia June 4 1964
Fair tonight and tomorrow with lows 50 to 55 and highs 75 to 80. Saturday looks mild with a chance of showers. Rainfall today ended none for Winchester. June to date 0.28 inches with 1964 year-to-date 15.29 and long term averages listed. New Moon June 10 and sunset 8:36 p.m. etc.
Woods Burn Near McDonald's and Harrison's Market
Two woods fires kept Gainesboro Fire Co. busy yesterday. First at 2 30 p.m. on Route 690 behind McDonald's Grocery. Second at 3 p.m. on Route 522 north behind Harrison's Fruit Market. Jupiter mystery deepens as astronomers note slower spin with no explanation.
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Gainesboro
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