Star's June Calendar girl Mary Carolynn Anderson
The Star features 18 year old Mary Carolynn Anderson daughter of Dr and Mrs Clayton Anderson of Rostel Road a Handley senior wearing a Hungarian costume from a ballet she participated in Her hobbies are dancing and swimming She plans to attend St Andrews Presbyterian College in Laurinburg NC in the fall hoping to become a teacher in four years Photo credit Mary Helen Massie.
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Mary Carolynn Anderson
Clayton Anderson
Rostel Road
Handley
St. Andrews Presbyterian College
Laurinsburg
N.C
Arrest Forecast Fizzles in Poor People's Campaign Protest
Washington AP report describes an eight hour protest on the Justice Department steps that failed to trigger mass arrests. Demonstrators planned to press Atty. Gen. Ramsey Clark to meet while marching in the street and blocking a building entrance. Hoalse Williams declared no arrests would occur yet as the event ended with civil rights singing.
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Washington
Justice Department
Atty
Ramsey Clark
Hosea Williams
Weather Clears After Thunderstorms With Warm Toledo Outlook
Town Crier notes a bright day after late storms with a forecast of warm sunny weather and 80 to 83 degree highs. SPCA agent Ervin Cleveland seeks the dog owner on Virginia Avenue School grounds to confirm rabies vaccination status for a Boxer type dog that bit a woman near 9 a.m. today. Call 662-8616 or 662-4131 with information.
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Ervin Cleveland
SPCA
Hich
Virginia Ave
Winchester
Storm Storms Cause Wide Power Outages and Barn Fire
A late day storm event knocked out power for 2,000 Potomac Edison customers as lightning damaged poles and a transformer near Mt Williams and Gainesboro. A barn fire in the Stephenson Clearbrook area caused by straw ignition was fought by Clearbrook and Shawnee fire crews, with damage limited to charred beams and burnt straw. Rainfall totals ranged from .46 to .49 inches in local stations, with hail reported in Berryville and Winchester areas.
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Stephenson-Clearbrook
Potomac Edison Co
Carlisle Fisher
Mt. Williams
Siler
Gainesboro
Cedar Creek
Stephenson
Charles Town
Opequon
Clarke County
Clearbrook
Alpha Cement Co
James Sarver
Brucetown
Chesapeake & Potomac Telephone Co
Berryville
Winchester
Wanted Girl in Checking Dept. People’s Cleaners A Proven Civic Leader
Bill Butler seeks election to City Council 1st Ward amid civic leadership work with People's Cleaners and local campaigns. He positions as a proven leader ready to address city concerns and public services.
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People’s Cleaners
Bill Butler City Council
Tito Bans Public Assembly in Belgrade Uprising
Belgrade authorities restrict gatherings after two days of clashes between students and police. University building remains in student hands as about 30,000 attend orderly college meetings. Government vice seeks to prevent riots and stop spread to workers.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavia
Tito
France
Road to Peace Will Be Slow Tough LBJ Says
President Johnson at Glassboro State College urged closer Soviet American cooperation as essential for Vietnam peace. He said progress requires both powers to travel part way together and noted limited gains since the last Kosygin summit. Johnson outlined new avenues for cooperation and spoke to 7,000 graduates outdoors.
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Glassboro
Johnson
Alexi N. Kosygin
Vietnam
United States
Russia
Glassboro State College
Paris
Hanoi
Soviet Union
Washington
Air Force
Pennsylvania Air National Guard
Philadelphia International Airport
Frederick County Courthouse Rededication This Friday
Frederick County's 128 year-old courthouse will be rededicated Friday. Photographs show the building before and after renovations on pages 12 and 13, accompanying a Star staff story by Audrey Coleman.
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Frederick County
Star
Audrey Coleman
Abby Moves Into Florida
Abby the hurricane battered western Florida causing one child death and five people missing. Flooding and tornado warnings extended across central and southern regions as communities from Punta Gorda to Key West faced high winds and rising tides.
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Punta Gorda
Fla
Abby
Florida
Moonport
Cape Kennedy
Tampa
Arnold Sugg
National Hurricane Center
Miami
Air Force
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
America
Apollo
Marco Beach
Tarpon Springs
Daytona Beach
Mexico
Yucatan Peninsula
Cuba
Gulf of Mexico
Tampa Bay
April Geans
Key West
Coast Guard
Pigeon Key
Greens to Begin Visit Tomorrow in Winchester
Mayor Stewart Green of Winchester England and Mrs Green arrive for a three day civic visit hosted by Winchester City. A 6 30 p m reception and dinner at the Winchester Golf Club kick off the events with officials and civic members attending. The couple stay as guests of Mayor William M Battaile and will be escorted from Washington National Airport.
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Winchester Golf Club
Stewart Green
Winchester
England
Green
Winchester-Frederick County
Chamber of Commerce
Ben B. Dutton
Benjamin Belchie
The
Historical Society
Chamberer
Historical Socety
California Democrats face final presidential primary
California voters prepare for the last Democratic contest between Eugene J. McCarthy and Robert F. Kennedy as polls open at 7 a.m. and close at 8 p.m. PDT. Turnout is expected high with 4.3 million Democrats and 3.2 million Republicans registered. Kennedy leads polls but undecided voters could decide, while Reagan is set to win the GOP.
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Los Angeles
California
Eugene J. McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
Hubert H. Humphrey
Kota
Senate
Thomas H. Kuchel
Max Rafferty
Kennedy-McCarthy
Indiana
Kennedy
Saigon Hit by Heaviest Shelling and New VC Push
Viet Cong troops sent into Saigon as the city faced the heaviest shelling yet. Government forces, including marines and rangers with tanks, attacked Viet Cong positions in Gia Dinh and Cholon while a new influx of five man VC cells raised alarm. An intensified security effort followed, with 40 rockets hitting the area overnight and Nguyen Van Minh appointed to direct defense. In the Mekong Delta, U S forces reported a major engagement with 187 enemy killed and 36 Americans dead or wounded.
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Saigon
Viet Cong
Nguyen van Thieu
Gia Dinh
Cholon
U.S
Lnior
Paris
United States
North Vietnam
7Th Infantry
Nguyen van Minh
3Rd Military Corps
U.S. 9Th Division
Mekong Delta
Warm Richmond Day With Clear Skies
A weak high pressure area moved over the region with a dry circulation bringing clear skies and warmer temperatures to Virginia today.
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Richmond
Virginia
Tip Top Pizza Shop Specials Tuesday and Wednesday
The Tip Top Pizza Shop advertises Beef and Onion and Steak with Italian sauce for 39 cents. order by calling 667-8078.
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Tip Top Pizza Shop
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