Butler Campaign Cochairs Named In Ward One Race
W Woodhull Baker Jr and George Garber were named co chairs of H W Bill Butler campaign. Butler has served 16 years on the council and runs as an independent in the first ward election next Tuesday. Baker will retire after his current four year term begun in 1964. Garber was elected in 1962 and reelected in 1966 as an independent.
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George Garber
H.W
Bill) Butler
Butler
Baker
Garber
County Agents Complete Intensive Home Horticulture Study
John Wolfe of Frederick County and John Gerken of Clarke County finished an intensive week at Virginia Polytechnic Institute Blacksburg studying home horticulture. The program covered plant identification outdoor living area design turf care and insect disease control. Extension staff invite the public to bring home gardening problems to their offices for diagnosis and VPIs control recommendations.
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John Wolfe
Frederick County
John Gerken
Clarke County
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Blacksburg
Frederick
Clarke Counties
Virginia
Wolfe
Gerken
Cooperative Extension
V.P.I
Founder of Geography Named Eratosthenes
The passage credits Eratosthenes as the real founder of geography noting his pre Christian era calculation of the earths circumference at about 25000 miles, close to the modern figure.
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Eratosthenes
Printed Pattern 4917 Young Dress with Zip Front Back
Printed Pattern 4917 offers a light feel dress with a quick zip and scooped neck. New half sizes 12 1/2 to 22 1/2. Size 14 1/2 requires 2 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Yugoslavia fears worker unrest amid student protests
Belgrade Communist leaders fear student demands could mobilize workers after clashes that injured over 60. Students call for abolition of social privileges and democratization of party and media, with expanded university participation and job guarantees for graduates.
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Belgrade
Yugoslavial
Yugoslavia
Communist Party
Belgrade University
Tito
Ceed
Three Virginia Servicemen Killed in Vietnam
The Defense Department reports three Virginia servicemen killed in Vietnam. Army Cpl. Samuel H. Easley II, of Bassett, Marine Pfc. Henry L. Goff of Chesapeake, and Marine Pfc. William M. Levendis, Vienna, were listed as dead or missing due to hostile causes.
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Washington
Defense Department
Virginia
Vietnam
Army
Samuel H. Easley TI
Roxie L. Easley
Bassett
Marine Corps Set
Hen
Ry L. Goff
Henry L. Goff
Godwin St
Chesapeake
Marine Corps Pfc
William M. Levendis
Mary Levendis
Knoll St
Vienna
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Peonies
House OF Wesley
R.A
Bloomington
Ill
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Fhramra Pedooms
Reds
Sorie
Howard Johnson
George Washington Hotel
Chrysler
Newport
Chevrolet Caprice
Caprice
Chrysler Motors Corporation
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