Realistic speak at Confederate Memorial Day ceremony in Stonewall
Vice-mayor Stewart Bell addressed Stonewall Memorial Day observances urging realism across society. He recalled the Ladies Confederate Memorial Association who reinterred 2494 bodies near Mount Hebron Cemetery and noted common humanity beyond faction. A marker for Miss Lucy Fitzhugh Kurtz of the United Daughters of the Confederacy was unveiled at her grave by her great-niece.
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Stewart Bell
Stonewall
Mount Hebron
Bell
Ladies Confederate Memorial Association
Amphitheatre Dedication Set for July 5 in Winchester Park
The Winchester recreation park amphitheatre will be dedicated July 5 after a change from July 3. The schedule spans July 2 rock concerts, July 3 country music and square dance, July 4 variety show with Wayside and Bark Mill Theatre acts, and July 5 vesper program followed by ball games and the annual fireworks display. Ben B. Dutton Jr. chairs the committee coordinating with the Parks and Recreation Department.
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Winchester Recreation Park
Winchester-Frederick County
Bark Mill Theatre
Winchester Council of Churches
Dutton
Parks and Recreation Department
Tourists Spend $370 Million in Kentucky Last Year
Out-of-state visitors spent $370 million in Kentucky during the previous year, an increase of $25 million from 1968, according to AP reporting from Frankfort.
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Frankfort
Kentucky
Summit Point Residents Return Home for Memorial Day
Miss Cheryl Starkey and Miss Sue Snyder return to family homes after completing junior year at Shepherd College. Eleanor Doane visits from Charles Town to see Mrs. Crim and Mrs. Rowland. Harold Hinton hospitalized in Martinsburg. Stuart Crim marks birthday with family. Weather brings rain reviving vegetation. Foreseeable decade sees more men working in Virginia and fewer women in the workforce.
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J.W. Carlisle
Valley Mill Road
Meta Frazier
Mattie Gore
Soviet Cosmonauts Reach 100th Earth Orbit
Soviet cosmonauts Andrian Nikolayev and Vitaly Sevastyanov completed their 100th orbit in Soyuz A on day seven of their mission. The crew retired after a normal spaceworking day. Pravday cites value of manned flights vs automation and notes US moon efforts face higher human risk.
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Moscow
Andrian Nikolayev
Vitaly Sevastyanov
Soyuz
Outer Space
U.S
Pravday
Soviet Communist Party
America
Earth
New Colloquial Psalm Version By Alan Neame Published
British author Alan Neame has produced a modern readable version of the Psalms based on the Jerusalem Bible and published by Darton Longman and Todd. He rejects old forms like thou and aims for clear language in the 23rd Psalm retaining the core message.
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London
Alan Neame
Darton, Longman and Todd
Neame
Five year old Patrina Williams Owns Tadley Carousel
In Tadley England five year old Patrina Williams is crowned queen of the neighborhood with a privately rebuilt carousel her father Bill Williams bought after 18 years of disuse. The 1903 carousel carries Patrina’s name on one horse while friends use the others.
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Reading
England
Patrina Williams
Tadley
Bill Williams
Patrina
Williams
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Stonewall Cemetery
National Cemetery
Del-Wood Kitchens
Hanover, Pte
Elwood Melntire
Winchester Savings
Boscawen
Washington Streets
Winchester
Summit Point
Virginia
Clearbrook Woolen Shop
Clearbrook, Virginia
Maverick
Ford
Valley Ave
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