Senate Battle Over Tax Extension Bill Looms
Washington AP reports a heated Senate tax fight to extend levies for another year, raising four billion in annual revenue and adding an eight billion debt increase. House passage earlier drew GOP opposition and calls for altering tax provisions. Byrd chairs the Senate Finance Committee and seeks a nonpublic advance.
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Washington
Senate
Prospect
House
Harry F. Byrd
Dva
Byrd
Eisenhower
Aoesent
Congress
Senate Finance Committee
Robert S. Kerr
Okla
George A. Smathers
Herbert S. Larrick Estate Appraised At $721,369
The late Herbert S. Larrick died March 16 and left an estate appraised at 721,369. Real estate valued at 232,400 includes properties on Rouss Ave Clifford and Cecil Streets. Stocks and bank holdings totaling 489,0xx comprise 400 shares National Bank 14,400 800 shares N and W 79,200 732 AT and T 63,457 plus other bank accounts and personal property. Appraisers were H Robert Edwards Bryan Stotler and Marvin E Gore Jr. Larrick was a longtime attorney and former president of the Commercial.
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Herbert S. Larrick
Rouss Ave
W. Clifford St
E. Piccadilly St
W. Cecil St
W. Cecil
Vearry Toot Ue
Ems
National Bank
Union Trust Co
Equitable Trust Co
N and W
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
H. Robert Edwards
Bryan Stotler
Marvin E. Gore, Jr
Larrick
Defense Fund Bill Seen Quick Senate Approval
Two senators who shaped a 40,166,097,000 defense spending bill predicted fast Senate action next week. The measure, boosted by 828 million over House totals, restores programs cut by the House and resists unneeded additions per military experts. The bill covers aircraft carriers, Polaris subs, Bomarc missiles, bases in the Pacific Northwest, and the B70 bomber.
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Washington
Senate
Leverett Saltonstall
Rmass
Appropriations
House
Sal‘onstall
Chavez
Saltonstall
Ina
Pacific Northwest
Johnny Kak Nuisance Hikes North Mountain Missing
Johnny Kak left Winchester on Wednesday evening heading toward Route 55 via Shawneeland and North Mountain ridge. He carries a snake gun and six cans of beans and has not been heard from as police note poor mountain telephone service and possible delays. In town, traffic was limited to one lane for freshly painted lines causing a peak hour bottleneck near the police station. The UDC reports 16 Confederate flags placed on Mt. Hebron Cemetery graves on June 6. three were stolen and two damaged.
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Johnny Kaknis
Johnny
Winchester
Shawneeland
North Mountain
Boscawen
U.D.C
Mt. Hebron
Stonewall Cemetery
Acquittal in Easton Air Lines Bomb Hoax Case
A 12 man jury at Idlewild Airport acquitted 24 year old Askew of Skaneatles New York in the first federal jury trial of a airplane bomb hoax. He claimed the remark was a joke and faced up to a year in jail and a $1000 fine if convicted.
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New York
Askew
Idlewild
Eastern Air Lines
Fendants
Skaneatles
N. Y
Miss Hepler Wins $4 000 Scholarship
Susan Hepler receives the Armstrong Foundation top scholarship of 1 000 yearly for four years at James Wood High School commencement. The ceremony honored 159 graduates as Melton Wright led the awards presentation. other honors went to Miss Fox Hannah Barr Kay Museous Preston Lee and Gloria Gantio Basher among others.
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Susan Hepler
James Wood High School
The
Armstrong Foundation
James Wood, Handley and
Madison County High School
James Gordon
Melton Wright
Randolph ‘Gaunt
Conrad Hoover
American Legion
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Bonita Starliper
Lions Club Arion Foundation
Erma Lou Fox
Charles E. Tait
Star
Miss Fox
Hannah Elizabeth Barr
Susan
Stokes girl wins Kiwanis scholarship at prom night
Sandra Stokes, with Mr and Mrs Carl Stokes of 119 W Pall Mall St, received a 300 Kiwanis Club Scholarship at prom. She will study at Maryland Medical Secretarial School in Hagerstown to fund a medical technician career. remainder of her class graduated last night.
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Carl Stokes
W. Pall Mall St
Sandra
Kiwanis Club
Maryland Medical Secretarial School
Hagerstown
Margaret Fisher
Sandra ‘Stokes
Kiwanis
Handley
Funeral Services Tomorrow for Del Whitehead
Del. Robert Whitehead, a long serving Virginia House of Delegates member and Byrd era figure, dies at 62 after a lifetime in public service. Funeral set for 2 p.m. tomorrow at Trinity Episcopal Church Lov ingston with burial in the church cemetery. House Speaker Moore names eight delegates to attend. Gov Almond notes the death.
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Lovingston
Del
Robert Whitehead
House of Delegates
Virginia House
Blue Ridge Mountains
Richmond
Trinity Episcopal Church
Whitehead
Carthun P.criss
William H. Marmion
Episcopal Diocese
Southwestern Virginia
E. Blackburn Moore
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Officials Named for Winchester Election Tuesday
Election officials have been listed for Winchester with polls open from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Names include Grimm, Mrs. Charles Snider, Noble Pierce Jr, and others across multiple roles in the election setup.
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Winchester
Grimm
Charles Snider
Rouss
Noble Pierce, Jr
Helen Hill
Joe Newlin
John Wolfe
C. H. Lewis
Sarah Zane
Albert M. Seal
Kathryn Robertson
Charles Schmidt
Walter B. Johnson
Charles J. Affleck
Virginia
E. B. Estes, Sr
Warren W. B. Ryan
Cler Maenak
Death Draws Expressions Of Sorrow
Expressions of shock and sorrow poured in across Virginia over the death of Del. Robert Whithead. Quotes from Sen. Byrd Speaker Moore and others highlight his long service in the General Assembly and his independence and vigor. The notice references continuation on Page 2.
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Virginia
Francis Pickens Miller
Whitehead
Sen
Landon R. Wyatt
Danville
Bob
General Assembly
Harry C. Stuart
Russell County
Arbitration to Resolve TWUA Local Funds Dispute
TWUA local at American Viscose Corp in Front Royal votes to submit its funds dispute to arbitration after trusteeship by the international union. The case involves alleged diversion of union funds for a private white school and a plan to finance John Mosby Academy with $8,000 in bonds. Arbitration board members will be chosen by both sides and the decision will be binding.
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Front Royal
Pec Ame
American Viscose Corp
International Union
International
Northern
Virginia
Studer's
Orhe
Haa
John §. Mosby
Arbitration Board
Charles E. Leachman
Nixon to Answer Rockefeller Criticism in News Conference
Vice President Richard Nixon plans a late afternoon news conference to respond to Governor Nelson Rockefeller's critique. GOP leaders and Nixon backers maneuver to counter Rockefeller's attack while Democrats mock the clash as potential political gain.
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Washington
Richard M. Nixon
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
Eisenhower
Rockefeller
Dirksen
Halleck
Nixon
Congress
White House
Senate
House
Nix
Troy Oeee
Herbert G. Klein
Thruston B. Morton
Lyndon B. Johnson
Texas
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Miss Gibson Wins 3 Handley Awards
Aimee Gibson led Handley commencement with two awards and a $350 Star cash prize, the most honors by any of the 106 seniors. The Evening Star scholarship of $1,000 annually for four years went to Joyce Lake, while other medals and scholarships recognized Gibson, Larry Boppe, Sandra Blosser, and Mary Stokes in various school honors.
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Aimee Gibson
Handley
Joyce Lake
Armstrong Foundation
Miss Gibson
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Legion Auxiliary
Mary
General Organization
Sandra Blosser
American glider pilot Schreder released by East Germany
Richard Schreder, 44, of Toledo Ohio, who went missing during a championship flight and landed in East Germany, was allowed to leave with his glider. He was met in West Germany by his wife Angie after being kept from accompanying the group 30 miles inside the East German border near Kluetz. The rescue occurred two weeks after a similar incident nearby.
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Luebeck
Germany
Richard BE. Schreder
East Germany
Toledo
Ohio
West Germany
Angie
Schreder
Kluetz
Judd to Keynote GOP Convention in Chicago
Rep Walter H Judd Minnesota foreign affairs expert named to deliver the keynote at the Republican national convention in Chicago next month Gov Cecil H Underwood of West Virginia named convention secretary Elizabeth E Heffelfinger Minnesota chosen as secretary Youth emphasis noted with Underwood a Senate candidate Charles H Percy and Rep Melvin R Laird named to lead platform committee entries.
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Washington
Republicans Today
Walter H. Judd
Minnesota
Chicago
Cecil H. Underwood
West Virginia
Elizabeth E. Heffelfinger
Charles H. Percy
Melvin R. Laird
Wisconsin
Underwood
Senate
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Miss Hepler
Kay Museous
Preston Leeson
Madison College
Madison
Gantio Basher
Gloria
Business
Joyce Whittaker
Wright
Myt le Tend College
Joe Headley
Kenneth Whetzel
Kernstown
Jenu West
Bos
Memorial Hospital
del. Whitehead
Eetee
Macy’s
Softee
Stephens City Pire
Gainesboro
Handley Awards
John Adams
Thomas A. Gibson
Hickory Post
Woodmen of the World
Cal
Judd
WORTH
New Owens
Pine Motor Co
Ping Motor Co
Margaret Ly Sonire
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