Kennedy Technique Boosts Kennedy in Massachusetts Primary
In Massachusetts Kennedy secures first on the ballot while McCormack concedes after a 691 to 360 count. Teddy Kennedy follows his brother's campaign tactics, aimed at broad delegate reach, as supporters cheer and campaigns push state and national races ahead.
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J. McCormack
McCorra
Kennedy
McCormack
Massachusetts
Joan
John McCormack
George Lodge
United Nations
Henry Cabot Lodge
Laurence Curtis
Vic
Teddy
Kennedys
New Hampshire
Wisconsin
West Virginia
John F. Kennedy
Family School Ties Span Generations in Handley Area
Cindy Miller and Steve Ritter carry on a family schooling tradition with Handley High School ties. The piece notes Henry Seal and George Ritter as 1905 graduates, Virginia Seal Miller and George H Ritter of 1934, and a third generation graduation upcoming. A town parade celebrated local youth baseball players on Main Street. Cr ighton Hoke authored the poem The Check Up in the Star’s Personally column. his name was omitted.
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Cindy Miller
Steve Ritter
Henry Seal
George Ritter
John Kerr School
Virginia Seal Miller
George H. Ritter
Handley High School
Cindy
Steve
Handley
Main St
Creighton Hoke
the Star
M. G. Marshall Appointed New Deputy Sheriff
Merlian G. Marshall of Clear Brook is named deputy sheriff for Frederick County filling the vacancy created by Boyd McDonald’s resignation to enter federal service. Marshall works in O Sullivan Rubber Corp lab and previously served in the U S arsenal ordnance section in Radford Virginia. He and his wife have a daughter Joan eleven. Mrs Marshall is a beautician at Artistic Beauty Salon. He is the son of Gleaves and Rhodella Marshall and was born in Carroll County.
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Merlian G. Marshall
Clearbrook
Frederick County
Boyd McDonald
Oe Wertealt
Joyce Surratt
O’sullivan Rubber Corp
Ordnance
U. S. Arsenal
Radford
Soviet General Vows East Germany Defense
Soviet General Ivan Yakubovski, stationed in East Germany, pledged to defend East Germany as if it were the Soviet Union, remarks reported by ADN in Berlin. In Berryville, four of six Clarke County men were severely injured in a rear end crash on Route 340 near Berryville at about 1 a.m. The injured include Harvey Poston 22, Richard Galloway 18, Claude Owen 17, Floyd Alger 37, with details of injuries and hospital condition.
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Berlin
Ivan Yakubovski
East Germany
Council
Eisleben
ADN
Berryville
Clarke County
Here
Rt. 340
Harvey Poston
Boyce
Richard Galloway
Claude Owen
Rt. 2
Floyd Alger
Millwood
J. W. Kincaid
Mr. Alger
Larry Nesselrochte
Kincaid
Alger
Gary Poss Clem
Galloway
Poston
Clem
Olds
Nesselrocite
Petersburg
W. Va
Oldsmobile
T . Kincaid
Bharbe
John H. Enders
Stonewall Jackson Defeats Shields at Port Republic
100 years ago today Stonewall Jackson secured a victory over General Shields at Port Republic. The clash marked a notable Confederate engagement with Jackson commanding forces and Shields leading the Union troops in a pivotal riverfront battle during the Civil War era.
Probers Hunt Estes Money Order List
A House subcommittee probes an alleged list of members and a federal official receiving money orders from Billie Sol Estes. James T. Ralph and aide William E. Morris said they each got two $100 Estes money orders last January and turned them over to the Democratic party. Both were fired amid the probe into Estes promoter activities.
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House
Administration
Billie Sol Estes
Robert E. Manuel
Subcommittee
Agriculture Department
James T. Ralph
Ant
Government Operations
William E. Morris
Estes
Democratic Party
Ralph
Morris
Texas
Eleven Die in 30 Hour Period on Virginia Roads
The Associated Press reports Virginia’s highway death toll rose to 340 with eleven fatalities in a 30 hour span from Thursday midnight to 4 am Saturday. Names and ages include Roy Bee Mayfield 29 of Suffolk Robert Henry Bradley 22 of Charles City Ronald Ray Rosenbaum 6 of Ivanhoe Robert Presley Hannah 64 of Glen Allen and Ralph Elmas Rich 37 of Jamestown Tennessee.
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Roy Bee Mayfield
Norfolk Rd
Suffolk
Nansemond County
Robert Henry Bradley
Charles City
Roxbury
Bradley
Ronald Ray Rosenbaum
Rt. 1
Ivanhoe
Virginia
Cripple Creek
Wythe County
Robert Presley Hannah
Rt. 4
Glen Allen
Richmond
Solomons Store
Henrico County
Ralph Elmas Rich
Jamestown
Tenn
Virginia 63
Russell County
Dante
Rich
Udall Lands Byrd at Skyline Drive Program
Secretary of the Interior Stewart Udall spoke at dedication ceremonies for the Thornton Gap interchange and Panorama tourist facility on Skyline Drive. Sen. Harry F. Byrd led a Hawksbill Mountain hike for his birthday and was celebrated as Father of the Blue Ridge Parkway.
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Hawksbill Mountain
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd’s Nest No. 2
Byrd
Hawksbill
Byrd’s Nest No.1
Old Bag Mountain
Udall
Blue Ridge Parkway
Thornton Gap
Virginia
Shenandoah National Park
Evi
Sen
Shenandoah Park
Interior
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Blue Ridge
Shenandoah
Great Smokies
Roosevelt
Harry
For Rent and Sales Notices From Winchester Area
Advertisements include rental apartments and houses near Pine Motor Co. Father’s Day specials and ARC registered French Poodle puppies call MO 2 2918. Also boys wanted to sell papers on street corners applying to Mr. Miller at Winchester Evening Star. Savings notices from Federal Savings & Loan and Winchester Savings & Loan offer insured 4 percent savings.
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Miller
Winchester Evening Star
Lawyer Fired by Probers Returns to Practice in DC
Robert E. Manuel, once Republican counsel to a House subcommittee probing the Billie Sol Estes case, is a Page County native who has lived in Winchester with his wife and four children. He plans to practice law in Washington after leaving the subcommittee.
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Robert E. Manuel
House of Representative
Billie Sol Estes
Page County
Luray
Winchester
Manuel
Handley High
Brobhers’ Group
Washington
GOP
Dept. of Agriculture
Candidates clash in July primary debate on radio
Five Democratic contenders for the 7th Congressional seat will appear together on a July primary debate broadcast tonight at 6:45 on WINC and WRFL FM. The program offers voters a rare chance to hear all five candidates in one session.
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WINC
Wrfl-Fm
Town Elections Bring Contests In Many Areas
Voters face contests in most towns with several incumbents unopposed in Middle town where a slate of newcomers challenges four former officials. Five Front Royal residents seek two council seats, and mayoral challenger W C Deming opposes incumbent W D Blanton for a third term. Several wards show competitive races while many incumbents run unopposed.
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Middletown
Aeee
Front Royal
W. C. Deming
W. D. Blanton
William Lillard, Jr
A. Statton Hammock
Ronnie
Gilliam
Lennis No Brown, Jr
Elwood Milfville
Iden Mallory
C. Kenneth Levi
Thomas J. Howell
Joseph Settle
Marchers Start Final Weekend On Jackson Route
Harrisonburg AP reports reenactors retrace Stonewall Jacksons Shenandoah campaign for a seven week final weekend ending at Port Republic Battlefield site. Company B of the 116th Infantry Staunton leads the final march with awards totaling 1000 dollars for participating units. Closing ceremony set at Grace Episcopal Church Port Republic.
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Harrisonbug
Stonewall Jackson
Port Republc
Jackson
Shenandoah
116Th Infantry
Staunton
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Harrisonburg News-Record
Winchester Star
Grace Episcopal Church
Port Republic
Front Royal Union Votes to Extend Viscose Contract
Members of Local 371, Textile Workers Union of America, voted 939 in favor and 202 against continuing the contract with American Viscose. Results cover Front Royal nitro and Lewis areas with 1,729 for and 1,032 against overall. Parkersburg vote pending.
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Front Royal
Textile Workers Union of America
Parkersburg
Nitro
Lewis
City Voters Face Six Seats in Tuesday Council Race
Winchester voters will choose six City Council members in the Municipal election Tuesday. In the second ward a five candidate race includes Lee, Stewart Bell Jr, Gerald Goodman, Es R Huntsberry Jr, and Ralph L Hardy. In the first ward three incumbents seek reelection with a possible write in from Eugene Dear H. and Mrs L M Allen.
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Winchester
Boscawen St
Lee
Stewart Bell, Jr
Gerald Goodman
Es R. Huntsberry, Jr
Ralph L. Hardy
Handley Wins VHSL Writing Contest First in Division
Handley High School won first prize in its division of the VHSL creative writing contest for its student booklet of essays short stories and poems. Judges praised the entries as superior with medals sent to winners and cups to the winning school.
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Handley High School
Virginia High School League
VHSL
Handley
Division of Extension and General Studies
University of Virginia
L. Blotner
George Mason High School
Falls Church
Herndon High School
Herndon
Bryant Smith
Shelley L. Buck
Mason High School
Action
Gay Detlefsen
Waynords High School
Waynesboro
Gunshot Victim Still Serious as Hunt Continues
Evelyn Desrosiers, 47, wounded by gunshots May 29 while driving home, remains in serious condition at Winchester Memorial Hospital. A hospital spokesman said she had been removed from the critical list, with blasts still affecting her recovery.
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Te Evelyn. Desrosiers
Winchester Memorial Hospital
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M. G. Marshall
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Harold Graham
Boston
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Skyline Drive
Harry Byrd
Connie Wirth
National Park Service
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Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings & Loan
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Virginia Polytechnic Institute
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Dept. of Justice
National Labor Relations Board
McClellan Senate Committee
Robert Manuel
Richard Adams
H. E. Massie
Thomas J. Horne
J. A. McCormick
Ralph Wakeman
J. Lee Gregory
Leland Broadstater
Joseph Cain
le Potts, Jr
Fourth Ward
Ept
Philip H. Grim, Jr
Charles Jenkins
Miss Mae Lanham
Lawrence Kephart
J. G. Burch
Linwood Lanham
Charles Zombro
Front Royal Union
Round Hill
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