Presbyterians Weigh Report on Mississippi Synod Attitude
At the 107th general assembly in Bristol Tennessee the Presbyterian Church in the U S considers a report on Mississippi Synod describing an antiassembly mood and belief that the assembly has strayed from standards. Delegates also discuss merger plans with the Reform Church in America and elect Dr Coleman Marshall Dendy moderator amid ecumenical debate.
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Bristol, Tenn
107Th General Assembly of the
Presbyterian Church In
U.S
Mississippi
Reformed Church In America
Reformed Church
Presbyterian Assembly
Coleman Marshall Dendy
Board of Christian Education
Richmond
Dendy
National Council of Churches
Consultation On Church Union
Boys State Opens Tomorrow at Williamsburg
More than 600 delegates attend the American Legion sponsored Boys State opening Sunday. Participants form two parties the Nationalists and Federalists and will nominate a student governor and other officials. Court sessions follow judges’ selections by the Boys State legislature with speakers including Rep. Thomas N. Downing and Rep. William Jennings Bryan Dorn.
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Williamsburg
Boys State
Thomas N. Downing
D - Va
William Jennings Bryan Dorn
D-S
Boys
W. Glen Bardin
Roanoke
Front Royal Markets Hogs Lambs Cattle Prices Report
Market prices listed for Hogs Lambs and Slaughter Cattle at Front Royal on Thursday June 8. Include topweights and ranges for butchers veal prime and choice categories along with stock feeder cattle and yearling steers values.
Virginians Among Dead and Missing in Israeli Liberty Attack
Four Virginians were killed or missing after the Israeli attack on the U S S Liberty. Dead are Lt Cmdr P M Armstrong of Virginia Beach Postal Clerk 2 C John C Spicer of Norfolk and Lt Stephen S Toth of Virginia Beach. Missing is Lt James C Pierce of Virginia Beach.
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Washington
U.S.S. Liberty
Defense Department
Cmdr
P. M. Armstrong
Virginia Beach
John C, Spicer
Norfolk
Stephen S. Toth
James C, Pierce
James Wood Creative Writing Award Winners Named
James Wood High School placed second in Virginia Group I B for its Creative Writing booklet. Kar en Hash earned state second with The Wayward End. Jenny Shull won state second with They Say. Other students contributed poems and essays including The Gone Corn and The Mystery and Theory of Stonehenge.
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James Wood High School
Virginia
Karen Hash
Charlie Ways
Linden Fravel
Stonehenge
Ronnie Allanson
Bill Shelborn
Cardinal Ritter Dies at 74 in St. Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter archbishop of St. Louis since 1946 died at 5 45 a m after two heart attacks at De Paul Hospital He was born in New Albany Indiana and ordained in 1917 He helped integrate parochial schools in 1947 and advocated interfaith dialogue in the 1960s
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St, Louis
Joseph Cardinal Ritter
St. Louis
de Paul Hospital
John XXIII
Cardinal Ritter
New Albany
Ind
St. Meinrad’s Seminary
Indiana
Indianapolis
Pius XII
St. Louis Cathedral
Spong Predicts Virginia Redistricting Delayed After Census
Sen Miriam B Spong Jr a Democrat from Virginia says his state will avoid congressional redistricting until after the 1970 census The note follows Senate passage of a strict redistricting bill and cites a 11 2 percent gap between Virginia s largest and smallest districts The measure moves to a conference committee with Byrd voting in opposition to the pre election redistricting push
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Miriam B. Spong Jr
D . Va
Virginia
Spong
Congressional
Senate
House
House Conference Committee
Old Dominion
Son
Harry F. Byrd Jr
D.va
Sen
Edward Kennedy
D - Mass
Norfolk
Portsmouth
Shenandoah Valley
Lightsey to Address Winchester Exchange Club
William M. Lightsey of Arlington will speak to the Winchester Exchange Club on Tuesday. The 12:30 p.m. meeting is open to the public. Lightsey, executive director of the Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority, is active in Arlington civic affairs and a former soil conservation officer with the Agriculture Department. He is a Clemson graduate born in Fairfax County and guests Joseph A. Massie, former Winchester Exchange Club president.
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Del
William M. Lightsey
Arlington
Winchester Exchange Club
Lightsey
Northern Virginia Regional Park Authority
Fairfax
8.C
Mr. Lightsey
Clemson University
Department of Agriculture
Joseph A. Massie
Five Virginia Counties Report No Road Fatalities in 1966
Five Virginia counties Appomattox Craig Highland Lunenburg and Nelson posted zero road deaths in 1966 while the state total rose 4.1 percent to 1106. Craig and Highland both logged multiple death-free years and Lynchburg reported three fatalities among cities over 50 000. Fairfax led county deaths with 65, Henrico 31, Warren worst per travel mile and Nelson top for death-free relative to travel.
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Richmond
Virginia
Appomattox
Craig
Highland
Lunenburg
Nelson
Little Craig
Lynchburg
Col. C. W. Woodson Jr
Governor’s Highway Safety Committee
Fairfax County
Henrico
Warren County
Dinwiddie
Beautiful 100-year-old stone house near Winchester Berryville
Clarke County real estate ad lists a stone house over 100 years old on 17 acres with spring and stream, 11 miles from Winchester and 4 miles from Berryville, priced at 68 250. Additional Berryville area homes include a 3 bed 1 bath brick rambler with lot for 22 500 and a newer 3 bed brick for 23 000. D Oscar Ramsburg realtor contact 955-1040.
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Clarke County
Winchester
Berryville
D. Oscar Ramsburg
First Paper Money Began 1861 United States Notes
The U S government issued its first paper money in 1861 called demand notes payable on demand at government agencies. The notes were not legal tender until later changes extended their status.
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U.S
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