Nasser Faces End of Era After Arab World Defeat
The Associated Press notes Gamal Abdel Nasser, hero to many in the Arab world, faces a likely loss of power after a shattering Egyptian defeat. It recalls his rise from a 1940s officer to president and his drive to end colonial rule, unite Arabs, reform Egypt, and pursue the Aswan high dam project, amid opposition from the Brotherhood and Saudi backing.
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Needlecraft Pattern 7163 and Craft Catalog Offer
Advertisement for Wee Brookes promoting award-winning crochet designs and diamond accents. Includes Pattern 7163 square 21 inches, 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing, order via Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York address. Also touts 210 Needlecraft Designs catalog with free patterns and quilt books priced 50 cents each.
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Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
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Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Museum
Anti Reds Warned of Propaganda Source in Izvestia
In Moscow the Soviet government daily Izvestia blasts anti communists accusing them of missing a rich propaganda source. The article targets foreign criticism and singles out Vladimir as a key figure in the discourse.
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Izvestia
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Seminoles win in U S Claims Court ownership ruling
A U S Claims Court ruling declares the Seminole Indians own most of Florida and deserve payment for about 32 million acres, a decision possibly costing the U S government around 40 million dollars. The ruling is subject to possible appeal to the Supreme Court.
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U.S. Claims Court
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Supreme Court
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Florida Everglades
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Ragweed persists as hay fever foe despite eradication costs
Agriculture officials say eliminating ragweed is too costly, with estimates ranging from 1.50 to 50 dollars per acre. Mulhern testifies before a House subcommittee that ragweed's widespread presence would make eradication prohibitive and pollen can worsen hay fever and asthma. Sen Williams urges DNC to testify if Finance Committee resumes talks on federal funding of presidential campaigns. Bailey previously indicated DNC support for Johnson’s subsidies plan.
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Associated Press Washington
Agriculture Department
Francis J. Mulhern
Department’s Regulatory and Control Programs
Mulhern
House Agriculture
Washington
John J. Williams
Democratic National Committee
Senate Finance Committee
John M. Bailey
Democratic National
Williams
Delaware
Bailey
National Committee
Johnson
Weekly Meeting At Shiloh Baptist
A weekly gathering at Shiloh Baptist Church Millwood runs from Monday through Friday at 7 30 each evening after sunset with discussions and community activities planned.
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Shiloh
Shiloh Baptist Church
Millwood
Gospel Program At Mt. Carmel Church
A gospel program will be held at Mt. Carmel Church tomorrow at 3 and 8 p.m. Featuring the Minor Melody Chorus of Friendship Baptist Church in Washington, the event is sponsored by William Gaunt and open to the public. The church sits at S Braddock and W Leicester Streets.
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Minor Melody Chorus
Friendship Baptist Church of Washington
William Gaunt
S. Braddock
W. Leicester St
War Tremors Hit Global Markets and Oil Industry
War in the Middle East triggered market selloffs and a rally, with stock exchanges in New York London Paris Tokyo Montreal and Toronto sliding before partial recovery. Oil output dropped as Iraq Libya Saudi Arabia and Gulf sheikdoms halted production, and Suez Canal closure compounded supply concerns. Airlines trimmed Middle East routes while ocean freight rates rose.
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White Hall Community Notices and Visits
Mrs Retha Strupe of Hagerstown Maryland visited Sunday night with Mrs Naomi Luttrell. A large church crowd praised the singing over the weekend. Flowers and condolences noted at the Leo Puffinburger funeral with Carter Luttrell and Mrs Albert Luttrell attending. Funeral service held at Central EUB Church Ganotown West Virginia.
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Hagerstown
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Community News Notes From Mount Pleasant Area
Mr and Mrs Philip Main and Becky of Elwood City California and Mr and Mrs George Conrad of Winchester visited Charles Conard home. Mrs Mabel Perry celebrated her birthday with a family supper hosted by James Russell’s family. Floyd Brewer Dorsey Ritter and Ashby Loyas recovering in Winchester Memorial Hospital. Dinner guests at Charles Lake’s included Ronald Lake Portsmouth Training Center Va Carol Howie and Timothy Fox Drive and William Johnson with two daughters Whitacre.
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Elwood
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Winchester
Charles Conard
Mabel Perry
James Russell
Lucille Lake
Ola Racey
Pearl Cochran
Ida Conrad
Floyd Brewer
Dorsey Ritter
Ashby Loyas
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Charles Lake
Ronald Lake
Portsmouth Training Center
Carol B. Howie
Timothy
Fox Drive
William Johnson
Whitacre
Musical Program At Zion Baptist Church Berryville
The Tenth Street Baptist Chorus of Washington will render a musical program at Zion Baptist Church Berryville tomorrow at 8 p m. Sponsored by the Senior Choir with Lena Potter as president the event is open to the public.
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Tenth Street Baptist Chorus of
Washington
Zion Baptist Church
Berryville
Lena Potter
Winners Parade For Purcellville Firemen Honors
Two 1967 Apple Blossom festival winners will appear in Purcellville Firemen’s parade Monday at 7 p.m. Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom Susan Grubbs Front Royal and Miss Jacqueline Kay Whetzel Chantilly will ride, with Whetzel serving as honorary Out-of-Town Fire Chief. Both have just graduated from high school. Grubbs earned her diploma at Warren County High School and Whetzel at W. T. Woodson High School in Fairfax.
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Shenandoah
Apple Blossom
Susan Grubbs
Front Royal
Jacqueline Kay Whetzel
Chantilly
Wine
Grubbs
Warren County High School
Whetzel
W. T. Woodson Hig School
Fairfax
Deep diving Loons reported at great depths
Deep divers are described taking to nest lines and fishermen nets at depths up to 200 feet, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. The report highlights remarkable underwater endurance and suggests loons may dive to extreme depths in pursuit of prey.
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Encyclopaedia Britannica
Dear Heloise and Readers Share Homemaking Tips
Readers offer practical home hints from meal planning using leftovers to feeding in shifts. Suggestions include repurposing small portions on plates, using a sock top stretch coaster to keep milk warm, slicing onions dry eyed with a head shelter, and handy napkins to grip cans.
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Martha Johnston
King Features Syndicate, Inc
Florence Kendall
Kit Kat Club Named for Christo Cat in Shire Lane
London early 1700s literary circle known as the Kit Kat Club grew from pastry cook Christo Cat who ran a tavern in Shire Lane. Cat’s famous mutton pees were nicknamed kit cats.
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