Grim Medgar Evers killing sparks civil rights fears in the South
Associated Press reports that Medgar Evers murder deepens national tensions and may intensify Negro rights drives while provoking white counterreaction. Observers warn of greater militancy among Negroes, strained cross race communication, and hardened moderates as extremists on both sides gain momentum.
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Driving Rodeo For Teen-Agers Set Tomorrow
An obstacle course Teen-Age Driving Rodeo is planned for tomorrow morning at Winchester Park and Shop parking lot. Carter Kellas, Jaycees chairman, says licensed drivers under 19 with no traffic summons in 30 days may enter. event starts at 10. Prizes include first, second and third place with an all-expense paid trip to Richmond for state competition and a Queen title for the winner.
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Odd Fellows Tour Tours Winchester by Youth Delegation
More than 40 members of the Annual Odd Fellows United Nations Pilge for Youth visited Winchester yesterday welcomed by Mayor Claude B Smalts Jr and lodge officials. The group toured Handley High Segel James Wood High and Stonewall Jackson headquarters.
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Philip Sheridan
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Lindsprece
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Administration Suffers Defeat On Economic Aid
The bill failed 209 to 204 in the House on Wednesday amid criticism from Republicans. Sponsors warned funds would run out within a year unless a new bill passed. Patman said the bill is dead in the House, but a Senate version may be considered. The measure focused on large projects including an Oklahoma recreational area and rural underemployment relief.
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Goldwater says mail costs won't affect 1964 bid
In Washington Goldwater estimates mailing costs for replying to constituents at about 12000 dollars out of his own pocket. He insists his stance has not changed and he is seeking re election in Arizona. Nixon calls Goldwater a leading contender in a three way race with Rockefeller_romney. An arts advisory council under Kennedy will convene. names to be announced Sunday.
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Michigan
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Boy Drowns In Farm Pond Near Culpeper
A 15 year old, Bobby Lee Bailey, drowned at a farm pond eight miles north of Culpeper. He was fishing with his brother James R Bailey on the farm of William E Jones. The Bailey parents are Clyde J Bailey and his wife.
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Clyde J. Bailey
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James‘r. Bailey
William E. S.jones
Cardinal Wyszynski Arrives in Rome for Papal Conclave
Cardinal Stefan Wyszynski, 61, primate of Poland, arrived in Rome to join the conclave to elect a new pope. Crowds cheered as his train arrived but he urged restraint noting the death of Pope John XXIII and asking mourners to remember the era of grief.
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Poland
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Virginia revenues may rise 43 million with tax cut
At the Virginia Bankers Association meeting in Hot Springs Scott Saunders chairing the Business Committee for Tax Reduction projected the federal tax cut could lift state and local revenues by 43 million annually. He urged spending restraint and noted gains to state income, sales, license, and other taxes from the policy.
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Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau Proposes Fire Rate Changes
Notice to the public that the Virginia Insurance Rating Bureau has filed with the State Corporation Commission for amended fire insurance rates and rating schedules. The proposal covers dwellings not over four families and contents, with changes varying by insured amount and a maximum annual prepaid premium increase per item of $5.00.
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