State Police Report Three More Traffic Deaths
Three more traffic deaths were reported by the State Police. Vir esville resident died from injuries after a collision on Virginia 743 east of Earlysville in Albermaine County. Charles Otis Bradley, 63, of Nathalie Halifax County, died when the car he rode in left a patrol on a curve and struck a tree near Nathalie. Willard Morris Cooper, 38, of Palmouth, was fatally injured when his vehicle collided with a tractor on U.S. 1 in Fredericksburg.
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Viresville
Sharlottesville
Earlysville
Albermaine County
Charles Otis Bradley
Nathalie
Halifax County
Virginia
Willard Morris Cooper
Palmouth
U.S. 1
Fredericksg
Mt Pleasant revival plans and local notices
Mt Pleasant EU B Church schedules a week long revival from Sunday June 23 at 7 30 p m led by Rev Jack ass from W Va Prayer services every Wednesday at 7 30 p m Sunday services at 9 45 a m and Sunday School at 11 a m Also reports of visits by Fishel and other locals, a 72nd birthday celebration for Mable Perry, and a West Frederick Home Demonstration Club meeting with crewel embroidery demonstrations.
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Mabel Perry
MT. Pleasant
Eu.b
Jackass
W. Va
Don Miller
E.U.B
Lee Fisher
Edward Lee Fishel
Norfolk
Richard Fishel
Chester Stewart
Dick Baker
Hyattsville
Fishel
Roy Fishel
Atlanta
Lester
John Fishel
Douglas Brown
Winchester
Charles Lake
Woodrow Perry
Waynesboro
Henry
Wayne
Larry
Amy
Susan
James Russell
Greenwood Heights
Ralph
Danny
Hilda
Zirkle Williams
Mike Doran
Mike, Jr
Mike
Ronnie
Linda
West Frederick Home
Edith Lentz
Shirley
Hazel Clowser
Wife of King Ranch owner dies at 61 in New York
Mrs. Helen Campbell Kleberg, 61, wife of King Ranch owner Robert J. Kleberg Jr., died Wednesday at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Neurological Institute. She was admitted April 20 and was born in Pittsburg, Kansas.
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New York
Helen Campbell Kleberg
King Ranch
Kingsville
Tex
Neurological Institute of Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center
Kleberg
Robert J. Kleberg Jr
Pittsburg
Kan
Certificates Awarded to Young Leningrad Cosmonauts
Ten teenage members of the Leningrad club of young cosmonauts received honorary certificates from Air Marshal Alexander Nov. They have flown TU104 jets, trained in pressurized chambers, and jumped from parachute towers. The club began on April 12, 1961, in the wake of Yuri Gagarin’s historic orbital flight. Fidel Castro is an honorary member of the club.
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Moscow
Leningrad Club of
Sag
Alexander Nov
Leningrad
Yuri Gagarin
Fidel Castro
North Carolina Firm Low Bidder for Woodrow Wilson Center Dormitory
The Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center at Fishersville announced the apparent low bid of 967 171 by N C Monroe Co of Greensboro for a 288 bed dormitory. The project starts a replacement program to replace the center’s old hospital buildings.
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North Carolina
Fishersville
Richmond
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation Center
State Budget Office
N.C. Monroe & Co
Greensboro
N.C
Norfolk Drops Academic Tests For Transfers
The Norfolk School Board voted to remove the requirement for academic tests for students transferring between public schools. The decision followed complaints by Negro attorneys alleging the testing system hindered racial integration. Protesters gathered outside the school administration building prior to the vote, condemning what they called unfair education practices.
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Norfolk
Norfolk School Board
Four Year Old Citizen Faces Possible Death in San Antonio
Jimmy Yokley, 4, who was adopted from Germany, may die within days. His father Staff Sgt. Maurice Yakley and mother Relma Yokley describe his struggle after multiple brain surgeries. Federal Judge Adrian Spears waived residence rules to naturalize him.
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San Antonio
Tex
Jimmy Y
Maurice Yakley
Adrian Spears
Jimmy Yokley
Relma Yokley
Yokley
Yokleys
Tangie
Redstone Arsenal
Huntsville
Ala
Walter Reed General Hospital
Washington, D.C
Yakley
Ft. Sam Houston
Jimmy
Army
Brooke Hospital
Spears
Gov Hartigan to Meet Kennedy on Racial Issues Talk
In Richmond AP says Gov Al bertis Harrison Jr and other state chiefs will meet President Kennedy at the White House Tuesday to discuss handling of racial problems. Harrison accepted the invitation yesterday. Billy Rose plans Broadway return with a dramatic show and a musical at the Ziegfield Theater, seeking more productions.
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Richmond
Albertis
Harrison Jr
Kennedy
White House
Harrison
New York
Billy Rose
Rose
Ziegfield Theater
Frederick County Budget for Fiscal Year 1964
Frederick County presents its budget for the year July 1, 1963 to June 30, 1964 with a public hearing in the Supervisors' Room for taxpayers to voice views on the proposed budget. The document itemizes General County Fund expenses, revenue sources, public welfare, health, agriculture, elections, public buildings, schools, road costs, and transfers, totaling about 2.01 million dollars with noted debt service and capital outlay. It lists specific allocations for administration, justice, crime prevention, health, education, and public welfare, including salaries, equipment, and operating costs.
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Board of Supervisors
General County Fund
Commissioner of Revenue
Administration OF Justice
Justice Court
Commonwealth
Public Welfare Board
Ass’t. Farm
A.S.C
F.1.c.a
Eee
Eeanial School Fund
League of Virginia
Forest Reserve Fund
Chamber of Commerce
Winchester- Fred. County
Pred. Co. Tuberculosis Assoc
Ndea & Guidance
Caretaker County
Canital
State of
Ieamet
General County
Court House
Paraviea
Lee N. Whitacre B.O. Brumback
Frederick County
Temperatures Mild in Most Areas of the United States
The Associated Press reports mild weather with showers in parts of Nevada and the eastern Rockies. Skies clear in the Southeast and central Mississippi Valley while many regions see 60s and 70s, with 50s in the central plateau and northern states. Thunderstorms brought brief relief in some areas and Sarasota, Florida registered nearly five inches of rain.
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Mississippi Gee
Central Plateau
North Dakota
Great Lakes
North Atlantic States
Atlantic States
Central
Southern Plains
Southwest Desert
Russell
Kan
Cocket Linea
Sarasota
Fla
Two Former Congressmen Indicted and Convicted in Bribery Case
A federal court jury convicted four figures in a corruption probe. The report notes John son and Johnson, both former congressmen, and Boykin with long service histories, facing prison terms and fines. Sentencing postponed on appeal motions amid conflict of interest questions and government arguments over undue influence.
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Sen
Robinson
Miami
Boykin
Alabama
Congress
Johnson
Reoo Rogers C. B. Morton
Maryland
United States
Havana Radio Urges Santiago de Cuba to Return Beer Bottles
A Santiago de Cuba radio broadcast urged residents to turn in empty beer bottles ahead of the carnival. It said beer ingredients are available but containers are scarce and about 30,000 empties litter the town. Taxi drivers are tasked with collection.
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Key West
Fia
Havana
Santiago de Cuba
Peck Page Zanuck win foreign David of Donatello awards
Gregory Peck Geraldine Page and Darryl F. Zanuck won the 1963 David of Donatello prizes in Rome for best foreign actor and actress and best foreign film. Italian winners included Gina Lollobrigida Silvana Mangano Vittorio Gassman and Vittorio De Sica. The awards will be presented July 27 in Italy.
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Rome
Gregory Peck
Geraldine Page
Darryl F. Zanuck
David of Donatello
Italy
Gina Lollobrigida
Silvana Mangano
Vittorio Gassman
Vittorio de Sica
Donatello
Peck
Miss Page
Zanuck
Lions Club Sponsors Weeklong Carnival in Strasburg
The Strasburg Lions Club sponsors a nightly carnival on the town lot to aid the Lions Light Conservation Program and other community improvement projects.
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Strasburg
Youth Drowns After Diving From Home-Made Spring Board
Jimmy H. Kenley aged 15 from Charles City Virginia drowned near Cottonton Alabama after diving into Beaver Creek from a home-made spring board. He could not swim and the water at the spot was about 15 feet deep. His brother ran for help but he was not revived.
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Cottonton
Ala
Jimmy H. Kenley
Charles City
Beaver Creek
Jimmy
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