GOP Eyes Gains in Midwest and West For 1966 Vote
Republicans forecast a stronger showing in the Midwest and West next year aiming to recoup 1964 House losses and pick up Senate seats. Senate campaign head Morton cites farm policy failures and urban emphasis as factors aiding GOP gains, while Mundt calls the farmer the forgotten man and notes Democratic dominance in many chambers.
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Kentucky
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Karl E. Mundt
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Metromedia
Heavy Rains Hit South and Midwest as Storms Lash Regions
The Associated Press reports continued rainfall across the South and Midwest with the Northeast facing unusually cold conditions. Meridian Mississippi measured 1.57 inches in six hours while Rich Hill Missouri received 2.2 inches in 45 minutes. A severe hailstorm damaged Broadus Montana with about 100000 dollars in losses as crops in nearby areas were flattened. Morning temperatures ranged from 34 at Marquette County Airport Michigan to 86 at Needles California.
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Calif
Nitze Leaves For Vietnam War Visit
Navy Secretary Paul H. Nitze departs for a week long inspection tour of Navy and Marine forces in and near Vietnam.
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Navy
Paul H. Nitze
Marine
Viet Nam
Man Rescued After Car Plunges Into Shenandoah River
Fairfax County man Arthur Henderson was pulled from a submerged station wagon by Carl Estep and Billy Minnick. Estep suffered burns while helping, was treated and released. Henderson was in satisfactory condition at Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital.
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Fairfax County
Arthur Henderson
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Shenandoah River
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Billy Minnick
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Classified Rates And Deadlines For Daily Advertisements
Rates for classified ads set by word and day. Four or more days four cents per word per day, three days six cents, one or two days eight cents. Five percent discount with order, minimum charge one dollar. Display ads border or larger type are 1.75 per column inch per day. In Memoriams and similar items 25 cents per printed line. Deadline five p.m. weekdays, noon Saturday for Monday edition. Telephone 667 3200.
Missing wedding band found near Piccadilly street
Notic lost man s wedding band near 37 East Piccatilly St. If found return to 17 E Piccadilly or phone 662 0073. House of Fashion Beauty Salon at 2982 Valley Ave will run a permanent wave special June 14 19 open 9 5 Mon Sat evenings by appointment 667 2383.
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East Piccatilly St
Piccadilly
House OF Fashion Beauty
Valley Ave
Copeland Divorce Case In Frederick Virginia
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia Dorothy M Copeland v Irvin Eugene Copeland order of publication seeks divorce from bed and board on cruelty and desertion since February 28 1965 with custody of four infant children Eugene Ray Copeland Brian Lee Copeland Sharon Ann Copeland Cynthia Ellen Copeland and reasonable visitation for the defendant The defendant is not a resident and must appear within ten days after due publication to protect his interest Virginia Gooden Deputy Clerk Court records note five dates only January through June 1961 5 31 6 7 14 21 41
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Eugene Ray Copeland
Brian Lee Copeland
Sharon Ann Copeland
Cynthia Ellen Copeland
Paul Green counsels against Freudian drama trend
Paul Green, famed for Southern festival pageants, decries Freudian visceral drama at the American National Theater and Academy convention. He blames a New York based group of writers for the pessimistic works and urges shows to celebrate America's healthy, heroic characters who rarely appear in contemporary drama.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile Visits Winchester for June Drive
The Red Cross Bloodmobile returns to Winchester at Christ Episcopal Church parish house tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event, sponsored by WHPL, targets a collection of 150 to 200 pints.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Winchester
Christ Episcopal Church Parish House
WHPL
Red Cross
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