Newly Elected Council Members Edge Butler in City Race
Three new first term councilmen Benjamin Dutton Roy Bayliss and Julian Armel won in a four ward race with Dutton leading in the first ward. Incumbent vice president H W Butler Jr lost by 21 votes while George Garber Stewart Bell Jr and Charles Dorton Jr were returned to seats. Voter turnout totaled about 1137.
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Benjamin B. Dutton
George H. Garber
Stewart Bell, Jr
Charles A. Dorton, Jr
Mr. Dutton
Mr. Bayliss
Garber
Bell
Armel
Dotton
Dutton
Tal
Bayliss
Butler
Dorton
City Hall
Winchester-Frederick County Health
Hollings Defeats Russell in South Carolina Senate Primary
Former Gov Ernest Hollings defeats incumbent Senator Donald Russell in South Carolina to secure the Democratic nomination for the two year Johnston seat. Bradley Morrah wins a landslide for the other Senate race as Marshall Parker shifts to the Republican side for the November contest.
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Associated Press
South Carolina
Donald &. Russell
Ernest F
Fritz) Hollings
Illinois
Senate
Russell-Hollings
Bradley Morrah
John Bolt Culbertson
Hollings
Marshall Parker
Democratic Party
GOP
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Russell
Johnston
Morrah
Strom Thurmond
Fred Hubbard
Barratt O’hara
Abner Mikva
Chicago
Daley
Republlican
Charles H. Percy
Sen
Paul H. Douglas
George E. Shipley
Kenneth J. Gray
Southern Illinois
Earl Eisenhower
Cook County
Adlai E. Stevenson III
U.S
United Nations
Rusesell
Robert McNair
Spartanburg
New York
Robert F. Kennedy
Johnson
Mine Collision Injures Nine, 18 Total Affected In West Virginia
Nine men remained hospitalized with injuries after an underground collision between loaded coal cars and miner transport at a Semet Solvay mine near Tralee West Virginia. Eighteen workers were injured in the Tuesday afternoon wreck. one in serious condition, the others in good condition.
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Tralee
W. Va
Here
Semet Solvay
Allied Chemical Corp
Weather forecast shows cooler days ahead this week
The five day outlook from tomorrow through Monday calls for temperatures four to eight degrees below normal with cooler days Friday and Saturday and showers. Starting June 18 the TV Cable Office will be closed on Saturday.
Negroes Win 6 City Council Seats in Va
Six Negro candidates and at least 19 women appear among Virginia city council winners. In Richmond Cephas and Mundle win seats, Henry Marsh I secures first term, and Eleanor Sheppard is re elected. Fredericksburg sees Lawrence Davis become the first Negro on its city council. Culpeper elects its first woman, Gladys Bowie, as city council member.
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Associated Press
U.S. Senate
Virginia
Richmond
B. Addison Cephas
Winfred Mundle
Henry L. Marsh I
Cephas
Mundle
Richmond Forward
Marsh
Eleanor P. Sheppard
Richemond
Lawrence A. Davis
Fredericksburg
Davies
Culpeper
Gladys Bowie
Special Meeting For Fire Co Friday June 17 7:30 PM
Notice announces a special meeting of the Denny's Com. Auction tonight at 7 30 for furniture appliances and tools. Absentee ballot applications may be made to Registrar Mrs. Robert M. Grim. Dial A Prayer listed.
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Denny’s
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Robert M. Grim
Two Gangs Clash in Arlington Gun Battle
A parking lot shootout between youths in Arlington near Lee Highway and North Harrison Street left one injured. Arlington and Virginia state police arrested about a dozen youths, confiscating six shotguns five rifles four revolvers and various weapons as they search for at least three Pagans members. The Pagans ambushed the Avengers, a new Northern Virginia group, and one Pagan may be wounded while the Avengers repelled the attack. Police call it a minor riot amid the most serious mass-violence outbreak to date.
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Arlington
Lee Highway
North Harrison Street
Virginia
Pagans
Hells Angels Motors
Avengers
Arlington County
William G. Fawver
Fawver
Striking Ecorse Teachers Fired Amid Walkout
The Ecorse School Board fired 194 teachers Tuesday night after a June 3 strike over a new contract. The district, serving about 4,000 pupils, closed as AFL CIO Ecorse Federation of Teachers walked out. Supt. Ralph E. Brandt said all district teachers’ employment is terminated.
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Detroit
Ecorse
Ralph E. Brandt
Afl-Cio Ecorse Federation of Teachers
Riot-Torn Streets Cleared by Police
Chicago police deployed five hundred officers to clear riot torn streets in a Puerto Rican area, removing over 2,000 people and arresting 31 as two nights of rioting ended. One Puerto Rican youth was wounded by a police bullet after a gun was reportedly drawn. Police credited a preemptive strategy to curb trouble, with groups not allowed to form and minimal disturbances through the night.
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Chicago
Puerto Rico
Johnson Appeals to Medical Leaders on Medicare Start
President Johnson will press national medical leaders at the White House meeting to back Medicare’s July start and urge ethical leadership to prevent hospital overload. Welfare Secretary Gerdner reports on hospital enrollment and Civil Rights Act compliance, with most general hospitals expected to meet rules by July 1.
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Washington
Johnson
White House
John W. Gerdner
Stephens City elects Comer slate and Manuel in local vote
In Stephens City a slate led by ex mayor Lynn Comer won, with Archie Manuel easily beating John Hetzel in Middletown. Berryville Ward 2 elected Thomas G. Howell 74 to 17, while incumbents held in Berryville and Boyce. several former Stephens City officials also returned to office.
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Lynn Comer
Stephens City
Middletown
Archie Manuel
John Hetzel
Berryville
Boyce
Thomas G. Howell
James N. Asbury
Frank E. Ewing
Thomas A. Ewing
Comer
Gilda C. Lemley
George
Junta vows to stay in power as Buddhists protest continues
In Saigon the ruling junta rejects immediate civilian rule and extends its mandate to draft a constitution while US and South Vietnamese forces press air and ground campaigns. Buddhist protests flare with police using clubs and tear gas. two detainees, injuries reported among journalists.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
U. S&s
Haiphong
Hancock
Ranger
North Viet Nam
Pham Xuan Chieu
U. S. Navy
Viet Nam
Hanoi
Navy
Air Force
U. S. 101St Airborne Division
24Th Regiement
Shorts Slacks and Sweaters Half Price Sale
Voters of 2nd Ward invited to reelect Stewart Bell Jr in an uncontested race. Bell thanks residents for turnout and pledges continued service to the growing community.
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2Nd Ward
Stewart Bell, Jr
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