Pope Paul VI vows unity and peace while continuing Vatican Council
The new pope pledges Christian unity and world peace rooted in social justice. He commits to continue the Second Vatican Ecumenical Council and to support canon law revision and aid for underdeveloped nations as preparations for his coronation proceed.
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Winchester Post Office ZIPs Corrected Front Royal and Gainesboro
The Down Crier notes two ZIP codes misprinted for Winchester area post offices. Correct codes are Front Royal 22630 and Gainesboro 22636. The Bark Mill Theater auditions for The Pleasure of His Company are set for Thursday and Friday at 7 30 p.m. Chamber warns locals to beware of traveling advertising salesmen. contact the Chamber of Commerce for info.
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Cosmonauts Honored At Red Square Welcome
In Moscow Valentina Tereshkova and Valery Bykovsky were greeted on Red Square after their space flights. Khrushchev kissed Tereshkova atop Lenin's tomb as thousands cheered. Reports say Tereshkova and Bykovsky described healthy postflight conditions and enjoyed time in space including weightlessness and four daily meals.
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49 Degree Low Welcomes Early Summer Hours
Winchester Frederick County residents woke to a 49 degree low as summer began officially at 11 04 p m The Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory noted the unseasonable chill with cooler readings across the region The Associated Press reported widespread low 50s along the coast and 40s in the Great Lakes area with unsettled weather and a warming trend possible by Monday
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Kennedy hosts mixed Negro White Rights leaders in White House
Washington AP President Kennedy met with more than 30 Black and white civil rights leaders in the White House to press for peace and progress. A. Philip Randolph announced plans for a 100000 person march on Washington between August 15 and 24, with no date set yet. Also present were Martin Luther King Roy Wilkins James Farmer and Ralph McGill as Kennedy prepared to depart for a 10 day European trip.
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Clarke Man Hit by Car in Winchester Fatal Collision
Clarke County resident Law son B. LaFollette, 62, was critically injured after being struck by a car on U S Route 11 South near Willow Lawn Market. Ernie Kerns, 22, of Winchester Rt 2, was driving home from work at about 11 05 p m when his vehicle hit LaFollette who was crossing from the west to the east. LaFollette, mailing address Paris Va, was hospitalized with a leg fracture lacerations possible brain concussion and possible internal injuries.
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Winchester Woman Quizzed In Death of Jockeys Father
West Virginia State Police questioned 45 year old Frances A Brant of Winchester after she was found with a bullet wound in Middleway West Virginia where William Hartack Sr a 58 year old farm owner and father of jockey Bill Hartack was killed by a pistol shot. Police found a gun at the Hartack home and said six shots were fired with two bullets recovered including the fatal shot to Hartack and the wound to Brant. Hartack Jr who rode in Chicago was en route to his fathers home and would not ride in the Christiana Stakes at Delaware Park.
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Neighbor Boy 13 Admits Stabbing Girl to Death
A 13 year old neighbor boy confessed to stabbing Erica Say ers to death in her Manhattan apartment. The girl whose father is a New Orleans TV producer and her ex-wife a model was found by her stepfather Kim Halpern a Times employee. The knife and cord were found near the body.
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GOP Will Select Convention Site
The Republican National Committee will pick the 1964 National Convention city from seven bids with a final vote after site committee recommendation. Western leaders including Sen. Allan Allott and Gov. Hansen push for greater West influence as Goldwater looms as a potential convention draw.
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Feeder Pig Sale in Winchester Sells 749 Head
The fourth Feeder Pig Sale in Winchester sold 749 pigs with an average weight of 61 pounds and an average price of 13.79 per head. Total receipts reached 10,327.30. Major buyers were from Ohio including Wittenberg of Napoleon purchasing 371 pigs and Ench of Perrysburg buying 216. Seventeen consignors participated and the next sale is set for Sept. 13.
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Kennedy Europe Tour Gains Power From TV Presence
President Kennedy heads a 10 day European tour with extensive television coverage across at least 12 western European nations. A seven hour Berlin telecast from Checkpoint Charlie will show the Berlin Wall and border platform with parts beamed to the United States via Telstar and Relay satellites. Kennedy aims to speak directly to European publics to bolster policy during a period of regional transition.
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Baccalaureate Service for Winchester School of Nursing Graduates
A baccalaureate service will honor the graduating class of Winchester Memorial Hospital School of Nursing tomorrow at 8 p.m. at Christ Episcopal Church. The Rev. John A. Baden will deliver the message. Fourteen students are listed as graduates: Bonita Starliper Brown, Sandra Adams Chicchirichi, Nancy Hooper Corwin, Josephine Ann DiStephano, Helen Louise Dyer, Patricia Lee Goode, Barbara Allen Goldthrope, Bernice Ann Gray, Cynthia Lea Layton, Joanne Stuart Leman, Mary Louise Locke, Vivian Faye McKenzie, Mary Ellen Nickleson, and Jeanne Read Rasneak Lat.
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