Exchange Club Convention set at Williamsburg with Dr Fortune speaker
The Ex change Club of Winchester will attend the 26th annual Virginia State Exchange convention in Williamsburg with delegates Bill Fraula Doug Cather and others. Dr Porter L Fortune Jr of Toledo will be principal speaker outlining Exchange programs and growth plans. Police in Birmingham cite a light requirement for pubs to ensure newspapers are readable at every seat.
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Exchange of Winchester
Virginia State Exchange Meeting
Williamsburg
Doug Cather
Bill Fraula
Porter L. Fortune, Jr
Toledo
National Exchange Club
Raymond T. Doyle
Hampton
State Exchange
Fortune
Golden Deeds
Exchange
Exchange Club
Hattiesburg
Miss
Mississippi Exchange
Control
National Education Committee
Old Fort
N. C
University of North Carolina
Chapel Hill
Emory University
Atlanta
University of Southern Mississippi
National Exchange Post
Birmingham
Ala
Virginia
Old Dominion
Blue Cross
Blue Shield
Glamour Capelet Pattern Adette 1964 Needlecraft
Knit mohair or worsted into a luxurious capelet with bands of knit and purl and a subtle ruffle. Catalog offers Pattern 7015 with mailing options and prices. includes address for Alice Brooks and Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea Station in New York.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old
Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
Court Overturns Sit-Ins and Applies One-Vote Rule
The Supreme Court ended its 1963-64 term by overturning sit-in trespass convictions in eight cases and applying the one vote per person standard to nine state legislatures. It also loosened Subversive Activities controls on Communist party passports and upheld certain obscenity rulings while expanding constitutional protections for witnesses in state proceedings.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Maryland
South Carolina
North Carolina
Florida
William O. Douglas
Hugo L. Black
J Marshall Harlan
B. R. White
Michigan
Iowa
Illinois
Oklahoma
Idaho
Connecticut
Caio
Congress
High Court
Communist Party
U.S. Court of Appeals
Kansas
Ohio
U.S
Louisiana
Federal Arbitration Board
Rights Action Clouded By Civil Rights Bill Clash
President Johnson seeks passage of his poverty bill before the House adjourns for the Republican convention, risking a clash with a pre convention recess the GOP aims to secure. Charles A Halleck says Rules Committee may resist an early recess if cooperation falters.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Charles A. Halleck
Indiana
House Rules Committee
Pentagon cites advances in treatment of Negro servicemen
Alfred B. Fitt, civil rights chief, cites spectacular progress in handling discrimination around bases. He notes the new civil rights bill would aid further gains and mentions reform of public accommodations for servicemen, while cautioning that much remains to be done.
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Washington
Pentagon
Alfred B. Fitt
Secretary of Defense
Fitt
Associated Press
Pitt
Desegregation Hearing Set for Prince George Schools
The NAACP petition to desegregate Prince George County public schools will be heard Monday July 27 in Federal District court in Richmond. Arguments set for yesterday were postponed due to illness of A B Scott counsel for the State Pup Placement Board.
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Richmond
NAACP
Prince George County
Federal
A.B. Scott
State
Pups Placement Board
Narrow Bridge Squeeze Closes Traffic in Key West
Two house trailers blocked the long Key West bridges forcing hours of backups in both directions. Drivers lifted and tilted one trailer to create a narrow pass, allowing the other to edge through.
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Key West
Fla
Here
Long Key
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Secretary of the Treasury
Suenva Savings
Shenva Savings
National Winchester
Bank
Vrginia
West Boscawen Street
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