Springtime at Clarke countryside includes Point to Point Races
Greens bloom as spring arrives in Clarke county. Guests attended the Point to Point Races with numerous visits from Washington and Maryland families. Notables and family groups joined dinners and receptions around the event, while locals and visitors traveled from New Orleans and Florida for extended stays.
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Clarke
John Mcintosh
Daviot
J. W. Valiant
Betsy
Margaret
Bedford
William Cook
Arthur Edgeworth
Washington
Graham Dougherty
William Laker
Leonardtown
Social gathering and homecoming visits noted in Virginia
Mr and Mrs Richard Dole and a list of attendees met at Sprout Run gate on Friday. The group includes Gen and Mrs Bryan Coprad and Col Rett Studler of Washington. Students Kenneth Gilpin Tyree Dillard and Drew Gilpin are returning from school for spring vacation. Mrs J M Marshall of Lynchburg visited the McIntoshes.
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Boca Grande
Fla
Hot Springs
Joseph Farland
Coliseum
New York
Richard Byrd
William Mitchell
W. Conroy Wilson
Blue Ridge Hunt
Huntover Gate
Alfred Allen
Samuel Birch
Bryan Conrad
Richard Dole
Edward Durell
Carl Germelmen, Jr
Milton Ritzenberg
Dr. Taylor
Huntington Valley Hunt
Charles Ambler
Oakville
Ont
Callander
Warner
Brown
Charles Stuart
Edward Shokes
Sprout Run Gate
Bryan Coprad
Col
Rett ‘Studler
Washington
Emmet Roberts
Upperville
Kenneth Gilpin, III
Tyree Dillard
Drew Gilpin
Tucker Wilson
Conroy Wilson
John Mcintosh
J.M. Marshall
Lynchburg
McIntoshes
Plans for New Foreign Aid Look Shelved After White House Dinner
President Johnson’s foreign aid plan facing shelving after a late night White House dinner. Reported discussion centered on splitting economic and military aid, with Rep Morgan warning against fragmenting the bill. Johnson aims to request about 3.4 billion dollars for the coming year.
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White House
Washington
Johnson
Ether
Congress
Thedea
Sen
J. William Fulbright
D-Ark
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Thomas E. Morgan
D-Pa
House Foreign Affairs
Morgan
Capitol Hill
Insurance Coverage Rises to 77 Percent of Americans
A government survey reports that 77 percent of the civilian population now holds some form of health insurance, marking a significant increase in access to medical coverage nationwide.
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George Burwell
Mount Airy
John R. Beardall
Bethy Beardall
Laura Merriam
Chevy Chase
James Alexander
George Ball
Dahlgreen
John McGloughlan
Alexandria
Laker
Avenal
William Tupper
Apple Hill
Upper Salem
New Orleans
Richard Plater
Europe
West Palm Beach
Laurence Willams
Sears
Roebuck
Kenmore
Allwood
Arabia
Winchester Evening Star
Kennedy
House
Secretary of Defense
Robert 8. McNamara
R&h
A.T
Hotpoint Upright Freezers
Hotpoint
Braddock