Rusk Sees No Immediate Relaxation of Global Tensions
Athens AP U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk arriving for NATO talks said there is no prospect of immediate relaxation of new tensions in world affairs. He spoke to reporters after landing in Greece and ahead of the alliance meeting.
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Athens
Greece
U.S
Dean Rusk
North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Rusk
NATO
Berlin
United States
Dean Ru3k
Nas9
West Germany
Stahr Named President of Indiana University
Indiana University announced the selection of Stahr as president to take office July 1, succeeding Herman B. Wells after 25 years. Stahr, a Kentucky native, has held top posts at the University of Kentucky West Virginia University and the University of Pittsburgh. The appointment was announced by university trustees president William Hickman on the 142nd anniversary of IU's founding.
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Bloomington
Ind
Army
Indiana University
Herman B. Wells
I. U
William Hickman
Stahr
Washington
Friy
Kennedy
Kentucky
University of Kentucky
West Virginia University
University of Pittsburgh
Musical Cuban Gayety Girls Stall at Hart Hotel Front
Glen Whitacre’s mower chat with his wife in Plainfield Heights is noted with a memory of the old Hart Hotel at Cameron Street and Fairfax Lane. Citizens complain to the mayor and police about a musical show at the Old Court House Hall due to tights seen as burlesque causing the standstill and a stranded act.
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Glen Whitacre
Plainfield Heights
Kernstown
J. Henkel Henry
Hart Hotel
Cameron St
Fairfax Lane
Old Court House Hall
Apple Blossom Festival Garbage Collection Schedule
No collections will be made Thursday Friday and Saturday during the Apple Blossom Festival. Garbage for these days will be collected on the regular collection days the following week.
Parking Rules Announced For Apple Blossom tomorrow
Chief J Thomas Boyd announced parking restrictions for tomorrow the first day of the Apple Blossom Festival. Parking is prohibited on Cameron from Gerrard to Piccadilly Baker from Cameron to Loudoun Loudoun from Baker to Gerrard Gerrard from Loudoun to Braddock Handley from Braddock to Handley School Monmouth and Cork from Kent to Stewart remain open for emergency vehicles Cross streets Kent to Loudoun Pall Mall Germain Leicester Cecil and Clifford close for parade formation
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J. Thomas Boyd
Cameron St
Gerrard
Piccadilly St
Baker St
Cameron
Loudoun St
Baker
Gerrard St
Loudoun
Braddock St
Handley Blvd
Handley School
Monmouth
Cork Sts
Kent
Stewart St
Kent St
Pall Mall St
Germain St
Leicester St
Cecil St
Clifford St
Festival Notes Highlighting Parade Mixups And Festivities
The festival crowd reports a parade mix up at the Joint Civic Club luncheon with parade judges listed on placecards instead of the honored guest. The Winchester Amusement Co starts setup on the county plaza while Blacksmiths work on floats and a weatherproof wheels up dress rehearsal. The Apple Blossom Invitation Track and Field Meet is set for James Wood High School at 6 30 this evening.
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Civic Club
Winchester Amusement Co
James Wood High School
Stafford teachers end extracurricular boycott
Stafford County High School teachers halted their boycott of activities after the school board said the action violated contracts. The dispute centered an $80,000 budget cut and proposed raises. teachers sought $350 to $500 annually while the cut would allow only about $100.
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Falmouth
Stafford County
Albert C. Benson
County Board of Supervisors
T. Benton Gayle
Skirmishes at Louisa Court House and Trevilian’s Depot
Civil War era brief notes mark skirmishes at Louisa Court House and Trevilian’s Depot as part of ongoing battles. Dispatches report local clashes with Confederate and Union forces near Virginia sites.
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Louisa Court House
Trevilian
Hatfield to Lead 4000 In Firemen Parade
Hatfield will lead a Firemen Parade expected to draw about 4000 participants. The event features 214 units, 36 bands, 14 majorette groups, and offers $900 in prizes from five states and the District of Columbia. The parade starts at 6 p.m. with various bands and fire equipment and ends after fireworks at Handley Bowl.
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District of Columbia
Harry E. Cain
Handley Bowl
Mullins
S. C
George Washington
Munhall
Cacapon State Park
Pennsylvania
Masontown
Grundy High School
Middletown
Stephens City
Surry Central High School
Faubus to seek fifth term as Arkansas governor
Gov. Orval E. Faubus announced in Little Rock he will run for an unprecedented fifth term after briefly considering retirement to rest and write about the Little Rock integration controversy. He faces former Gov. Sid McMath, who entered the race with a harsh critique of Faubus policies.
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Little Rock
Ark
Arkansas
Orval E. Faubus
Faubus
Sid McMath
McMath
Dale Alford
D-Ark
Marvin Melton
Jonesboro
Kenneth Coffelt
Vernon Whitten
Mount Holly
Alford
John L. McClellan
Francis Cherry
Route given for Firemen's Parade
The Firemen's Parade forms at 4 30 p m on S Cameron and connecting streets tomorrow. It moves at 6 p m starting at the George Washington Hotel and proceeds north on Cameron Street to Baker Street then west to N Loudoun Street south to Loudoun Gerrard and west to Handley Boulevard where it disbands at Stewart Street.
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S. Cameron
George Washington Hotel
Cameron St
Baker St
Baker
N. Loudoun St
Loudoun
Gerrard St
Gerrard
Handley Blvd
Stewart St
Cuts Pie Sees Fete Workers Tonight
Patricia Anne Godfrey arrives at 11 a m to begin a busy schedule that ends tomorrow at 3 p m with her crowning as Queen Shenandoah XXXV. Her bright attire contrasts with overcast skies as a weatherman forecasts clearing tomorrow.
Weather brightens for Coronation of Miss Godfrey at Festival
The forecast promises clearing skies for the coronation parade tomorrow as Miss Patricia Anne Godfrey is crowned Queen Shenandoah XXXV. Strong winds of change bring cooler weather through the five day period with rain last night and cloud cover today.
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Patricia Anne Godfrey
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Shenandoah
Nicolas Ulloa
News of
la Prensa
Guadaquil
Ecuador
United States
Jaycees
Winchester Evening Star
Harrisonburg Daily News Record
Hurd Hatfield
New York
Tom Baldridge
Hatfield
Virginia
Roanoke
George Semples
Miss Godfrey
Stonewall Jackson
North Bradsdock St
Bunny Wreck
Washington, D.C
Colorful Pageant Rehearsal Prepares for Springtime Fantasy
The Springtime Pageant A Musi Cancical Dream Across These United States holds a dress rehearsal at Handley High School today at 2 p m with coronation to follow. Queen Shenandoah XXXV is to be crowned Patricia Anne Godfrey. Students from Ewing Studio of Dance perform a Court Ballet during the ceremony.
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Dodson
N. C
Weld
Shenandoah
Handley School
Hatfield
Capitol Theatre
Sec. of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
Handley High School
Miss Godfrey
Geo Montgomery
United States
Arthur V. d’Onofrio
Shenandoah College
Fairyland
Clayton Anderson
Karen Stratton
Brenda Toan
Tony Talou
Betty Talou
Gay Anderson
Kathy Stratton
Pam Kern
Elizabeth Butler
Jane Butler
Nancy Novick
Toby Novick
Alison Barr
Beverly Bell
Barbour
Kaithy Corrigan
Edwards
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Elvis J
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Crier
Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp
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The
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Montgomery
Stafford
Gov. Faubus
John W. Rosenberger & CO
Miller & Anderson
Denny’s
Cammer Tire Co
S. Braddock St
Barry’s Drug Store
Martin's Drug Store
Berryville Ave
Winchester
Boscawen St
Cork St
Janie Kremer
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Tennyson Ave
Godfrey
Leesburg
Sherry Fraula
Cynthia Glaize
Joyce Hankin
Lyndsay Huntsberry
Jane Hyde
Ann Katunas
Robbie Manuel
Gretchen Newcome
Martha Nordheim
Sara Schroth
Zemma Slaughter
Alice McCubbin
Mary Carolyn Anderson
Ann W. Dunlap
Linda Guynn
Kristen Zuckerman
Ann Schenck
Marie Rhodes
Ann C. Dunlap
Appleland
Southland
Winchester Equitation School
Evva McGuigan
Thorse
Sally
Elizabeth Boucher
Katherine Major
Lyn Weber
Front Royal
Gail Headley
Clarke County
Carol Richards
Frederick County
Winchester Optical CO
S. Braddock
Boyd's Drug Store
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