Seven Renamed To Commission On Education
Gov J Lindsay Jr named seven appointees to the Commission On Education established in 1958. Appointees include State Sen William B from Portsmouth and Mrs Boas among others. The panel, directed by the 1960 Legislature, will continue studying public school curriculum and certification standards and will examine teacher salaries facilities and the school day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Lindsay Jr
William B
Portsmouth
Rocky Mount
Boas
Wills Shrader
Mundy
Lyne
Fletcher
Sperry
Gperryville
Senate
Schud
Almond
Walter A. Page
Norfolk Corporation
Norfolk Law and
Chan- Court
Bey
Princess Annety
Coastal Turnpike Authority
DE District Winners Chosen Fletcher Named
The Distributive Education Club IX met at James Wood to select district winners who will travel to Richmond in June to compete with other district winners. Richard Fletcher of James Wood won first place as DE student of the year. Representatives at the meeting included James Wood, Warren County, Clarke County, Luray, Central High of Woodstock, Broadway and Stonewall Jackson High of Mt. Jackson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detemine
Richmond
Richard Fletchier
James Wood
Warren County
Clarke County
Luray
Central High
Woodstock
Broadway
Stonewall Jackson High
Mt. Jackson
Fred Jenkins
Earl Robinson
Malcolm McDonald
Richard Fletcher
Clyde Jackson
Kress
Eunice
James Wood High School
Nixon Seeks Moderate Civil Rights Platform
Nixon tells aides he wants a moderate civil rights plank and does not view civil rights as a paramount issue. The plan reflects a split among Democrats and efforts to present a centrist stance to Congress and the public.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nixon
Per Abanata
Eisenhower Ted
Congress
Eisenhower
Local High School Display Judges Named
Boreman of Stonewall Jackson High leads window display judging with John Fry and Pete Levi among judges. Nancy Boyer and Joan Miller from nearby schools join in evaluating entries with Bill Madigan Peggy Long and Lonnie Arrington also listed among the judges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boreman
Stonewall Jackson High School
John Fry
Stonewall Jackson Ae School
Pete Levi
Clarke Coun
Nancy Boyer
Mpc
James Ood
Con Seal
Luray
Joan Miller
Stonewall Jackson High
Bill Madigan
James Wood
Peggy Long
Broadway
Lonnie Arrington
Luray High
Presidential debate notes on Kennedy Nixon civil rights record
The article outlines Kennedy and Nixon positions on civil rights votes and injunction powers, including past votes favoring jury trials and House-passed bills, plus Javits’ attempt to add injunction language. It also reports a separate Park Florida incident where a milkman killed a snake with lumber after hesitating to shoot it.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D-Mass
Nixon
Xon
Kennedy
Congress
Senate
Judiciary Committee
Atty
William P. Rogers
Jacob K. Javits
RNY
Tial
Pinellas
Wilbur
Park
Fla
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Noland Co., Inc
Wilson Blvd
Hagerstown, Md
Tristate Electrical Supply Co., Inc
Potomac &J
Hagerstown
John & Solenberger & Co., Inc
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Woodland Ave
Baker & Anderson Electrical Co., Inc
N. Braddock St
Winchester Electric Service, Inc
Millwood Ave
Blue & Gray Electrical Service
S. Braddock St
C. R. Funk Electric Service
Berryville, Va
Fletcher’s
Loudoun &T
Winchester
Charles Ricketts
Cameron &T
Rhodes Bros. Contractors
Elm &T
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Northern Virginia Power Co
Distributive Education Club
James Wi
Barbara Driv
Richard Plecher
Bill Madgan
Washington
Vice
Lucerne Party Pride
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