Reuther Wins UAW Presidency By Acclamation
Walter P. Reuther was elected by acclamation to a 12th two year term as UAW president. The 60 year old leader heads 1.6 million members in auto aerospace and allied industries and will serve under a potential retirement rule at age 65.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlante City
N.J
Walter P. Reuther
United Auto Workers
Reuther
Uaws
Leonard Woodcock
Duane ‘Pat’ Greathouse
Emil Mazey
Automobile
Aerospace
Agricultural Implement and Allied Industries
Afl-Cio
George Meany
Federation
UAW
Funeral Services for Infant Sidney Scott Peyton
Funeral services are scheduled Tuesday at 11 00 A M for infant Sidney Scott Peyton with a graveside service at Shenandoah Memorial Park. Mr John Lee Snapp will also be honored in arrangements at Jones Funeral Home.
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Sidney Scott Peyton
Shenandoah Memorial Park
John Lee Snapp
Red Cross Studies Racial Aid at 43rd Convention
Denver report says American National Red Cross will aid riot victims and fight social ills that precede unrest. Chairman E Roland Harriman notes board resolves expansion of relief work toward racial justice. Vice President Ramone Eaton calls racial injustice the nation’s greatest challenge and a major opportunity for the Red Cross. Former Mayor George Vavoulis stresses integration in local chapters.
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Denver
Colo
American National Red Cross
E. Roland Harriman
Board of Governors
Ramone S. Eaton
Red Cross
Eaton
George J. Vavoulis
St. Paul, Minn
The
County Firm Robbed Twice In Two Weeks
The Frito-Lay plant on Paper Mill Road was broken into twice in two weeks. Last night hinges on three east side doors were pried off and three storage rooms entered with one case of Polish sausage missing. The April 22 break-in yielded $36 worth of merchandise. Deputy Sheriff Charles Mellee investigates.
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Paper Mill Road
Frederick County
Ernest Orndorff
Orndorff
Charles Mellwee
Tax Hike Bill Receives Qualified House Backing
President Johnson seeks a 10 billion income tax rise tied to at least 4 billion in federal spending cuts. The Ways and Means vote 17 to 6 backed the bill with Democrats for and Republicans split, while Sen Williams pushes for 6 billion in cuts. Republicans condemn the outcome as a capitulation to White House pressure.
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Washington
Johnson
House
Ways and Means Committee
House Appropriations Committee
John W. Byrnes
Wsconsin
Ways and Means
White House
Byrnes
Senate
Wilbur D. Mills
D-Ark
Senate House Conference Committee
Mills
John J. Williams
Delaware
Senate Republic
Two Die? No Two Treated After Winchester Crash
Two men were treated at Winchester Memorial Hospital and released after a two car collision at N Braddock and Peyton Streets at 9:05 a.m. yesterday. De Kalb Russell, 74 of Clearbrook, had a hand cut when his car hit James H. Good, 24 of Valley Mill Road. Willard Lee Look, 32 of Rt. 6, was a passenger with a head bump. Police estimated $1,000 damage to Good vehicle and $700 to Russell car.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
N. Braddock
Peyton Sts
Winchester
de Kalb Russell
Clearbrook
James H. Good
Valley Mill Road
Willard Lee Look
Rt. 6
Russell
Utility Tax Hears Public Comment in Leesburg
Virginia Electric Power Company manager Roland Flint told Supervisors the county tax streamlines billing but creates accounting work for utilities serving 30 to 50 Bluemont area customers now. The board unanimously passed the ordinance after brief hearings on the levy and on removing household goods from personal property tax.
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Roland Flint
Virginia [Electric Power Company
Leesburg
Flint
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Wall Street opening gains on tax action optimism
The Dow rose 1.67 to 916.20 in the first half hour as gains outnumbered losses by over 150 issues. Kansas City Southern led activity, while Occidental Petroleum and others posted fractional gains amid a continuing market uptrend sparked by tax increase prospects.
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NEW York
New York Stock Exchange
Kansas City Southern Industries
Hammond
Occidental Petroleum
American Telephone
Sperry Rand
Curtis Publishing
International Paper
High Voltage
Standard Packaging
Kansas City Southern
Commercial Credit
Howmet
House
Ways and Means Committee
Jim Walter Corp
American Cyanamid
Natomas
Borden
Teledyne
Brunswick
Diamond Shamrock
Gulf & Western Industries
Pittston, Co
American Motors
American Stock Exchange
Barnes, Engineering
Kaiser Industries
Mary Carter Cay
Survey on fallout shelter readiness costs $1 per home
A nationwide AP report notes a Census Bureau survey for private home protection against radioactive fallout costs about $1 per household. It covers which house parts could serve as shelters and has completed in 21 states and two New York counties.
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Associated Press
Washington
Census Bureau
Office of Civil Defense
New York
Second Man Charged in Shooting
Buena Vista police charged Cardel Wade Parrack 24 of Elkin West Virginia with murder and felonious assault for a Sunday shooting at an all night service station. Lawrence Wilson 26 of Buena Vista was charged as an accessory after the fact. Johnnie M Head of Buena Vista was killed and Judy Mae Clements 22 of Buena Vista and Leonard Link 22 of Natural Bridge were wounded.
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Buena Vista
Buena Vista Commonwealth
W.T. Robey
Lawrence Wilson
Cardel Wade Parrack
Elkin
W. Va
Virginia Weather Report Shows Mild Cold, Cloudy Skies
The report notes clear but milder conditions tonight with lows 38 to 45 in Virginia and increasing cloudiness and warmth for Wednesday. No rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8:30 a.m. today. May rainfall totals 0.04. 1968 year-to-date 8.27. Past five years monthly and annual rainfall summarized. long-term average 36.50 inches.
Miss Byrd Hurt in West Virginia Car Crash
Miss Lucy Bradshaw Byrd 17 of Rosemont was injured in a two car crash on U S Route 340 at Rippon West Virginia around 3 13 PM. An 87 year old Maryland woman, Mrs Margaret Cypher of Baltimore, died at Charles Town General Hospital from a ruptured aorta.
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Lucy Bradshaw Byrd
Richard E. Byrd
Rosemont
Maryland
Miss Byrd
Guy Cypher
Baltimore
U.S
Cypher
Lois Cypher
Charles Town Hospital
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Alexandria Youth Held In Car Death
State Police arrested Frank John Evans 22 of Alexandria on manslaughter and hit and run charges in the death of Hampton youth John Edward Sadler 14. Evans held on $2,000 bond per charge. arrest followed inquiry after Sadler was struck on Interstate 64 at the Newport News interchange early Saturday.
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Newport New
Alexandria
Hampton
Frank John Evans
Jon Paul
D.D. Garrett
D.E
Blankenship
Evans
Newport News
John Edward Sadler
East
Howard St
Salder
U.S. 17
Sadler
Young Sadler
Middletown progresses on meadowbrook diversion and drainage work
The council reports progress on Meadowbrook diversion and a drainage ditch above the lagoon. Construction continues on the chlorination room and lab building. 1,585 feet of pipe have been laid and four new manholes installed while officials plan to enforce mowing of vacant lots.
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Meadowbrook
Soyars Pleads Innocent in Frazier Murder Case
Paul Soyars pleaded innocent at arraignment in Warren County Court on the murder charge of Davis H. Frazier dated March 15. Judge Elliott D. Marshall set the trial for June 27 at 10 a.m. Soyars, 46, of Front Royal, was free on $5,000 bail after a fatal beating in Front Royal last March.
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Paul Soyars
Davis H. Frazier
Warren County
Elliott D. Marshall
Warren
Soyars
Front Royal
Frazier
Winchester
R C Shepherd Dies at Home in Baltimore
Raymond Carroll Shepherd aged 43 died Sunday at his Baltimore home from an accidental gunshot wound to the head according to medical examiner Dr. Edward S. Wilson. He was a WWII veteran employed by Esskay Meat Products and survived by his widow, two daughters, two sons, two sisters and two brothers. Funeral service set for Thursday at 1 p.m. at McCully Funeral Home with burial in Baltimore National Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Carroll Shepherd
Mallview Road
Baltimore
Edward S. Wilson
Shepherd
Jacquelin Baker Shepherd
Winchester
Bertha Richards
Robert Roger Shepherd
Esskay Meat Products
Richards
Wallace administration's priority program and death
Governor Wallace focused on mental health with a $15 million bond to expand facilities and visited the state mental hospital. She received the William Crawford Gorgas award on her behalf by her daughter. Her death followed a long battle with cancer, including a recurrence discovered after the initial operation.
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William Crawford Gorgas
Medical Association of the State of
Alabama
James Parsons
Birmingham
Parsons
Wallace
Montgomery
Houston
Tex
Ohio and Florida delegate votes and Senate race details
Ohio voters choose 115 Democratic and 58 Republican delegates. Stephen M. Young backs an uncommitted delegation after backing Kennedy. Gov. Rhodes is favored to head the Republican delegation. In Florida the Senate contest pits Democrat George A. Smathers successor candidates LeRoy Collins and Earl Faircloth against Republican Edward Gurney and St. Petersburg Mayor Herman Goldner.
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Ohio
Stephen M. Young
Kennedy
James A. Rhodes
Florida
George A. Smathers
LeRoy Collins
Earl Faircloth
Senate
U.S
Edward Gurney
Herman Goldner
St. Petersburg
Puzzle Answers List from Historical Quiz
The provided items list ten quiz responses: 1 Tooth decay 2 Virginia Dare 3 Famous Negro Educator 4 Volga 5 Painter of birds 6 Ann Arbor 7 Independent Order of Odd Fellows 8 Thomas 9 Sundial 10 Appointed.
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Virginia Dare
Volga
Ann Arbor
Independent Order of Odd Fellows
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OPS Funeral Home
Loudoun Street
ORDER
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Bernard F. Groves
Boscawen St
U.S. Weather Bureau
ESSA
Weather Report
Mississippi River
Rocky Mountains
Great Plains
East Gulf Coast
Ohio River Valley
NSM
National
Morticians
Sowher Funeral Home, Inc
Loudoun St
Wall Street
Commerce Department
Soviet Union
United States
Howard J. Samuels
Russia
State Department
Wiliam Beigl
Chicago
Boys’ Clubs of America
William F. Hellmuth Jr
Oberlin College
the Treasury
Virginia
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Albuquerque
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Buffalo
Cage
Innati
Leveland
Detroit
Pairbanks
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New Orleans
Okla
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Omaha
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Ptind
Ore
Rapid City
Richmond
Byrd
Middletown
A.m
R.C. Shepherd
I, Q
Thomas
Sundial
Delrin
Glaize & Bro
N. Cameron St
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