Historical Group Sets Book Preview at George Washington Hotel
Frederick County Historical Society meets tomorrow at 8 p m to present a new book on Winchester and Frederick County gravestone inscriptions. The volume, now on sale, covers 18th century death dates to early 1900s, drawn from private cemeteries.
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Graveyard book preserves Frederick County families and graves
Mrs. D. W. Ritenour and Benjamin Belchie led a project inscribing gravestones to recover family histories. The effort records buried ancestors including Dr. Robert White of Hayfield and the 1763 Indian victims, noting some cemeteries have vanished or been plowed. A second volume on Mt. Hebron Lutheran and Reformed Cemeteries is planned for midsummer.
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Stephen Rosenberger
W. Frank Shipe
Walter Smith
Philip Weeks
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Khrushchev to Meet de Gaulle in Paris Summit
The Soviet Premier signaled continued friendship with the West and noted a summit with France to begin in Paris Monday. Khrushchev’s note to de Gaulle stressed that relations would endure after his France visit. Adenauer said Soviet planes conducted high altitude reconnaissance over the United States.
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U.S. Defends Spy Flights Amid Summit Tensions
U S United States officials defend and explain unarmed aerial surveillance missions by bases of allies used for potential spy flights over the Soviet Union. The administration cites national security needs while seeking a Soviet response to a prior inquiry and avoiding direct links to Eisenhower.
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Handley Teen Exits for National Science Fair
Marsha Fretwell, a 17 year old Handley junior, left for Indianapolis to compete in the National Science Fair after earning top honors at the Shenandoah Valley Regional Fair in Harrisonburg. Her exhibit measured radioactivity in milk and won first in girls physical science and overall.
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J. J. Clevenger
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Virginia Bundick
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Sniper Escapes Police Dragnet in Nashville Area
A midnight sniper who has terrorized a railroad yard since April 24 wounded a truck company mechanic in Nashville Tennessee and broke off a police dragnet. The injured man said he did not see the shooter and named Fuqua as the sixth victim in a string of bullets hitting trains a service station a house trailer and a county patrol car. Police have not determined a motive for the shootings and say incidents mostly occurred south of the city.
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Distinguishing Conscious and Aware in Perception
The text explains conscious means being aware of internal feelings or perceptions, while aware refers to understanding external events around us. It notes one can feel fear consciously yet remain unaware of surrounding dangers.
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Byrd Bill Aims to Recover Government Medical Costs
Sen. Harry F. Byrd proposes legislation to authorize the government to recover medical costs from those responsible for accidents. He cites annual unrecovered costs averaging 4.2 million dollars. The plan seeks to hold wrongdoers financially accountable for public medical expenditures.
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Harry F. Byrd
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International Jurist Lauterpacht Dies at 62
Sir Hersch Lauterpacht a member of the International Court of Justice in The Hague died Sunday at age 62 from a heart attack.
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Sir Hersch Lauterpacht
International Court of Justice
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