Washington approves measures and moon race debate
Congressional action backs student loan provisions and cost sharing for aid to Vietnam hamlets. A Senate study criticizes heavy moon effort, while Adm. George W. Anderson faces a new high profile government post amid Kennedy reshuffle and ambassadorship speculation.
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Randolph-Macon Woman's College Drops Racial Bars
Randolph-Macon Woman's College in Lynchburg announced plans to drop racial barriers starting with the 1964 65 academic year. Trustees approved the change unanimously but said it would not take effect until applications based on personal qualifications only are considered.
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Home Agent Schedule for May 13 28 4-H club meetings listed
The county home demonstration agent lists a dense weekly schedule from May 13 to 28 with multiple 4-H club meetings and HDC gatherings at various locations including Robinson Memorial School Gainesboro and West Frederick. The plan includes a district 4-H contest in Front Royal and a program on Dressing for the Occasion with a focus on 1964 topics.
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Virginia State Bar Elects Today
ROANOKE AP Members of the Virginia State Bar were to convene as Joe Sara Se Fred W. of Newport News. Mercree Bateman led the Price Committee of the Virginia Senate. Gov Harrison urged attorneys to study issues in the best interest of programs and reform. Dodgen Jr of Roanoke pressed for repeal of Virginia’s $35,000 maximum in wrongful death suits, arguing statewide damages differ by state.
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Shenandoah Concert Band Plans Sunday Performance
The Shenandoah Concert Band under Verne E College will perform Sunday at 3 as part of the 36th May Festival. The concert opens with a three act piece Charleys Aunt and features The Astronauts march by Irvin P. Nesmith conducted by the composer. Trombone Concerto by Rimsky Korsakov stars James Myers with Dean Duvall and others in the band. A worship service precedes the concert at First Evangelical United Brethren Church at 11.
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Hampton
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Oceanside
Calif
Shirley Malcolm
Elkton
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Keulpert
Two Children Die As Farmer Burns House Then Kills Self
In Port Arthur Ontario a farmer locked out his wife then started a fire in a bedroom. He killed himself and asphyxiated his two young children, George 18 months and Susan 2, in the blaze. The victims were William Churchman 38, the father. Police reported the tragic sequence.
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Mother's Day Services at Zion Baptist Church
The Rev. Matthew Pearson will speak at Zion Baptist Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. He is a member of Warner Baptist Church at Bailey's Cross Road.
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Farm Bureau Opposes Wheat Price Vote in County
The Farm Bureau urges farmers to reject government supported wheat price plans citing excessive federal control. It mailed literature to 485 county wheat growers, notes wives may vote if on the deed, and highlights attendance by ASCS and bureau leaders.
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W. B.scawen St
Salesman Found Shot to Death in Arlington Car
Arlington police report 40 year old auto salesman Leon Tatelman found shot in head in a parked 1963 car in the 2400 block of South Fern Street. A passing motorist saw him slumped over the wheel with engine running, windows up, doors locked. Detectives say it appears murder, with no weapon found nearby. Tatelman was married with four children. He resided at 4126 North 34th Road.
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South Fern Street
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Dear Abby Those Telephone Calls
A reader asks about proper etiquette for girls calling teenage boys at odd hours and whether the boys should intervene. The response notes that if the boy does not tell callers to stop, he is partly at fault and his parents should help him convey the message.
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Banking Group Meets Tonight With Marsh Speaker
The Stonewall Jackson American Institute of bankers chapter hosts a meeting in Lee Jackson Restaurant with guest speaker Rep. John C. Marsh Jr. Nearly 200 members from five counties attend three classes and receive certificates. New officers include Rodney Crowder as president and Paul Bell as vice president joined by Robert Tate and others. carry over members and governors are listed.
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Jackson
American Institute of No Bankers
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Strasburg
Elsie Mathews
Winchester
Robert J
Harold
Doris Coll Middletown
John R. Wiliams
Woodstock
Boppe
Shirley Silman
Berryville
Tevious C. Bailey
Wagner Signs Sales Tax Boost
New York Mayor Robert F. Wagner has signed a 1 percentage point rise in the city sales tax from 3 to 4 percent to close a $236 million gap in a $3 billion budget. He argued a payroll tax would have harsher, lasting economic effects.
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Robert F. Wagner
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Television Schedule Preview With Vintage Film Lineup
A dense list of programs spans dayparts and stations including news, sports, talk shows, and classic movies. Notable titles feature The Defenders, Bowling Teens, Sea Hunt, Lassie, Dinah Shore, Ed Sullivan, and The Gallant Hours among many others.
Personal ad excerpt about dental dentures and Abby booklet
A buyer asks about wearing dentures to adjust, mentions periodic dental checkups as a one shot process, and asks readers to respond privately. The note invites a personal reply to Abby in Beverly Hills and references Abby's booklet How.
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Delayed Yule Celebration In Miami For Soldier
The Burns family kept Christmas at home despite Cpl. John Burns Jr stationed at Ft. Ariz. He feared missing the holiday after expecting leave, but the tree and outdoor lights remained up as the 23 year old soldier planned to visit Miami when possible.
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Fla
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Cpl
John Burns Jr
Ft. Ariz
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