Three Philadelphia youths injured in Rt. 11 crash
Three Sea Scouts from Philadelphia were injured when their car left Rt. 11, jumped a 15 foot ditch, and landed on the south side. Driver Larry Weinman 18 and passengers Mark Paul 15 Michael Rosen 15 suffered facial injuries and lacerations. The crash occurred about 12 45 am near a Winchester rescue crew transported them to Memorial Hospital. Damage to the VW was $800.
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Philadelphia
Rt. 11
Larry Weinman
Volkswagen
Mark Paul
Michael Rosen
L. W. Waters
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue
James Davis Sawyer
Rt. 4
Valley Mill Road
Rt. 7
Waters
Ernest Smith
Mr. Smith
City Firemen Aid County in House Blaze
A house fire on Front Royal Pike near Bill and Bill's Garage drew three fire units to the scene at about 12 45 this afternoon. Friendship Stephens City and Shawnee Fire Companies assisted after county units radioed for help. The tenant's name was not known.
Auto crash claims All-Women's race winner Dr Volk
Media Pennsylvania physician Dr Constance Volk age 59, who teamed with a colleague to win last year’s All-Women’s International Air Race, died in an automobile crash yesterday.
Needlecraft Catalog Offers 200 Designs and Pansy Pattern
Advertisement lists 1962 Needlecraft Catalog with 200 designs for knitting crochet sewing weaving and embroidery. Promotes pansy motif cloth scarves towels and linens with 35 cents per pattern plus 10 cents extra for first class mail. Order from Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star New York.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
Irving Berlin at 74 Busy With New Broadway Show
American composer Irving Berlin, age 74, is composing score and lyrics for a new Broadway musical titled Mr. President, rehearsal to begin mid July. The show marks his 20th Broadway musical, with 18 films to his credit and about 900 songs published. Berlin plans a family birthday celebration at Livingston Manor, New York, while noting his Beekman Place residence in Manhattan.
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New York
Irving Berlin
Broadway
Berlin
Russel Crouse
Howard Lindsay
Livingston Manor
N.Y
Catskills
Ellen Mac
Warren County Teachers Back Warrants Against Spending Charge
Warren County teachers send a vote of confidence to the School Board amid charges by Supervisors vice chairman George Baggarly that the board spent about 13 700 from the auto tag fund without prior supervisors’ approval. Letters from teachers denying the accusation were read at the board meeting.
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Warren County
Warren
Baggarly
Atty
Robert Y. Button
Weeklong schedule for county home demonstration clubs and 4 H
A full week of events for county home demonstration clubs and 4 H members begins Monday. Meetings include Robinson Memorial 4 H Club at 2 PM in the school and a landscape session with Albert S Beech er from Virginia Tech at 7 30 PM in the Middle town Grange Hall.
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Robinson Memorial
Middletown Grange Hall
Albert S. Beecher
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club
War Memorial
Gainesboro
HDC
High View
Stephens City
Ritenour
Whitacre
South Frederick
Kennedy to Address Magazine Publishers Association
President Kennedy will speak to the Magazine Publishers Association in Washington next Tuesday morning, as announced by the White House.
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Washington
Kennedy
Magazine Publishers’ Association
White House
Volcano Triggered Mexican Quake Feared by Officials
A strong quake struck south central Mexico killing two people and injuring about a hundred as tremors reached Mexico City for nine seconds. Officials investigated reports that a nearby volcano sparked the quake while areas from Chilapa to Acapulco suffered major damage and panic.
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Mexico City
Mexico
Acapulco
Hotel del Passeo
James Wood Band Sets 11th Spring Concert at School
The James Wood High School bands present their 11th annual spring concert on Wednesday at 7 45 p m in the school auditorium. The program includes selections from South Pacific Allan A Dale Little Suite for Band and more. Sue Marston will perform The Dream of Oliver with piano and band. Raymond Conner directs.
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James Wood High School
Rogers and Hammerstein
Trustees Quit at Randolph Macon Woman's College
In Lynchburg three local trustees and four other board members resigned citing executive overreach, lax use of academic freedom, and policy shifts at Randolph Macon Woman's College. They protested sorority restrictions and sit-in protests by students tied to racial issues.
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Lynchburg
Woman's College
William R. Perkins Jr
C. Lynch Christian Jr
A. B. Burton
Ralph W. Malone
Dallas, Tex
E. Bunson Parkes
Shreveport
Gas, Oil and Chemical
Giles H. Miller Jr
Pearson
Randolph Macon Woman's College
Virginia
South
Salan Treason Trial Appeal Rejected by French Council
The French Council of State refused to hear ex General Raoul Salan's appeal against his treason trial in Algeria, with the trial set to begin Tuesday. The report mentions Sherwood Forest, a historic 200 square mile expanse of woods and hamlets, as background.
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Paris
French Council of State
Raoul Salan
Algeria
Sherwood Forest
Praise Continued From Page One On The Pace Of Growing Up
The author laments the crowded schedules of modern childhood and compares them with a simpler past. A parent notes the need to act as secretary and driver to manage a child’s day while recognizing the bittersweet rush toward adulthood. The piece argues childhood feels brief as kids eagerly press toward growing up.
Estes case echoes Teapot Dome in grain and cotton dealings
A Texas court inquiry found evidence that Democrat Estes profited from government surplus grain and cotton programs, possibly $8 million, while his finances collapsed after bankruptcy. Republicans demand quick hearings and accuse favored treatment by the Agriculture Department, which denies bias while acknowledging slow investigations and penalties exceeding $500,000.
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Texas Court of Inquiry
Estes
Congressional
Agriculture Department
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Teapot Dome
Warren G. Harding
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
Department
Carl Miller
Senate
Texas
Will Wilson
Henry H. Marshall
U.S. Agriculture Department
Marshall
Kennedy weighs forceful action in Laos amid rising anti Communist resistance
U S officials report Kennedy considered direct intervention in Laos but favored options to project power and bolster anti Communists while avoiding large troop deployment. Naval force buildup discussed as a rapid flexible option. Cease fire broken as pro Communist forces advance toward Nam Tha.
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Kennedy
Laos
U.S
Southeast Asia
United States
South
Viet Nam
Britain
Moscow
Nam Tha
State Department
Thailand
Soviet Union
Prince Boun Oum
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