Virginia Governor's Mansion Through the Years
The Virginia governor's mansion evolved from a fragile frame house to the Georgian mansion now housing the first family. It has undergone many alterations since 1813, survived fires including 1926's Christmas sparkler blaze, and hosted presidents and dignitaries such as Hayes, Cleveland, McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, Lafayette, Edward VII, Churchill, Queen Elizabeth, and Marshal Foch. Gen Stonewall Jackson lay in state there in May 1863.
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Virginia
James Monroe
John Tyler
General Assembly
Richemond
E. Lee Trinkle
Trinkle
Hayes
Cleveland
McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Lafayette
Edward VII
Prince of Wales
Winston Churchill
Elizabeth
Marshal Foch
Eisenhower
Churchill
William M. Tuck
Williamsburg
Capitol Grounds
103rd Birthday Greeting From Johnson for Cauthorne
Edward Everett Cauthorne, 103, celebrated in Queens as President Johnson sent a greeting. A Missouri native with a history as a cowboy, teacher, and court clerk at the trial of Frank James, he was honored as the oldest living alumnus of Harvard and the University of Texas.
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New York
United States
Johnson
Edward Everett Cauthorne
Queens
Cauthorne
Missouri
Frank James
Jesse
Harvard
University of Texas
Project Fire Spacecraft Launch Planned From Cape Kennedy
NASA aims to launch a Project Fire spacecraft on an Atlas rocket to 500 miles, then hit reentry at 25,800 mph over the South Atlantic to study heat on manned moon return. The launch window is a three hour span starting at 3 22.
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Cape Kennedy
Fila
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
South Atlantic Ocean
Four-H Clover Emblem Origin and Motto
The four leaf clover emblem of 4 H Clubs was developed in Iowa by O H Benson in 1911. Using Head Heart Hands and Health to the best of one's ability is the foundation of 4 H.
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Iowa
O. H. Benson
Fall TV lineups revealed with 35 new shows
New York AP reports the fall slate features 58 established programs and 35 debuts across networks. Comedy leads with 38 entries, followed by 33 dramatic anthology programs and eight prime time hours of old films across all networks. War and action fare expand with 10 military themed shows, while stars like Dean Martin and Steve Lawrence headline new variety hours.
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New York
Network Television
McHale’s Navy
Five Convicted for Unlicensed Dogs and Other Offenses
Frederick County court records show five unlicensed dog convictions with fines ranging from 6.25 to 9.25 dollars for Bush Lineweaver, Paul Sheets, K B Ramey, Frank Everts, and Earl Carson. Additional cases include speeding and reckless driving fines, with several drivers cited in Stephens City and nearby areas. John Wesley Williams and John Franklin Morrison Jr. face high fines for reckless driving, while Morrison also has a suspended license for three months. Thomas David Kirby appears for radar speeding in Washington DC.
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Frederick
Bush Lineweaver
Winchester
Paul Sheets
K. B. Ramey
Jefferson Ave
Frank Everts
Stephens City
Earl Carson
Kernstown
John Wesley Williams
Strasburg
Nellie Susan Wilkins
Harry Austin Richards, Jr
Rt. 4
Clyde Franklin Nestor
St. George
W. Va
John Franklin Morrison, Jr
Jackson Ave
Thomas David Kirby
Washington
D.C
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