Governor Will Be UVa Speaker At Commencement
Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. is named the commencement speaker for the University of Virginia ceremonies on June 9. About 1,800 graduates will receive degrees. Commonwealth Magazine editor Dr. Daniel Callahan will address the bachelor’s ceremony.
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Mills E. Godwin Jr
University of Virginia
Daniel Callahan
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Virginia Opposes New Rail Freight Rate Increases
Virginia Agriculture Commissioner Maurice B. Rowe filed a statement with the Interstate Commerce Commission opposing the latest railroad freight rate hikes. He spoke for poultry pork beef egg and dairy groups saying price and cost trends already burden these industries beyond sustainability.
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Virginia Agriculture
Maurice B. Rowe
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Winter Freeze Triggers Grasshopper Egg Dormancy
A female grasshopper hides a mass of eggs in a gluey jacket long before winter. Eggs won’t hatch from warmth alone. they require freezing first. This natural method ensures late autumn warmth won't produce hungry hatchlings.
Handley VOT students host luncheon at Winchester Golf Club
Vocational Office Training students invited their employers to a luncheon at the Winchester Golf Club last Thursday in thanks for training and support. About 35 attended. the VOT class has nine students with Diane Baker and Julian Armel shown among the attendees.
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Handley
Winchester Golf Club
Diane Baker
Julian Armel
Lupton Equipment Company
Johnson authorizes a 2 million study on auto insurance
President Johnson signs a bill to fund a two year 2 million dollar study by the secretary of transportation to examine rising auto insurance premiums, insurer failures, crowded auto liability courts, and unequal access to coverage and compensation.
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Washington
Johnson
Secretary of Transportation
Students Face Draft Deferment Changes at Colleges
A selective Service spokesman said local draft boards may reclassify students from 2-S deferment to 1-A, risking induction. The law requires full-time study toward a degree for 2-S classification, and suspensions at Columbia University and other colleges could affect eligibility.
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Selective Service
NEW York
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