Area Election Spotlight on Delegate Race
In Winchester and Frederick County voters face a set of House of Delegates races with F. L. Largent Jr. and Delmer Robinson Jr. competing in Winchester, Frederick, and Clarke alongside incumbent State Senator J Kenneth Robinson who is unopposed. Multiple county posts including circuit court clerk treasurer sheriff and commissioner of revenue also appear with several contested races and a write in campaign noted.
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Board of Supervisors
Clarke County
F.L. Largent, Jr
Winchester
Delmer Robinson, Jr
House of Delegates
del. E. Blackburn Moore
Robinson
Mr. Largent
Frederick and
Clarke
J. Kenneth Robinson
Senate
Sen. Robinson
Largent
Delmer Robinson
Frederick County
George B. Whitacre
Willis H. Fisk
Lee N. Whitacre
Rufus P. Smith
Harry L. McCann
Lacy H. Anderson
Mark G. Hannum
Robert L. DeHaven
Earl Bailey
E.O. Rudolph, Jr
R.P. Sager
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
E. Eugene Gunter
John Slater
Robert Milburn
James Hill Wood
Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr
Chapel District
John D. Hardesty
Longmarsh
Pope Paul VI undergoes prostate surgery today
Pope Paul VI underwent prostate gland removal surgery in Vatican City. Doctors said the operation began at 8 a.m. and ended quickly with the pope awakening promptly. The 70 year old pontiff had suffered two months of fever and urinary infection linked to an enlarged prostate.
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Vatican City
Paul VI
Giovanni Benelli
Pius II
Snow flurries possible in Virginia mountains tonight
The first snow of the year may reach Virginia's mountains as the weather forecast forecasts flurries but the Valley should stay clear this weekend. Hunting season opens Monday and closes January 31 with 1967-68 Virginia Game Laws available at county clerks or most sporting goods stores. inquiries to State Game Warden David R. Ramsey at 662-2938.
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Virginia
David R. Ramsey
Mr. Ramsey
Voters Move Precinct for General Election Nov 7
The 2nd Ward Precinct voting place has moved from the VFW Home to Virginia Avenue School for the general election on November 7 and subsequent elections, per Winchester Electoral Board.
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VFW
Virginia Ave
Winchester Electoral Board
Congo Reports First Clash With Invaders
Congolese government troops clashed with a white and African mercenary force that Congo says invaded Wednesday from Angola. The fighting occurred near Mutshatsha along the Katanga rail line, after the invaders seized Kolwezi briefly before retreating.
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Kinshasa
Congo
Portugese
Angola
Lubudi
Mutshatsha
Katanga
Lubumbashi
Kolwezi
U.S
Washington
United Nations
Security Council
Portugal
Soviets may field orbital bomb study alarms analysts
Washington reports that some strategists fear a Soviet orbital weapon could tempt a sneak nuclear attack. McNamara says tests believed possible but not a decisive shift. US once explored but dropped the project. He notes detection, interception, and accuracy limits and cautions the weapon could target bomber bases rather than silos.
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Washington
Defense
Robert S. McNamara
Ence
McNamara
U.S
Paycheck Panic Looms As 11,000 U.S. Workers Face Payless Payday
Nearly 11,000 employees at the Office of Economic Opportunity and the Agency for International Development risk missing their next pay. Congress has not approved 1967 68 budgets or stop gap funding, with Oct. 23 expirations and Nov. 14 pay date looming. AID continues paying 8,500 non Americans abroad while awaiting authorization. House and Senate work to resolve differences, but deadline remains uncertain.
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Washington
Congress
Office of Economic Opportunity
Agency For International Development
House
Senate
OEO
America
VISTA
House Appropriations Committee
AID
Shawnee District voters urged to elect Arthur M Gooden Jr
Arthur M Gooden Jr urges Shawnee District voters to elect him justice of the peace on November 7 citing 3 1/2 years service and commitment to continued capable service. Also supports R C Sandy for Opequon District on November 7 urging progress.
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Board of Supervisors
Back Creek
Harl Himelricht
Thomas B. Rosenberger
H.I. Phillips
Albert C. Lacy
Gainesboro
Paul L. Luttrell
J. Robert Russell
James L. Hockman
Opequon
Byron O. Brumback
Raymond
Robert O’neal
Allan Whitacre
Shawnee
Arthur M. Gooden, Jr
Robert M. Henry
Stonewall
Mary Jolliffe
Justice of the Peace
R.C. Sandy
Justice O the Peace
D. J. O’connel Clearbrook
Stonewall District Voters for Transportation to Polls
Voters in Stonewall District are urged to arrange transport to the polling place. Call 667-2234 for transportation assistance.
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Stonewall
Sihanouk Says U S Can’t Win in Vietnam
Cambodian Prince Norodom Sihanouk told reporters that the United States cannot win in Vietnam and would be out of Indochina in two years. He urged Washington to recognize Cambodia’s frontiers and halt incursions while expressing support for the Viet Cong and North Vietnamese.
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Phnom Penh
Cambodia
Norodom Sihanouk
John F. Kennedy
South Vietnam
U.S
Nora Vietnam
United States
Peking
Vietnam
Sihanouk
America
Indochina
Richmond Weather Turns Cold With Front Through Virginia
A sharp cold front stretching north to south through western Virginia at 5 am will sweep statewide today. The rapid passage is expected to deliver the season's coldest temperatures to date across the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
Rites Held For Slain Physician Dr William E Lynn
More than three thousand people attended the funeral for Dr. William E Lynn at Calvary Episcopal Church Front Royal with police escort protecting the family at home in Huntly near Flint Hill. Officials offered no break in the murder inquiry as investigators pursued leads after the ambush shooting Tuesday evening. Burial followed at Union Cemetery Lovettsville in Loudoun County.
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Scott Funeral Home
Front Royal
William E. Lynn
Lynn
Huntly
Flint Hill
Calvary Episcopal Church
Rappahannock County
Dr. Lynn
Charess F. Glaenzer
Washington, Va
Union Cemetery
Lovettsville
Loudoun County
National Guards Patrol Winston-Salem After Violence
National Guardsmen patrolled Winston-Salem after racial violence left more than 100 arrests, 50 injuries, and about 350000 dollars in property damage. A city curfew helped stabilize the situation as authorities prepared for possible further incidents.
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Winston-Salem, N.C
City Public Safety
James B. Wall
Loc Ninh Assault Is Stilled By U S Forces In Vietnam
In the central highlands American infantry repulsed heavy regular North Vietnamese attacks near Loc Ninh and Dak To with air support and B52 diets. U S casualties were light with four killed and six wounded at Dak To and one dead six wounded overall.
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Tam Ky
South Vietnam
Saigon
Lies
Loc Ninh
U.S
4Th Infantry Division
U. S
4Th
Dak To
Mekong Delta
Demilitarized Zone
Eugene Gunter to debate on WINC Sounding Board Monday
Eugene Gunter, candidate for Commonwealth Attorney, will take questions on WINC during the Sounding Board program Monday at 2:00 PM. He will discuss crime policy, legal reform, and public safety. The broadcast invites listener inquiries.
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Eugene Gunter
Commonweath
Sounding Board
Radio Winc
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