Mrs Nhu Delays Flight to Rome Sits in Los Angeles
Mrs Ngo Dinh Nhu remains in a Beverly Wilshire Hotel suite in Los Angeles with her four children awaiting a housing arrangement. Officials say she could not endure the trip to Rome now despite offers of a Bel-Air home. A government coup in Saigon and visa questions color her plans as she asserts resilience.
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Los Angeles
Ngo Dinh Nhu
Nhu
Chase
Australia
The
Orient
Ngo Dinh Diem
Saigon
South Viet Nam
Diem
Rome
le Thuy
France
New York
Archbishop Beran Defiant Amid Imprisonment and Probes
The report recalls Archbishop Josef Beran's 14 years in communist Czechoslovakia, living in an old age home after being barred from office, while church life across the country falters as property and schools are socialized and priests face repression. Protests hint at Vatican talks as authorities press limits on religious practice.
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Hans Benedict
Prague
Czechoslovakia
St. Vitus
Josef Beran
Beran
Vatican
Makarov
Mary St. Joseph
Mukarovy
Moravia
Clarke County 4 H Honor Club Elects Mary Ramsburg President
The Clarke County 4 H Honor Club elected Mary Helen Ramsburg as its 1964 president at a planning meeting. Other officers include Poem Whiting as vice president Eleanor Shiley secretary Ern Devers treasurer and John Gerken advisor.
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Berryville
Clarke County
Mary Helen
Poem Whiting
Aeeanor Shiley
Ern Devers
John Gerken
Mary Ramsburg
Eleanor Shiley
Sally Whiting
Beverley
Conrad
SVI Directors To Elect Local Board Members
Frederick and Clarke County members of Shenandoah Valley Inc. will meet November 7 at Duff's Rebel Restaurant to elect new SVI board directors for 1964. Appointed chairmen William H. Lawrence III and Richard E. Rush will announce 1964 officers. terms begin with the 40th annual meeting planned for January 1964. Current Frederick County directors include Tom W. Baldridge Willis H. Fisk C F Schenck Conrad G Follansbee. Clarke County participants are H V Coulson Dan F Pancoast Charles C A Hobert. Rush and Henry A Lowry of Winchester serve on the current Executive Committee.
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Frederick
Clarke County
Shenandoah Valley, Inc
Duff's Rebel
William H. Lawrence, III
Richard E. Rush
Frederick and Counties
SVI
Frederick County
Mr. Lawrence
Tom W. Baldridge
Willis H. Fis
Official Notice Given Va s Claim To Thanksgiving
In a Thanksgiving proclamation President Kennedy cited colonial roots in Virginia and Massachusetts. John J. Wicker Jr. of Richmond praised the move, asserting Virginia celebrated Thanksgiving on December 4, 169, more than a year before the Pilgrims at Plymouth Rock.
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Kennedy
Virginia
Massachusetts
John J. Wicker, Jr
Richmond
Wicker
Egyptians and Nubians face displacement by Aswan Dam
About 100000 Egyptians and 50000 Sudanese Nubians will be forced from their homes along the Nile when the Aswan High Dam is completed. The notice highlights large-scale relocation tied to the dam project.
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Nile
Aswan
Dear Abby Style Letters on Family, Driving, and Gifts
A collection of readers’ questions and Abby-like replies cover marriage friction over responsibility, job shifts, and discipline. One letter praises a woman driver with a clean record. another notes a relative who gifts poorly and how to handle it, with a confidential closing remark about admitting fault.
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Abby
Breeders preserve strain of dogs linked to Norman conquest
A fragment notes breeders kept a dog strain tied to a Norman conquest legend, connected to hunting wounded game and tracking scent. The readable text hints at preservation of the bloodline amid historical hunting lore.
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Richmond, Va
Virgin'a
Hata F. Kennea
Singer
Singer Sewing Center
N. Loudoun St
Winchester
Dear Abby
Abigail van Buren
M. W
London
Mulvey
London Fog
Lady Acton
Lady Action
Hera
Ano
Duchess
Dundalk
New Yorker
Donna Maincoat
Long
Haberdashery
S. Loudoun St
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