Voting Today Climaxed Calm Virginia Governor Race
Virginia voters turnout was light across the state as Democrat Albertis Harrison Jr. faced Republican H Clyde Pearson for governor. The day saw low turnout in Northern Virginia and other regions with only scattered local issues heating the race.
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Richmond
Virginia
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
H. Clyde Pearson
Harry F. Byrd
Chesterfield County
House of Delegates
Henrico
Danville
Washington
Arlington County
Alexandria
Fairfax County
Pearson
Atwaste
Harrison
Telephone election returns to Star
Election officials in Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties are asked to cooperate in gathering area election returns this evening by telephone MO 2 3878 or if that is busy MO 2 3424.
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Winchester
Frederick and
Clarke
Geese Fly Over Round Hill After Quarry Lights
At about 3 A M today Mrs. David Fogle reports a flock of around 100 wild geese confused by Perry's stone quarry lights. They circled then headed south sounding loudly. Henry Halver's of Greenwood Heights heard them at 10 30 last night over Winchester. The monsoons bring .51 inch of rain yesterday for 1 97 this month, with fair weather forecast tonight and tomorrow.
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David Fogle
Round Hill
Perry’s Stone Quarry
Henry Halver
Greenwood Heights
Winchester
Winchester Votes Noon Totals in Local Election
By noon 651 ballots were cast in Winchester with expected turnout near 1200. Voters choose governor and several state offices as well as local officials. Precinct tallies included Rouss 311 Friendship 101 Sarah Zane 130 Virginia Ave 109. nearby counties and towns reported varied totals. Returns to be gathered by The Star and broadcast by WINC Radio.
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Winchester
Ieksan
House of Delegates
Ee Sea Ee
Revenue City
Corporation Court
Commonwealth’s
Rouss
Friendship
Sarah Zane
Virginia Ave
Frederick County
Kerns
The
Star
WINC
Shenandoah Valley
Voters in New Jersey and New York City eye trends in 1962 race
The Associated Press notes voters in New Jersey and New York City watch trends ahead of the 1962 and 1964 elections. In New Jersey Governor Hughes faces Democrat Rich ard J. Hughes backed by New Frontier views with Meyner term limits discussed. Wagner leads NYC mayoral race amid Tammany split and Kennedy endorsement, while Gerosa runs as independent. Voting hours run 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. in NYC and 7 a.m. to 8 p.m. in New Jersey with about 3.5 million eligible New Jersey voters. Weather is cloudy and cool with a chance of showers.
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New Jersey
New York City
Richard J. Hughes
Kennedy
Michigan
Wayne County
Detroit
U.S
Virginia
New York
Wagner
Tammany Hall
Michael H. Prendergast
Lawrence E. Gerosa
Alah Eee
Dwig E Eisenhower
Hughes
Robert B. Meyner
Veterans Day Plans Outlined by Winchester Veterans Council
The Winchester Veterans Council unveils the Veterans Day program to be held Saturday. A parade begins at 10 45 a.m. with a volley firing taps and church services at Mt Carmel Baptist Church. Participants include VFW Post 2123 American Legion posts and various veterans groups.
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Winchester Veteran’s Council
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Winchester
Davis-Williams
American Legion
Conrad Hoover
Mosby
Stonewall Jackson
Coea and i
Kni Erin
Don Hig
V.F.W
2Nd Battle Group
Virginia National Guard
Virginia Nat
Guard of
Berryville
Gold Stars
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Sears
Loudoun Street
Frederick County Court House
Ronald
Montague Avenue
Loudoun
Lecester St
Lecester
Mt. Carmel Baptist Church
Melford W. Walker
Veterans Council
Commemoration Of Civil War Event Set Here
A civil war commemoration marks the reunion of General T. J. Jackson with the First Brigade at Manassas. The general was briefly separated when assigned to command the Valley District but soon had the unit restored after arriving in Winchester.
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T. J. Jackson
Stonewall
Manassas
Valley District
Winchester
Baltimore Couple Injured in East Winchester Sideswipe
Georgia Plotczyk and her husband Frank, both of Baltimore, were treated and released after a two car crash east of Winchester. Georgia suffered head bumps and a bruised leg, Frank a dislocated small finger. Memorial Hospital personnel transported them. State Trooper Estep cited loss of control on Rt. 7 and a minor skid into a bank.
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Winchester
Georgia
Gladys Plotczyk
Broening
Balti
Frank Plotczyk
Memorial Hospital
L. A. Estep
Rt. 7
Cie Trol
Niocrad
Igen Lle
E. Cork St
W. L. Fogle
Blanton William Wiley
P. O. Box
Berryville
Voroshilov Denied Parade Stand at Soviet Anniversary
Ex-president Klementi Voroshilov was rebuffed while trying to approach the Lenin mausoleum reviewing stand at the 44th Bolshevik Revolution anniversary parade in Moscow. An officer blocked his path. after arguments he was escorted away and watched from a near position as Khrushchev and other Presidium members took the salute.
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Voroshilov
Moscow
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Lenin Mausoleum
Soviet Communist Party
Khrushchev
Red Square
Secret Police
Presidium
Rodion Y. Malinovsky
Soviet Union
West Berlin
Branch
Geo. Washington Hotel
Adenauer elected to a fourth term as chancellor
In Bonn the West German Bundestag chose Konrad Adenauer to serve a fourth term as chancellor. The vote confirms his leadership during the postwar recovery and Cold War era.
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Bonn
Germany
Bundestag
Konrad Adenauer
Nehru urges Kennedy against sending U.S. troops to South Vietnam
Indian Prime Minister Nehru reportedly advised President Kennedy to avoid introducing combat troops in South Vietnam. He met Kennedy in Newport RI to discuss Laos Berlin and nuclear testing and stressed peaceful cold war solutions. Nehru noted a desire to explain India’s views and cautioned on U.S. criticism of Indian policies.
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Washington
Nehru
Kennedy
U.S
South Viet Nam
Maxwell D. Taylor
Taylor
Pierre Salinger
Laos
White House
Southeast Asia
Berlin
Newport
R.I
Andrews Air Force Base
United States
India
International Control Commission
International Control ‘Commission For
Viet- Nam
Closing Notice From Gaunt’s Drug Store
We will be closed until Wednesday at 5 pm due to a death in the family. The notice also advertises Rexall sale two for one and a Beaver’s Drug Store arrival, plus Redwood tubs 10 to 18 inch diameter at 25% off and Smalt’s Garden Center promotions.
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Gaunt’s Drug Store
Rexall i Sale
Beaver’s Drug Store
New Law Firm Harrison and Johnston Formed Here
Congressman Burr P Harrison announces the formation of Harrison and Johnston at 25 E. Boscawen St. with William A Johnston and Mrs Elizabeth B Johnston joining. Harrison practiced locally since 1926 and has served as Commonwealth Attorney and a long-time Congress member since 1946.
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Burr P. Harrison
Harrison and Johnston
E. Boscawen St
Harrison
William A. Johnston
Elizabeth Brittain Johnston
Harrison, Benham and Thoma
J. Edward Thoma
Harry K. Benham
Winchester
Georgetown University
Frederick County
Congress
Johnston
Shreveport
Rice Institute
Navy
Tazewell County
Virginia
University of Virginia Law School
Bryn Mawr College
Harrison, Benham and
Thoma
Hawthorne Drive
Fires Threaten Pacific Palisades In Los Angeles Front
Two wildfires racing toward the ocean on a 10 mile front near Pacific Palisades threaten a large community. Gov Brown declared a disaster as Bel Air and Brentwood evacuations expanded and over 200 homes were destroyed or damaged with losses possibly reaching 15 million in real estate alone.
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Los Angeles
Pacific Palisades
Nixon
Hollywood Hills
Santa Monica
Swank
Bel-Air
Brentwood
Topanga
Ocean
Topanga Canyon
Weather Bureau
Armie
Beverly Glen Boulevard
California
San Fernando Valley
Beverly Hills
Edmund G. Brown
Los Angeles County
Port Royal action cited in 100 years ago today item
A brief note marks a Port Royal event 100 years ago today involving Yard and Walker at Port Royal, South Carolina, connected to Flag Officer Samuel DuPont.
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N.Y
N.J
Associated Press
Baltimore
Cameron and
Fogle
Lewis Huntington Hyde
S. Washington St
Cameron St
James W. Burrell
East Lane
Stanley Johnson
Tass
Bulletin
South
Viet Nam
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