Opening of deer season yields 86 kills in Frederick Clarke counties
Hunters hit fields as the season opens under sunny skies. Early reports show 86 deer killed by late morning in Frederick and Clarke Counties, with bucks and does running about even. A heavy hunt is expected today. Some women are among the harvest as the bow and arrow season is extended to Nov 28 to offset woodland closures.
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Frederick
Clarke Counties
Winchester
Frederick County
Clarke County
Skunk Run Over Near Winchester City Hall
A visitor skunk was killed last night on N. Cameron Street just north of the City Hall. The incident was reported in the Che Down Crier with local officials noting the accident near the government center.
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Winchester
N. Cameron St
City Hall
Iraqi president seizes control after coup
President Abdel Salam Aref and Iraqi armed forces topple Baath Socialist rule, dissolve the National Guard, and seize full powers. Aref aims to reunify with Syria and cooperate with Arab nations, especially the United Arab Republic, while enforcing a curfew and curtailing opposition.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Abdel Salam Aref
Aref
Iraq
Syria
Gamal Abdel Nasser
United Arab Republic
Nasser
Abdel Karim Kassem
National Guard
Ba’ath Socialist Party
Ali Saieh el Saadi
Teader
Ba’athists
Baghdad
Baghdad Radio
Vinson, 80, Announces Retirement From Congress
Rep. Carl Vinson of Georgia, longest serving House member, says he will retire when his term ends January 3, 1965, after marking his 80th birthday. He will have completed 50 years in the House on November 14, 1964 and remains chairman of the House Armed Services Committee.
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Washington
Carl Vinson
D-Ga
Vinson
Congress
Hcouse
Sam Rayburn
D-Tex
House
Armed Services Committee
Capitol Repairs Pause For Virginia Special Session
Workmen at the Virginia State Capitol will pause during the General Assembly special session set to begin Tuesday. Political battle over a poll tax measure could extend the session beyond the anticipated three days. Budget Director Kuhn says finishing touches remain on the first three floors while work continues on the fourth floor if noise allows.
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Richmond
State Capitol
General Assembly
Democratic Organization
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
L. M. Kuhn
Capitol
Weather Front Delivers Showers Across Virginia Tonight
A cold front stretching from southern Lake Michigan to eastern Texas moves through Virginia tonight and tomorrow bringing scattered showers and cooler conditions across the region.
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South Lake Michigan
Texas
Virginia
Supreme Court Defers Ruling on Sit-in Cases
The Supreme Court postponed ruling on five sit-in cases for at least 60 days and asked the Justice Department for views on a constitutional issue. The court’s 5-4 vote indicates it may address whether a private business can exclude customers by race via state trespass laws.
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Washington
Justice Department
High Court
Warren
Douglas
Brennan
Stewart
Goldberg
Black
Clark
Harlan
White
Archibald Cox
Jus
Cox
Maryland
Florida
South Carolina
Perry Point
Yale Professor Barghoorn Returns From Russia After Spy Arrest
Frederick C. Barghoorn, Yale political science professor, arrived in New Haven after being jailed in Moscow on espionage charges. He was expelled by the Soviet Union following a Kennedy gesture and flown home via London and New York. He said he will work quietly on his book and withhold details of his arrest until he can consult U.S. officials.
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New Haven
Elizabeth Barghoorn
Barghoorn
Washington
U.S
Moscow
Soviet Union
Russia
Ward's Plaza: Montgomery Ward Moves to Winchester Park Center
Montgomery Ward will relocate from Louden Street to a new 25 000 square foot building at Winchester Park and Shop on Valley Avenue next fall. The move will rename the center Ward Plaza and add a six car auto service and sales center and a seasonal sales area. The project will expand the center to over 165 000 square feet with plans for a partial mall and extra parking for 500 to 700 cars. Edward S. Donnell of Ward's notes regional growth and economic stability support the move.
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Montgomery Ward
Loudoun Street
Winchester Park and Shop
Valley Avenue
J. J. Williford
Ward Plaza
Rosenfeld Realty Co
Washington
Park and Shop
N. J. Blum
Wiftchester Park and Shop Merchants Assn
Williford
Winchester
Edward S. Donnell
Wards
Baltimore
Mr. Donnell
Frederick County
Ward
Private School’s Administration Building Burns
In Charlottesville Virginia the Rock Hill Academy administration building burned in an early morning fire. The three story stucco structure housed a 5,000 volume library and offices for the principal finance and a teacher’s lounge. Student records were saved but financial records were lost. Firefighters contained the blaze after about an hour. No other buildings were damaged and classes continued for 385 students. The cause and damages are not yet known.
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Charlottesville
Rock Hill Academy
Walter’ Smith
Flames Destroy Four Hotels and Rooming House
A blaze swept a block of hotels and rooming houses near Atlantic City Boardwalk locking alarmed crews into action. 25 people were reported missing from the Surfside Hotel as fire quickly engulfed the building and spread to adjacent structures. 22 were treated at Atlantic City Hospital including firemen and police, with several Bauer family members among the rescued.
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Atlantic City
N.J
Albert Wilson
Surfside
Surfside Hotel
Milton Bauer
New York
Philadelphia
Bauer
Atlantic City Hospital
Sister City program gains backing for Am bato ties
Winchester plans to deepen ties with Am bato Ecuador as the People-to-People program moves forward. Philip Whitney chairs a 7:30 p.m. Handley Library meeting to line up local organizations willing to sign commitments. The City Council has already named Ambato as the sister city.
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Winchester
Ambato
Ecuador
Philip Whitney
Handley Library
Whitney
Andes Mountains
Eisenhower
United States
The
Chamber of Commerce
Apple Blossom Festival
Winchester-Frederick
Christmas Open House at Small's Garden Center
Local garden shop invites shoppers to an open house on Sunday November 23 from 1 to 5 PM. Featured item Pyracantha priced at 1.98 dollars. Earl listed as contact.
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Small’s Garden Center
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Crier
Court House Square
Boyce Fire Co
Millwood
Ernie Nesselrodt
Shawnee Fire Co
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Jim Casey
Tommy Sulivan
Bob Pullen
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Ron Cooke
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