Woodstock Postmaster Charles Snyder Confirmed by Senate
Charles B. Snyder of Woodstock is confirmed as postmaster by the Senate after serving as acting postmaster since April 1967. Rep. Marsh and Sen. Byrd congratulate him. Snyder is a longtime Woodstock resident, business owner, and community volunteer.
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Charles B. Snyder
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Woodstock
Snyder
President Johnson
Senate
Rep
John O. Marsh, Jr
Mr. Snyder
Congressman Marsh
Washington, D.C
Rep. Marsh
Virginia
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Woodstock High School
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V for the vibrant dress pattern with V seaming
Printed Pattern 4584 offers Misses sizes 8 to 16 in flannel or knit. Pattern details include fabric yardage for size 12 and mailing costs. Subscribers can mail name and address to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star for the catalog and coupon offers.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Sukkos Observed At Beth El Winchester With Rabbi Messing
Sukkos, the Season of Gladness, will be celebrated Sunday at 5 30 p m by Beth El Congregation of Winchester led by Rabbi Joseph Messing. The service will feature a social and refreshment period afterward inviting all congregants and friends.
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Beth-El
Winchester
Joseph Messing
Jerusalem
Adult Advertising Course Opens October 14
The Winchester Frederick County Distributive Education Service to offer a five week adult program on advertising at Handley High School starting October 14 and ending November 11. Sessions run Mondays 7 30 to 9 30 p m conducted by Hedrick Koontz with 40 years of ad writing experience. Enroll by contacting James Biddle 662 5830 Joan Pence 662 5880 or Ronald McGuigan 662 3471.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Handley High School
Hedrick Koontz
James Biddle
Joan Pence
Ronald McGuigan
Roanoke World-News Endorses Nixon for President
The Roanoke World-News endorsed Richard Nixon as the unifier of a divided nation. The editorial praised his stance on issues and temperament as best suited to lead the United States toward unity amid dissent and upheaval.
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Richard Nixon
Roanoke World -News
Nixon
Independent
Times-World Corp
Carl Andrews
Next Year Still Goal for Man on the Moon
NASA officials testifying before a Senate committee say they still aim to have an American on the moon next year despite congressional spending cuts. James E. Webb and Dr. Thomas O Paine indicate a moon ship test flight is planned by March at the latest.
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Washington
Space Agency
James E. Webb
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Thomas O. Paine
Senate
Paine
Wesley MYF Bake Sale At Ward Plaza
The M Y F group of Wesley United Methodist Church plans a bake sale starting at 8 30 a m tomorrow. The event will be held in front of Kresge's in Ward Plaza with proceeds to the church building fund.
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M.Y.F
Wesley United Methodist Church
Kresge’s
Ward Plaza
Peru Faces Military Coup Amid Street Unrest and Exile
Street battles between students and police shake Lima as the military, led by Gen. Juan Velasco, ousts President Belaunde Terry and forms a revolutionary government. Police fire on crowds, at least one student death reported, reporters detained, and several radio stations shut down. Belaunde exiled to Buenos Aires. Cabinet ministers under house arrest.
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Joe McGowan
Associated Press
Lima
Peru
Fernando Belaunde Terry
South America
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Air Force
Navy
Juan Velasco
Joint Chiefs
Belaunde
Armando Villaneuva
Aprista Party
Villaneuva
Reagan apologizes for profanity at Chico rally
Gov. Ronald Reagan faced about 100 Chico State students who jeered him as he arrived for a Republican fund raiser. He apologized for using profane language but defended his duty to stand by the institutions despite dissident students and faculty. About 700 people greeted him at the airport.
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Chico, Calif
Ronald Reagan
Chico State College
Reagan
Explosion Kills Six German Miners at Ruhr Mine
An underground explosion at a Ruhr district coal mine in Luenen near Dortmund killed six miners and left four injured with seven missing. The blast, likely from coal dust, occurred 2 600 feet underground as rescue teams recovered the six bodies and tended the injured.
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Luenen
Germany
Ruhr
Stumm Brothers Mining Co
Dortmund
Czechs Urge UN to Avoid Debate on Invasion
Czechoslovakia plans to ask the United Nations General Assembly to skip debate on the Soviet led invasion while leaders negotiate in Moscow for withdrawal of troops. Vaclav Pleskot will address the assembly as Prague urges restraint and unity at the Kremlin talks.
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N.Y
Czechoslovakia
U.N. General Assembly
Moscow
Vaclav Pleskot
Prague
Kremlin
Vladimir Kadlec
Pleskot
Jiri Hajek
Oldrich Cernik
Cernik
Communist Party
Alexander Dubcek
Dean Rusk
Andrei A. Gromyko
U.S
Rusk
Gromyko
Ham
United States
Sacred Heart Adult Program to Be Aired on WEFG FM
Sacred Heart Catholic Church will air tapes of its parish adult education program on Sundays at 7 30 p m on WEFG FM 102 5 through Nov 24. This week's program features Father Thomas Quinlan discussing the teyman's role in the Catholic Church and his next talk covers changing culture patterns and the question Whatever Happened to the Roman Church.
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Sacred Heart
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Wefg-Fm
Thomas Quinlan
Teyman
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