Farmers honored at Virginia Grange convention in Winchester
Mayor William M. Battaile welcomed more than 100 delegates to the Virginia Grange convention in Winchester. He praised the rural clubs as a service organization and education tool, and presented the key to the city to Joe B. Cox, Virginia Grange state chief, inviting more visits to learn about Winchester.
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William and Mary
Williamsburg
Arlington
William M. Battaile
Battaille
Special Program At Douglas School
Gospel in songs at Douglas High School tomorrow at 8 p m features Sister Rosetta Tharpe of New York City. It is presented by the Golden Bells quartet Winchester.
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Douglas High School
Rosetta Tharpe
New York City
Golden Bells
Winchester
Security clearances and the National Security Council
The piece explains how top clearances work for NSC members and staff, noting exceptions for the president and vice president. It cites McNamara and Jenkins, describes FBI checks for aides, and contrasts executive and congressional risk management in access to classified material. It also discusses how the AEC handles congressional access cases without full field investigations.
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Soviet Policy on Peaceful Coexistence Unchanged Says Dobrynin
Anatoly Dobrynin called the White House to reaffirm that Soviet policy emphasizing peaceful coexistence and reduced tensions will not change. Officials cite two developments: Moscow’s new rulers signaling policy continuity to Johnson and Mao’s leadership sending greetings to Brezhnev and Kosygin, seen as moves to open dialogue and reconciliation.
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Anatoly Dobrynin
White House
Moscow
Johnson
Dobrynin
Red
Virginia asks for special redistricting hearing stay
Virginia seeks a Supreme Court stay on the special federal court order requiring reapportionment of the State Senate and House of Delegates by December 15. Atty. Gen. Button argues the ruling would cut incumbents' terms and push elections earlier, while the Court previously struck down Virginia's 1962 reapportionment.
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Virginia
Supreme Court
High Court
State Senate
House of Delegates
Atty
Robert Y. Button
Earl Warren
Special
Alexandria
House
Button
Special Court
Minor blaze at 622 N Loudoun Street caused by cigarette
Fire crews from Reuss and Friendship were called to a small room fire at 9 15 p m at 622 N Loudoun Street. A cigarette left in an ashtray on a chair set the fire with only the vacant room sustaining damage. No injuries were reported.
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Loudoun St
Reuss and
Friendship Fire Companies
Authorities Ponder Over Abandoned Baby In Bluefield
Police and hospital officials investigated a newborn girl found Friday night at a Bluefield residence. Mrs. Mint Davis discovered the infant just inside a storm door wrapped in a paper bag and wearing a blue and white sweater. The baby was described as healthy after an initial medical check. Authorities weighed responsibility for the aftercare and placement in the case.
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Bluefield
Mint Davis
Khrushchev Outlined Peaceful Coexistence Policy Continuation
The paper accused Khrushchev of dictatorship yet stated that peaceful coexistence policies would be continued. It noted his support for Asia and Africa’s new nations and his plans for a Communist summit show down with Red China.
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Asia
Africa
Red China
Khrushchev, Goldwater meet amid space talk and tensions
The page describes a brief Goldwater Humphrey motorcade encounter and a Khrushchev led discussion about China and Moscow space plans. It notes Khrushchev at his Black Sea villa rejoicing over a Soviet multi passenger space ship launch and Palewski's visit, then Khrushchev's sudden return to Moscow and resignation news.
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Humphrey
Black Sea
Soviet Union
Mrs Roy Neff Injured In Berryville Car Crash
Berryville minister's wife Mrs Roy Neff was injured when her car collided with a roadside tree on Route 608 near Marvin Chapel. Paramedics took her to Winchester Memorial Hospital where doctors described her condition as good despite possible chest injuries.
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Roy Neff
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Webbtown
John H. Enders
Neff
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Humphrey Announces Hello Message in Campaign Pace
During a campaign stop Hubert Humphrey tells reporters he aims to say hello to voters. He notes the crowd may be a bit confused but this is a deliberate effort to engage the public as he returns to his motorcade.
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Humphrey
Sisters Guilty in 80 Deaths at Mexican Slave Ring
In central Mexico two sisters Delfina Gonzalez Valenzuela and Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela were convicted of leading a white slave ring that enslaved and killed at least 80 girls. They received the maximum 40 year sentences as hundreds gathered outside the courthouse.
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San Francisco del Rinson
Mexico
Delfina Gonzalez Valenzuela
Maria de Jesus Gonzalez Valenzuela
Tymeteo
Lozano
Therial
Gonzalez Valenzuela
Dr Bennett Elected Orthopedic Society President in Norfolk
Dr Bennett S Bennett was elected president of the Orthopedic Society at a Norfolk meeting held with the Virginia State Medical Society. He is the recent past president of the Valley Medical Society of Virginia.
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Bradford S. Bennett
The
Orthopedic Society
Norfolk
Virginia State Medial Society
Bennett
Valley Medical Society of Virginia
Weather Today Virginia Clears With Cooler Tonight
Weather summary notes clearing and cooler conditions across Virginia with a low in the 40s. Sunday should be fair and warmer with highs around 75 to 80, followed by a fair mild Monday. Temperatures show today’s highs near 58 and 56, with prior year values at 83.
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Eastern
Seaboard
Gulf Coast
Mississippi Valley
New England
Winchester
Front Royal Markets Hog Veal Lambs and Cattle Prices
Market reports from Front Royal show hogs at top weight 16.75 and butchers 15.00 to 16.00, veal mostly 23.00 to 31.00, lambs around 20.00 to 21.75, and slaughter cattle with steers 17.50 to 21.50, cows 11.00 to 14.75, bulls 13.00 to 16.45, plus feeder cattle with steer calves 14.00 to 25.00 and yearling steers 16.50 to 20.50.
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Canner & Cutter
Cutter
Utility
Remembrance at Front Royal as Pearson Dies After Hospital Admission
Mr. Pearson died at Warren Memorial Hospital after ambulance transport. Dr. Dennis McCarty said he suffered a fractured upper chest, ribs, a punctured kidney and other injuries. Mrs. Sheen sustained a compound skull fracture and multiple injuries. Funeral plans are in progress with services set for Mr. Pearson Monday at Scott Funeral Home. The report lists numerous relatives and survivors.
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Read
Warren Memorial Hospital
Pearson
Dennis McCarty
McCarty
William Pearson
Lucy Emorey Pearson
Isabelle Pearson
Fred
Richard
John Pearson
Front Royal
Eugene Pearson
San Antonio
Texas
Marie Willams
Chester Gap
Marshall
Winter Pearson
Daner Pearson
Charles Town
W.va
Bertha Me
Washington, D.C
Osephine Pearson
Richmond
Alice Paris
Paris
Johnson Says He Would Be Cautious With Nuclear Button
Johnson uses the button metaphor in campaign speeches to argue he would be more cautious than Republican nominee Barry Goldwater in exercising presidential nuclear authority. The president stayed in Washington over the weekend amid global developments including Britain’s government change, China’s first nuclear test, and a Moscow shakeup.
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Johnson
Arizona
Barry Goldwater
Washington
Britain
China
Moscow
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