102 Pints Collected at Red Cross Bloodmobile Visit
The Red Cross Bloodmobile collected 102 pints of blood toward a 138 pint quota during a Monday visit. Eight donors were deferred. Lions Club co chairs Stewart Pence and Lynn Comer sponsored the event. Donors included Johnny Brewer and W. E. Noyes who joined the One Gallon Club, with others reaching higher gallon milestones. Next Winchester visit is Nov 15 at the Episcopal Parish House, sponsored by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.
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Red Cross Bloodmobile
Stephens City Lions Club
Stewart Pence
Lynn Comer
Johnny E. Brewer
W. E. Noyes
Donald B. Kremer
James H. Allamong
George R. Vaught
Washington Red Cross Blood Center
M. G. Levi
Winchester
Episcopal Parish
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
Shawnee Fire Company Responds to Front Royal Road Alarm
Shawnee Fire Company answered an alarm yesterday at 9 40 p m to a Front Royal Road house finding an overheated surface They stood by about 30 minutes and reported no damage.
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Shawnee Fire Company
Front Royal Road
The wood ibis a true stork misnomer in US range
The wood ibis is the only stork found in the United States and, despite its name, is a true stork rather than a heron or ibises.
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United States
Knit skirts pattern 7313 offered by Winchester Evening Star
Ideal for office travel or town use, knit skirts in several colors with worsted plain or A-line versions and ribbed styles in rayon wool or fingering yarn. Pattern 7313 sizes 23 24 25 26 and 28 30 inches, 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing. Mail to Alice Brooks Needlecraft Dept New York 10011.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Cheese Station
New York
N.Y
Needlecraft
Robertson Honored by Senate Committee for long service
Senator A Willis Robertson of Virginia received a certificate of appreciation from the Senate and Currency Committee on the floor. The 79 year old veteran was defeated in the July Democratic primary but lauded for four decades in Congress and his hunter and fisherman pursuits. He plans to donate his correspondence and files to the College of William and Mary for its Earl Gregg Swem Library, with details pending.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
Haseen
Senate and Currency Committee
Congress
Robertson
Res
Senate
John J. Sparkeman
Ala
House
Harry F. Byrd Jr
Dva
Pompeii Population and Casualties in Ancient Disaster
At the time of its destruction Pompeii housed about 20 000 people and nearly 2000 perished in the catastrophe.
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Pompeii
Diplomat Raymond Hare resigns from top U S post
President Johnson accepted the resignation of Raymond Hare a veteran diplomat with nearly 40 years in the Foreign Service Hare an assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern and South Asian affairs plans to become head of the Middle East Institute in Washington He says he has passed retirement age and wants to make way for younger officers
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Wellington
New Zealand
Johnson
America
Raymond Hare
Hare
Foreign Service
White House
Middle East Institute
Washington
Middle East
Engineers Assess Global Permafrost Coverage
Engineering geologists of the U S Geological Survey report that permafrost underlies about 20 percent of the world’s land surface, noting vast regional variations and implications for climate and infrastructure.
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U.S. Geological Survey
One-Vehicle Rt 600 Crash Injures Mt Falls Driver
Marge Susan Barnes an 18 year old resident of Mt Falls sustained cuts in a one vehicle crash on Rt 600 about a quarter mile north of Mt Falls yesterday at 3 30 PM. She drove a pickup and was taken to Memorial Hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad in good condition today. State Trooper C D Taylor said the vehicle headed south lost control on a curve crossed the road struck a bank and overturned. Estimated truck damage 700 dollars.
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Marge Susan Barnes
Mt. Falls
Rt. 600
Memorial Hospital
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad
C. D. Taylor
Deputies Lose Suspect and Cruiser in Chattanooga
In Chattanooga Tennessee two sheriff's deputies nabbed a man but lost their car. They left their cruiser parked in front of a nightclub to question a suspect and, during the pursuit, the man escaped inside while another person fled out a back door and took the cruiser.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Sheriff's Deputies
Stay Granted In RR Merger Delays Biggest Rail Tie Up
The Supreme Court blocked the November 1 merger of the Pennsylvania and New York Central railroads pending arguments on January 9 and final objections. The plan would form a system with assets over 4 billion dollars and about 20 000 miles of track, delaying the deal into mid January or later.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Pennsylvania
New York Central
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