Winchester United Fund Public Services names Johnson leader
Winchester school superintendent Jacob L. Johnson heads the United Fund Public Services Division to raise 4655 toward a 95000 goal. Team captains are John C. Capehart and C. Edward Lizer. leaders praised for community service and prior school roles.
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Two Winchester Women Named Co Chairs for Williams Campaign
Mrs. William Shendow and Mrs. James A. Snarr were named Winchester women’s co chairmen for Murat Williams’s campaign for Congress in the 7th district. Shendow is active in local groups and campaigns and is married to William Shendow owner of Bell Clothes. Snarr, married to James A. Snarr, worked with Rep. Marsh and serves on local civic groups. Williams, a Madison County farmer, seeks the seat being vacated by Rep. Marsh.
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James A. Snarr
Winchester Women’s Cochairmen
Murat Williams
Congress
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Young Democrats
John O. Marsh Jr
William C. Battle
del. F.L. Largent
Winchester Day Nursery
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Winchester First Baptist Church
Kitty Swisher
Winchester
Shendon
Snarr
Williams
Madison County
Marsh
First Chemistry Lab at Mississippi University Earliest
Before the 1862 Land Grant Act expansion, the University of Mississippi housed an early chemistry lab. It was established between 1856 and 1861 by Captain E. C. Boynton, a West Point graduate who served as chemistry professor.
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University of Mississippi
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West Point
Drowned Man Found in Beer Tank Stuns Daveyton Hall
In Daveyton township South Africa an unidentified patron was found dead in a beer tank prompting police to investigate as beer supplies were temporarily halted at a local beer hall.
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Benoni
South Africa
Daveyton
County Firemen Answer 3 Alarms
Frederick County firemen reported no major damage in three weekend fires. Round Hill crews extinguished a chimney fire at Hayfield about 1:30 p.m. Saturday. Stephens City teams fought a grass fire near Stephens City at 4:07 p.m. Saturday. Gore firemen were called at 12:42 p.m. yesterday to a trailer fire, returning to the hall by 1:11 p.m. Details were unavailable today.
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Hayfield
Stephens City
Gore
Public Relations Committee Covers Community Shorts and Tourism
The Winchester Frederick County Chamber of Commerce Public Relations Committee met at noon with chair Jim Hockman. Topics included factual radio shorts, employee orientation for tourist services, use of local tourist guides, and a local business and industrial recognition award system. Attendees: Ron Duff, Lewis M. Ewing, Ronald F. Miller, Roger Ramey, Mrs. Nancy Stervens, and Wade Ferguson.
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Winchester
Frederick
Recreation Council To Meet In Winchester October
The Fall meeting of the Winchester Recreation and Civic Improvement Council is set for 7 30 p m next Monday in the Lord Fairfax Room at the War Memorial Building chairman Donald Smallwood presiding He asks area organizations to send two representatives for 1970 71 and invites the public as non voting guests The meetings inform the public on the Parks and Recreation Department plans and future actions and invite comments from attendees.
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Botswana to train first 12 policewomen in October
Botswana plans to start training its first 12 policewomen in October as part of an effort to boost female representation in law enforcement. The program aims to enhance service delivery and community policing with more women on the force.
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Botswana
Educators for Byrd Endorse Byrd's Re election in Virginia
Educators across Virginia form Educators for Byrd endorsing Harry F Byrd Jr for re election to the U S Senate. Dr Melton Wright cites Byrd's education policy focus and experience, urging teachers to vote in November and mobilize support statewide. The group lists a steering committee with educators from Loudoun Charlottesville Nansemond Powhatan Fauquier Bland Staunton Arlington Berryville Clarke Pulaski Lawrenceville Richmond Winchester and other locales.
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Wright
Harry F. Burs,Jr
U.S. Senate
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Washington
America
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Leesburg
Loudoun County
Robert W. Allen
Charlottesville
Rock Hill Academy
C.S. Cockrell
Suffolk
Nansemond County
J.S. Caldwell
Powhatan
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Henry L. Derby
Chincoteague
Ryland Dishner
Warrenton
Fauquier County Schools
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Bland
Bland County
Richard E. Gordon
Staunton
Shelburne
C. Gordon Higgins
Arlington
Fort Myer Elmentary
Wade G. Johnson
Berryville
Clarke County
Madelyn H. Martin
Virginia Education Association
A.M. Davis
C.E. Miley
Clarke County High School
Robert P. Parker
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