Barnett Speaks at Second Bank Forum in Shenandoah
Dr. Frank R. Barnett of New York City will present at the Shenandoah Valley National Bank forum on Americanism. The 7:30 p.m. talk at Shenandoah College Auditorium covers Strategy Survival and the Private Citizen with Barnett noted for geopolitics and Russian studies.
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Frank R. Barnett
Bar Associations
Phi Beta Kappa
Phi Gamma Delta
The
American Legion
New York Council On Foreign Relations
Association of American Rhodes Scholars
Institute For Strategic Studies
London
Association of the U. S. Army
Barnett
Virginia
Court weighs who should hear Virginia redistricting case
A three judge federal court debated whether to hear Virginia's legislative redistricting suit or defer to state courts. Attorneys argued about jurisdiction and fairness, with plaintiffs seeking invalidation of the act for northern district underrepresentation and Commonwealth counsel urging state-court handling. A historical note recalls Mt Pelee’s eruption destroying St Pierre in 1902.
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Alexandria
Virginia
Atty
Robert Y. Button
Norfolk
Button
E. A. Prichard
Prichard
David J. Mays
Commonwealth
District Meeting of Federated Garden Clubs in Warrenton
The Shenandoah District of the Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs met at Airlie Foundation Warrenton with 155 members. Frances Fauquier Garden Club hosted. District President Mrs Duke Holtzman and State Bird Chairman Mrs Claude Graves attended. The past season was a success. Luray Garden Club won first prize in the Scrapbook contest.
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District Meeting of
Federated Garden Clubs
Shenandoah
Virginia Federation of Garden Clubs
Duke Holtzman
Claude Graves
Fred Shillings
Luray
P. C. Richard
Monticello Garden Club
Charlottesville
Robert Graves, Sr
Madison Garden Club
Joseph Z .Reday
New Market Garden Club
G. H. Shannon
Mount Jackson Garden Club
W. O. Riley
Shenandoah Garden Club
William Engard
Richmond
Navy and Marine Enlistments Extended for Up to One Year
Secretary McNamara extends Navy and Marine enlistments up to one year to man the Cuba quarantine and reinforce Guantanamo Bay. No discharges except hardship. applies to all on active duty. Congress authorized extension and recalls, but reserves not being called now. Incremental manpower rise is expected at approximately 10,000 sailors and 2,400 Marines per month.
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Washington
Robert S. McNamara
Navy
Marine
U.S
Cuba
McNamara
U.S. Naval Base
Guantanamo Bay
Marine Corps
Congress
Kennedy
Pentagon
Missing Church Bell Recovered From Junkyard
In New Haven the 500 pound Community Baptist church bell was found in a junkyard. Isaac Felder, 30, was charged with stealing it after it had been laid on the ground during church alterations. A dealer said he paid Felder 76.30 dollars for the bell.
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New Haven
Negro Singer Monette Moore Dies at 50 in California
Anaheim California AP report says actress singer Monette Moore aged 50 died Monday of a coronary stroke at Disney land where she performed with a Dixieland band. She appeared with Judy Garland in A Star is Born and with Tony Curtis in The Outsider.
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Anaheim
Calif
Monette Moore
Disneyland
Amusement Park
Judy Garland
Tony Curtis
Duke Leaps Over Car in Bold Street Chasing Stunt
In Nashville a German shepherd boxer named Duke owned by John Milan Jr. amazed onlookers by leaping over an oncoming sports car after chasing the family vehicle. The episode ended with Duke continuing on his way unscathed.
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Nashville
Tenn
Duke
John Milan Jr
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Skein
Winchester
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