Marsh to Open Winchester Headquarters for Campaign
Representative John O. Marsh Jr will open the Winchester Freder ick County Democratic headquarters tomorrow at 8 30 a m in the former power company building on Court House Square After the opening he will campaign in the southern part of the Seventh District Marsh also announced plans to visit 17 counties and seven independent cities before Election Day He spoke of the race for the House and the Senate and defended his voting record and public service in the district
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John O. Marsh, Jr
Winchester- Frederick County
Democratic
Power Company
Court House Square
Seventh Congressional District
Marsh
United States Senate
United States
House of Representatives
Congress
Strasburg
Shenandoah County
Chamber of Commerce
Virginia General Assemly
Washington
Nolle pressed in theft case tied to Frederick County arrest
Charges of possession of stolen goods against James Edward Mills of Clearbrook and Thomas Edward Robinson of Brucetown were nolle pressed in Frederick County Court yesterday. They received two month suspended sentences for petty larceny last week in Municipal Court tied to a theft on October 7 from Roman Bros. Cold Storage in Winchester. The possession charges were held for County Court due to the Frederick County arrests.
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James Edward Mills
Clearbrook
Thomas Edward Robinson
Brucetown
Frederick
Mills
Robinson
Roman Bros
Winchester
Malaysian Leftists Warned on LBJ Visit Demonstrations
Kuala Lumpur AP report says Prime Minister Abdul Rahman forbids demonstrations by Malaysian leftists during President Johnsons 21 hour visit. He warns peaceful protests could turn violent and denies any secret troop deal. The government cites Communist activity on the Malay Peninsula linked to Peking and Viet Cong support.
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Kuala Lumpur
Malaysia
Abdul Rahman
Johnson
Rahman
Labor Party
Viet Nam
Gove
Rnment
Malayan
Southeast Asia
Peking
County Court Convictions Highlight Local Fines
Frederick County convictions listed multiple suspects with fines for leaving the scene of an accident Reckless driving speeding and related offenses. Individuals include James Henry Cheshire James David Wilson Dennis Wayne Hibbard Donnie Lovell Phillips Donald Meyers George Meredith Hannah Earl Braden Sager Jr Joseph Luther Thompson Elmer F Wiman and Ray Louis McDonald with varied amounts and a separate operator license violation for Wiman.
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Frederick County
James Henry Cheshire
N. Purcel Ave
James David Willson
Bunker Hill
W.va
Dennis Wayne Hibbard
N. Loudoun St
Donnie Lovell Phillips
Grafton
Donald Meyers
Cleaver
Carapolis
George Meredith Hannah
Millington
Tenn
Earl Braden Sager, Jr
Front Royal
Joseph Luther Thompson
Ill
Stephens City
Elmer F. Wiman
Bridgeport
Wiman
Students Hear About Health Field Careers At Handley High
Handley High School in Winchester will host Miss LoRayne Dinguess to outline 19 major health fields via color slide show. She covers audiology to veterinary medicine and explains guidance access through the Health Careers Program of the Virginia Council on Health and Medical Care.
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Handley High School
Winchester
LoRayne Dinguess
Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care
Virginia Council
Virginia
Debra Hess Wins $50 Safety Slogan Bond
Debra Leigh Hess a Virginia Avenue School second grader won a $50 U S Savings Bond in a statewide safety slogan contest sponsored by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co of Virginia for children of employees. Her slogan when you cross the street it pays to stop and look both ways was selected. She is seven and the daughter of Mr and Mrs Winfred L Hess Jr of 930 Kinzel Drive.
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Debbie Leigh Hess
U.S
Winfred L. Hess, Jr
Kinzel Drive
Debra Leigh Hess
Virginia Avenue
Thhe
Chesapeake and Potomac , Telephone Co. of
Virginia
Debbie
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Rep. Marsh
Nolle
Margaret Lintz
Helen Lovejoy
Girl Scouts
Charles Ebert
Star
Mary Helen Massie
LBJ
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Valley Ave
Debbie Hess
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