Shenandoah College Builds New Student Center and Housing
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music received a building permit for a two story brick student center and housing complex north of Racey Hall. Construction costs are about 240000 dollars with DR Forest S Racey aiming to complete housing by June 1 and the student center by August 1. The project adds housing for 76 students, lifting on campus capacity to 1970, and includes a laundry post office bookstore lounge and game room.
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Shenandoah College and
Conservatory of Music
Racey Hall
Forest S. Racey
Preliminary hearing set in Lana Burnett murder case
A preliminary hearing for Lana Elaine Burnett twenty one is tentatively scheduled for 2 p m today in the stabbing death of William Cody Smith at 104 West 17th Street Front Royal. Burnett was at the scene when police arrived and was taken into custody. Investigating officers include Front Royal Police Chief Dennis C Thompson Lieutenant C V Rutherford and Sergeant C L Good.
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Front Royal
Lana Elaine Burnett
William Cody Smith
Smith
W. 17Th St
Dennis C. Thompson
C. V. Rutherford
Sgt
C. L. Good
Arm of coincidence ties Mt Falls man to former teammate
A/2C Russell Feeley of Mt Falls Rt stationed at Lakenheath England wrote his mother that he attended a base basketball game and spotted Jim Sprinkle a former James Wood HS track teammate from 1960. Feeley graduated 1963 and serves in photography with the 48th Tactical Fighter Wing.
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Russell Feeley
Mt. Falls
Pay Raise Highlight Of Va. Politicking
The Republican ticket accuses the Democrats of bottling news of state alcoholic beverage board pay raises ahead of the election. Gov. Mills Godwin Jr. campaigns on Virginia’s economy while urging tourism and out-of-state advertising, and Conservative William Story shores up support with a rally in Emporia.
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Associated Press
Republican Party
Virginia
GOP
Linwood
Holton
Vincent F. Callahan Jr
D. Dortch Warriner
State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
John G. Bruce
State Abc Board
Sohallenges
Mills E. Godwin Jr
All Democratic Rally
Buckingham
Old Dominion
Thas
Godwin
Del
Fred G.pollard
Pollard
Radford
Emporia
William J.story
Linwood Holton
Roanoke
William J. Story, Jr
Southampton County
George Lincoln Rockwell
Arlington
American Nazi Party
Halt Order Triggers Cuban Exodus to Florida Storm
Fidel Castro ordered a midnight halt to the small-boat exodus, yet hundreds of Cubans sailed toward Florida as waves reach ten feet in the Florida Straits. A Coast Guard spokesman confirmed the flotilla’s progress amid a looming U.S. plan to fly 3,000 to 4,000 refugees monthly from Cuba.
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Key West
Fla
Fidel Castro
Castro
Hidalgo
Coast Guard
Cuba
Brazil’s New Decree Grips Nation After Dictatorial Powers
President Humberto Castello Branco extends authority, abolishes parties, and expands the Supreme Court amid an all night Congress debate. About 200 students protested in Rio de Janeiro as the military government imposes state intervention and curbs on political rights.
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Brazil
Humberto Castello Branco
Rio de Janeeiro
Castello Branco
Congress
Supreme Court
Johnson City President Announces Dual Orbit Attempt
President Johnson said the United States will try to put two spaceships into orbit at the same time, likely in January, to rendezvous and fly in formation.
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Johnson City
Tex
Johnson
United States
Klan probes face stonewall from South Carolina leader
Robert E. Scoggin, grand dragon of the South Carolina Klan, refuses to elaborate before the House Un American Activities Committee. He confirms only his name and offers no spelling details. The hearing exposes claims of covert Klan units and violent training as investigations move toward Georgia.
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Washington
Underground
Robert E. Scoggin
South Carolina
Klan
Scoggin
House Committee On Un-American Activities
Scoggins
Committee
Edwin 8S. Willis
D-La
Donald T. Appell
Spartanburg
D.C
Cyclops
21 Club
Georgia
North Carolina
The
Black Shirts
the Chessmen
Voters in Winchester Elect State Officials Tuesday
Area residents go to the polls from 6 a.m. to 7 p.m. to choose a governor and other state leaders, plus state senator and delegates. Winchester locals also vote for commonwealth's attorney city sergeant treasurer and commissioner of revenue. Incumbents lead several races with four governors candidates and three for lieutenant governor.
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General Assembly
Winchester
House For Delegates
Commonwealth
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Frederick
Clarke
Shenardoah
Loudoun
Loudoun County
Byrd
Senate
E. Blackburn Moore
House of Delegates
Moore
Women Drivers Cooking Under Hood of the Car
Boston report highlights women drivers roasting meat under car hoods while driving. Norma Bidwell of the Hamilton Spectator shares methods for foil wrapped roasts tied to the exhaust manifold, yielding hot roast beef sandwiches after a few hours.
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Boston
Norma Bidwell
Two Hunters Charged After Misidentifying Cow as Squirrel
In Spencer West Virginia two hunters Guy Turpin and George W Shafter Jr were charged with malicious killing of livestock after shooting a cow they mistook for a squirrel. State police arrested them and found the pair skinning the cow near Spencer.
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Spencer
W. Va
Here
Guy Turpin
Quick
George W. ,Shafter Jr
Pinch
Amendments Spice Election Across Eight States
About 45 proposals set ballots in eight states next Tuesday including Texas 10 constitutional amendments and New York nine plus four statewide measures. Maine voters face six bond issues totaling 27.5 million for education and infrastructure while Ohio, Kentucky, Florida, North Carolina, and others consider tax, bond, and election law changes.
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Washington
New York
Texas
Florida
Kentucky
Maine
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
New York City
New Jersey
Virginia
Aay
Food Prices Rise After August Dip
United States food prices fell nearly 1 percent in August but began edging upward again. The Agriculture Department noted rising meat costs and higher prices for eggs milk and dairy products, signaling further increases likely.
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Washington
Lasbor Department
Sweet Apple Cider and Farm Market Specials
Willow Lawn Farm Market advertises freshly pressed sweet apple cider and end of month specials on clothing and tools. Items include suits and coats 25 percent off, blouses half price, sweaters 25 percent off, skirts 25 percent off, and a Margaret L. Hodgson hat and dress shop feature on Valley Avenue.
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Willow Lawn Farm
Tool
Margaret L. Hodgson
Marines Repel Viet Cong Attacks On Da Nang Chu Lai
U S Marines report heavy Viet Cong mortar and commando strikes against Marble Mountain Da Nang and Chu Lai destroying 19 helicopters and two bombers with 21 damaged. Guerrillas killed 37 at Marble Mountain and two at Chu Lai while Marine casualties were light and many wounded expected back in action.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
U.S
da Nang
Chu Lai
Viet Nam
Marble Mountain
Lewis W. Walt
Walt
Marble
A Nang
Coldest Fall Night Forecast With Freeze Tonight
Forecast calls for a sharp drop to about 26 degrees, possibly the season’s coldest so far this fall. The record low this fall stands at 29 degrees as of now.
Weather Outlook: Cool Canadian Air to Bring Sunny Old Dominion Days
A cool Canadian air mass and a high pressure area over the west bring cool, sunny skies to the Old Dominion. Temperatures will linger at seasonally mild levels with clear afternoons and light winds across much of the region.
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Richmond
Ioswest
Old Dominion
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