Area Voters to Decide in Tuesday General Election
Voters will choose president and vice president across three ticket sets led by Johnson Humphrey, Goldwater Miller, and Hass Blumen. Seven candidates vie for the U S Senate with Byrd seeking reelection and four independents, plus two House seats in the Seventh district with Marsh facing Erickson. A constitutional amendment on primary voting and tax payment affects ballot count.
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United States
U.S
House of Representatives
Democratic Party
Lyndon B. Johnson
Hubert H. Humphrey
Republican Party
Barry M. Goldwater
William E. Miller
Socialist
U.S. Senate
Harry F. Byrd
Berryville
Richard A. May
Gloucester County
James W. Respess
Alexandria
J. B. Brayman
Lynchburg
Milton L. Green
Portsmouth
Robert E. Poole, Jr
Charlottesville
Willie T. Wright
Richmond
Rockingham Development Corp
Roy Erickson Co
Sen. Goldwater
Virginia
Ber
Goldwater
Arlington
Corber
Repub
Las Chance
Cone Vegas
Nev
Tucson
Ariz
Gressmen
Los Angeles
Ricks
Ard Poff
Joel T. Broyhill
Richard A.have
The
United
States
Byrd
Arizona
Sidney
Kellam
Senate
Johnson
Lyndon
Democratic
Ry. Johnson
Staunton
Just
Ator Byrd
Memorial
Nies
Woodrow Wilson
Eisenhower
Students raise funds for Winchester Civic Center drive
James Wood High School and Frederick County Junior High School collected 395.90 in homeroom donations toward a 2000 goal for the Winchester Civic Center. A sighted scoreboard will be purchased for the Civic Center gym with the money.
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James Wood High School
Frederick County Junior High School
Winchester Civic Center
Civic Center
Johnson Says Civil Rights Law Widely Complied With
President Johnson cites a 53 city survey showing desegregation of hotels theaters motels parks and libraries in states without local public accommodations laws. He notes desegregation in nearly 100 school districts and progress across higher education and public schools with minimal violence or notice.
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Chicago
Johnson
Leroy Collins
Florida
Rights Law
Collins Ried
Dorf
Virginia GOP Chairman Sees Goldwater Victory in Reach
Arlington AP The only thing that can stop a Goldwater win in Virginia Tuesday is supporters failing to vote, says State Republican Chairman Robert J. Corber.
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Arlington
Goldewater
Virginia
Robert J
Goldwater Races South in Final Campaign Swing
Sen. Barry Goldwater mounts a last long leg of his 80 000 mile bid scoffing at polls listing him as a loser. He tours Phoenix San Antonio and Columbia while facing missteps from a fuel truck to a helicopter incident.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
San Antonio
Goldwater
Johnson
U.S
Senate
Columbia
S.C
Cheyenne
Wyo
Los Angeles
Correction notice for ad pricing at Singer Sewing Center
A Thursday Star advert corrects the March price on cotton prints. The label reads Reg 79 ydv GALB 30 cents per yard and lists Singer Sewing Center at 25 N Loudoun St Winchester.
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Singer
Loudoun St
Winchester
Arson Suspected In Four Area Frederick Fires
Arson is suspected in four fires in western Frederick County early today. The John Larrick apple packing shed near Round Hill burned, destroying most contents. Two other fires included a vacant house on Rt 619 and two brush fires, all quickly extinguished with no injuries reported.
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Frederick County
Merlian Marshall
John Larrick
Old Rt. 50
Round Hill
Les Singhass
Rt. 619
Cedar Creek Grade
Mount Williams Roads
Singhass
50 Firms Hit in A B C Raids
Alexandria reporters say one hundred law officers raided 50 establishments early today and arrested 60 people on charges of illegal sale of alcoholic beverages. Tens of thousands of dollars of liquor were seized as bootleggers bought liquor in Washington and sold it under the counter in Alexandria. State Police, Alexandria police, and Alcoholic Beverage Control Board investigators carried out the operation.
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Alexandria
Washington
Virginia
Alcoholic Beverage Control Board
Kennedy Keating Debated 14 Hour Broadcast Standoff
The long awaited broadcast debate between Sen. Kenneth Keating and challenger Robert F. Kennedy ended after 14 hours. They traded on housing aid education aid to low income areas and Indonesia Malaysia mediation while restraining emotion during the radio program moderated by Barry Gray on WMCA. Kennedy accused Keating of voting with Goldwater more often than Javits and Keating called Kennedy's charges outrageous distortions.
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New York
Kenneth B. Keating
Robert F. Kennedy
Keating
Kennedy
Indonesia-Malaysia
Teamsters
James R. Hoffa
Nasser
United Aral Republic
Barry Gray
WMCA
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Jacob K. Javits
Star of India missing as amateur thieves hit museum
Police probe a large gem theft at the American Museum of Natural History. Thieves stole the Star of India and 21 other gems valued at over 900000 dollars, bypassing limited security with broken cases and a partly opened window. Experts note the jewels chosen are large and identifiable, unlikely to fetch easily on the open market.
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New York
India
American Museum of Natural History
J.P. Morgan Hall of
Gems and Minerals
Get Active In Politics Ne gro Virginia Teachers Urge Action
The Negro Virginia Teachers Association urged students to engage in public affairs by reading daily newspapers and writing to representatives and Senators. They emphasized local participation and the right to vote as key to freedom, and heard a Negro historian call for good teaching and citizen obligation.
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Richmond
Negro Virginia Teachers Association
VTA
S An
Nual
Congress
Ahern
Charles H. Wesley
The
Association For the Study of Negro Life
And
Relate College
Zenia
Johnson vows to declare war on waste in campaign swing
President Johnson calls for a war on waste in government during a Northeast campaign swing. He outlines stops in Dover and Wilmington Delaware and a sizable stop in Madison Square Garden, aiming to boost Gov. Elbert Carvel’s Senate bid. He contrasts GOP legacy with Democratic values and stresses anti poverty programs and restraint on federal spending.
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Dover
Del
Johnson
Wilmington
New York
Nassau County
Madison Square Garden
Delaware
Elbert N. Carvel
Senate
John J. Williams
Williams
Bobby Baker
Johnieson
Midwest
Chicago
Skid Row
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Barry Goldwater
Eisenerhower
Rockford, Ill
Lincoln
Hoover
Eisenhower
Republican Party
Weather Outlook For Virginia Brings Crisp, Pleasant Week
A large high pressure system over the eastern half of the nation brings crisp weather to Virginia today. The outlook calls for pleasant conditions through Tuesday with comfortable temperatures and sunny skies.
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Richmond
Vireginia
Be Sure to See on TV Tonight on Channel 4
An announcer urges viewers to watch Ronald Reagan tonight at 8 on WATE Channel 4. The brief notice promotes the program and the channel schedule.
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Ronald Reagky
Channel 4
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John O. Marsh, Jr
Strasburg
Roy Erickson
Harrisonburg
Marsh
J. Kenneth Robinson
Burr P. Harrison
National Guard
MR. Erickson
New York City
Ywn Ree
Doug
Esso Travel Center
D, E, Clevenger
Millwood Pike
LBJ
Barry
Paign
Los Angeles Sports Arena
Larrick
Shawnee Fire Co
Shawnee
Cedar Creek
A.B.C
Wnbc-Tv
Westchester
Rockland
Star of India
Democratic Organization
Richard J. Daley
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