New Voting Place Set in Millwood
Clarke County announces Millwood voters will cast ballots at the John Lee Store building in Millwood. Election officials for eight precincts are listed with judges and clerks named. polls open 6 am to 9 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Berryville
Millwood
John, Lee
B. B. McKay
Clarke County Electoral Board
Ernest Alger
Clarke County Historical Association
Morgan Mill
Lindsey
White Post
Oscar Ramsburg
Electoral Board
Mary Locke
Maude’ Strode
Walter den
Schedule for county home agents week of meetings
The country home agent's schedule lists multiple 4 H and HDC meetings at James Wood High School George Washington Hotel Parrish Opequon Church and a 4 H session at School plus demonstrations on Food Additives and Preservatives. Accomplishment sheets and project leader lists are due following the November meeting. The Collier Seminole State Park memorial near Naples honors Tamiami Trail builders and notes a dredge used in highway work.
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Lions Club
George Washington
Middle Road
Gore
Grace
Parrish
Gainesboro
Fire Hall
Shawnee
Opequon Church
Collier-Seminole State Park
Naples
Fla
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Transition Seen in Birth Control Approach
Vatican theologians say the Catholic Church is in transition on birth control as two Curia cardinals oppose expanding marital planning. Ottaviani and Browne defend procreation as primary, while others urge trust in divine Providence during a council debate on marriage and modern world problems.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vatican City
Vatican Ecumenical Council
Vatican Curia
Alfredo Ottaviani
Michael Browne
St. Peter’s Basilica
Council
Cardinal Browne
Rome
Cardinal Ottaviani
Arthur McCormack
Belgium
Louvain University
Hill Sheep Suited For Appalachia
Dr R C Carter notes increased livestock production could aid Appalachia and that hill sheep may suit the region well. He compares British hill sheep production, observing systems in England and Scotland to glean ideas applicable to the Appalachian mountains and their sheep industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Appalachia
Appalachian
Great Britain
Britain
England
Scotland
Border
Scottish Highlands
Regional Export Council Hears Report on Activities
The Richmond Regional Export Expansion Council met in Roanoke under Council Chairman Charles M. Eckman of Virginia Metalcrafters. Paul Mann reported that 400 trade leads were furnished, 178 firms were assigned, and 101 contacts were made during October 1963 to October 1964. Members discussed future help for exporters and outlined the 1964 65 program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Regional Export Council
Richmond
Roanoke
Charles M. Eckman
Virginia Metalcrafters, Inc
Waynesboro
U.S. Dept. of Commerce
R.E.E.C
Eckman
Paul W. Mann
Spencer J. Adams
Virginia Chemicals & Smelting Company
West Norfolk
David H. Clark
Virginia Ports Authority
Norfolk
Richard S. Gillis, Jr
Virginia State Chamber of Commerce
T. J. Gills, Jr
Norton and Ellis, Inc
Michael M. Mora
Norfolk Port & Industrial Authority
Roy M. Newton
Virginia National Bank
W. David Robbins
School of Business Administration
University of Richmond
F. J. Rudershausen
Virginia Laminating Company
Amelia
Harry F. Thompson, Jr
Boston Old Colony Insurance Companies
George F. Wood
Insurance Companies
Warren G. Braun
Wsva Radio -Television
Harrisonburg
Richmond Regional Export Expansion Council
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NEA
Ed Kudlaty
Dad
Phyllis Hawkins
Lewis Bradford
Ilona Hawkins
Freeland Kent
Robert H. Hummer
Wayne E. Lowery
Airy
Virginia Bell
J. T. Longerbeam
M. J. Klingensmith
Philip D. Schladt
Harry Tinsman
Sunoco Comfort
Sunoco
H.F. Nelson
Loudoun St
James Wood High School
Ottaviani
Vatican Holy Office
Dence
R. C. Carter
Animal Science Department
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Paul Mann
J. Raymond DePaulo
Charleston
W.va
J. Bernard Jacobson
F.M.C. Corp
John Tyler, Jr
First and Merchants National Bank
John Hoen
Maritime Administration
Washington
Logan Young
Donald O. Camper
North Country
Swaledale
Welch Mountain
Exmoor
Tal A
Lyndon B. Johnson
Harry F. Byrd, Sr
U.S. Senator
John O. Marsh, Jr
U. S
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Rosenberger
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