Four New County School Buses Headed for Operation
The Frederick County school board was notified that four buses will arrive over the weekend and be in service next week. Plans for new board offices in the Miller School building were reviewed as architect Hubert Stratton provides cost estimates and final plans. The administration aims to occupy the offices by spring and notes that county schools opened smoothly despite changes and enrollment increases. Administrative items included route revisions personnel changes and repairs to school buildings.
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Frederick County
Hubert Stratton
Miller School
Ayler
Ine
Mental Health Meet Thursday at Baptist Youth Center
The Northwestern Mental Health Association will meet Thursday at 7:30 p.m. at the Baptist Youth Center 112 N Wash. Dr. E T Clark, president, urged anyone interested in mental health problems to attend.
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Northwestern Mental Health Association
Baptist Youth Center
N. Wash
E. T. Clark
Association
Winchester to Reorganize Community Orchestra led by Blatt
Jacob Blatt, director at Shenandoah Conservatory, plans to reorganize a Winchester community orchestra at the Shenandoah Conservatory. Rehearsals run Thursdays 7 to 9 pm. open to adults and students with string instruments. Call Dr Verne E. Collins at 667-7786 for details.
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Jacob Blatt
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Tf Winchester
Shenandoah Valley Symphony
Woodstock
Shenandoah Conservatory
Verne E. Collins
Conservatory
California Tops Defense Contract Spending in 1966
The Pentagon released figures showing California, New York, and Texas as the top three holders of defense prime contract awards in fiscal 1966. California received 5.8 billion dollars, 18.3 percent of total 35.7 billion, with New York at 2.8 billion and Texas at 2.29 billion, driven by Viet Nam era helicopter contracts.
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New York
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Pennsylvania
Ohio
Massachusetts
Missouri
New Jersey
Indiana
Army Corps of Engineers
Camouflaged Oil Depot Targeted by Hawk-Eyed U.S. Pilot
Cmdr. Harry B. Southworth led Attack Squadron 72 and spotted an underground oil depot in North Vietnam by unusual field cues. He dropped a 500 pound bomb igniting a large fireball. Wingman Lt. Terry Thies destroyed three cargo barges. Squadron mates Lt. Dave Griggs and Lt. Bob Wilson attacked three large warehouses.
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Harry B. Southworth
Viet Nam
South
Tragel
Southworth
H.S. Southworth
Mexico
N.Y
J.G
Terry Thies
Indianapolis
Ind
Dave Griggs
Jacksonville
Fla
Bob Wilson
Arlington
New Trial Set In Rape Case In Lynchburg
Thomas Carlton Wansley, 21, a Negro, faces retrial for raping a Japanese woman after the Virginia Supreme Court overturned his 1963 convictions and death sentence. A Lynchburg grand jury indicted him on the rape charge this week.
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Lynchburg
Thomas Carlton Wansley
Wansley
Neegro
State Supreme Court
Lynchburg Corporation Court
De Gaulle Arrives in Tahiti Amid Reserved Welcome
About 1,000 French and Tahitians greet President Charles de Gaulle in Papeete. The arrival speech ends with Vive la France as officials from other islands greet him. Flags fly over Chinese stores but not Tahitian homes amid Tahiti’s independence sentiment. De Gaulle’s 19 day world tour continues from New Caledonia.
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Papeete
Tahiti
de Gaulle
Fana
French Polynesia
Tahitian
New Ledonia
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