Talman Produces Urgent Antismoking Film Before Death
New York AP William Talman died of lung cancer at 53 after a life of smoking. The Perry Mason actor filmed a one minute antismoking message for the American Cancer Society at his Encino home six weeks before his death. In the film he appeals to quit smoking and not to start, citing his battle with cancer and his six children.
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Sacred Heart Plans Adult Education Program
Winchester's Sacred Heart Church launches its first parish wide adult education course starting Sept 30. The eight week program, held Mondays 8 to 10 p.m. at Sacred Heart Academy Route 50, features diocesan theologians including Fathers Quirin French and Quinlan. The sessions cover liturgical change ecumenism scripture interpretation and church involvement post Vatican II.
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Winchester
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Heart Academy
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7th District Candidates Set TV Debate
Three rivals for Congress in the 7th District agreed to an hour long televised debate on September 27. The event, announced by WSVA TV, will feature incumbent Democratic Rep. John O. Marsh Jr. Republican Del. A. R. Giesen and Conservative L. A. Brooks. Each candidate gives a six minute opening, a four minute rebuttal, with a panel of newsmen asking questions.
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L. A. Brooks
Two Virginians Die in Vietnam War Confirmed
Defense Dept confirms Marine Pfc. Donald R. Robinson of Chesapeake killed in action and Army Sgt. Talmadge H. Alphin Jr. of Williamsburg listed as head of hostile causes after earlier being recorded as missing.
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Layton to Speak at Winchester Education Forum Sept 23
William Layton, newly appointed Language Arts director for Winchester Frederick and Clarke Counties, will speak at the Winchester Education Forum on Sept 23 at 7 30 p m in the Handley High School Cafeteria. Parents and interested persons are invited to attend to hear about the new program for grades one through twelve. Jacob Johnson will introduce new teachers and Marvin Gore will outline the year’s forum activities.
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Winchester Schools
Marvin Gore
Refuge families visit and travel return home
Mr. and Mrs Ezra Henry and daughter with son in law Jennnings and daughter of Front Royal returned home after visiting their son C P O Frederick W Henry aboard the U S S Yasmite at New Port Rhode Island. Mr and Mrs Robert Miller and Lynn of York Haven Pa visited Mr and Mrs C E Conner on Sunday. Mr and Mrs Raymond Conner and son Mark of Winchester visited Saturday. Mr and Mrs Robie Doven sons of Rockville Md spent the weekend at their summer home near Refuge Church.
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Jennings
Front Royal
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Rhode Island
Robert Miller
Lynn
York Haven
C. E. Conner
Raymond Conner
Mark
Winchester
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Refuge Church
Ray May Not Testify at Trial Starting Nov. 12
James Earl Ray, charged with murder in the Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. assassination, may not testify in his Shelby County Criminal Court trial set for November 12. Defense counsel Arthur Hanes Sr. cites Tennessee law requiring the defendant to be the first witness if called, with decisions to occur after cross examination of the prosecution. Ray's background and escape from Missouri State Penitentiary may be used in cross examination to challenge his credibility, while security at the Shelby County jail could influence proceedings.
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Martin Luther King Jr
Arthur Hanes Sr
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Ray
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Shelby County Criminal Court
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Moon's Varying Distance From Earth
The moon's orbit is elliptical causing distance to vary. Maximum distance is 252710 miles and minimum distance is 221463 miles.
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