Democrats Launch statewide campaign tour in Virginia race
The Democratic effort begins with events at Hungry Mother Park near Marion and in Fairfax County for Clive L. DuVal. Sen Byrd Jr and Sen Spong Jr join a Richmond rally along with other nominees. Republican James P. Ould Jr. counters in Richmond, calling for a real war on poverty and more Republicans in Congress. Rawlings accuses Scott of concealing his party.
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Delegation Urges Paving of Parkins Mill Road at Supervisors Meeting
A 19 resident delegation from Parkins Mill R4 pleaded for paving of Parkins Mill Road, noting its existence since 1772 and severe dust. County funds are pledged for rebuilding or paving with work expected by early spring, requiring a 40-foot right of way and state highway clearance priorities.
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County enrollments dip in Shenandoah schools as high school graduation rate rises
Dr. W W Robinson reports enrollment down to 4862 from 5051 in 1965 due to local business closures, with elementary schools most affected. He notes 65 percent of Shenandoah County students now graduate high school. In Woodstock, residents plan a rescue squad meeting at 7 30 pm to form a board and charter, with an ambulance provided and a $200 donation reported. In Harrisonburg, two men face charges after a 40 gallon whisky still was found in Hopkins Gap, with a hearing set for Tuesday.
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Jury Duty Report Set For City Hall
Twenty people are ordered to report to City Hall Thursday at 9 50 a.m. for jury duty in Corporation Court. The list includes Julia E Benham Charles A Dorton Jr Harold Campbell Raymond F Corrigan Marvin E Gore Jr Robert L Boyd Georgia Blackburn Edmund J Dyer Gladys B Kern Montgomery Triplett Shirley White Frank Clevinger William D Chrismore Julian H Buncutter Harry A Carpenter George H Garber Virgil H Baker Alg er J Coffman Curtis W Wilson and James G Sempeles. Every 3 4 days a new museum opens in the United States.
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Scientists Try to Pinpoint Quake Center Near Reno
A strong earthquake felt in three states prompted seismologists from the University of Nevada to set up a field crew ten miles west of Reno. The 6.5 quake disrupted roads and tracks, toppled plaster in Carson City and Sacramento, and caused no reported deaths or injuries.
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Johnson vetoes 90 million insurance bill
President Johnson vetoed a 90 million dollar increase in federal employee health and life insurance benefits saying it inflationary and out of step with anti inflation aims. He cited rising wages and spending and warned that extending benefits broadly would fuel inflation by about 3 billion.
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Nixon Starts 34 000 Mile Campaign Trek
Nixon begins a 34 state campaign trip for GOP candidates across 34 states aiming to boost his 1968 nomination bid. He defers questions on his own ambitions noting 1966 first, after meeting with former President Eisenhower.
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Post Office to issue Eugene O Neill commemorative stamp
The AP reports the United States Postal Service will issue a commemorative stamp next year honoring the late author and playwright Eugene O Neill. A pound of grapes contains about 435 calories.
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Weather delays mercy flight from Antarctic to Christchurch
Severe winds and poor visibility delay U S Navy efforts to evacuate Antarctic scientist Armand Spitz 21 Fairfax Va for surgery in Christchurch New Zealand. A ski Hercules remains stranded at McMurdo awaiting calmer weather and Byrd Station relief.
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