Sign for Civil War Circle Tour Draws Resident Complaints
David Rowland of Shenandoah Valley objects to a Circle Tour marker on Martinsburg Pike near his home. Officials say the sign sits on state right of way and aids tourists viewing battlefield sites while minimizing costs. Rowland fears litter and a “lovers lane” could form at the turnoff.
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Civi Warreburg Pike
David Rowland
Handley
Martinsburg Pike
Winchester
MR. Rowland
State Highway Dept
Virginia Civil War Commission
James, J. Geary
Shenandoah Valley
Geary
D. E. Goulden
Edinburg
Rowland
Carty
Reapportionment Compromise Deliberations In Senate Debate
Senate votes on a nonbinding sense of the Congress substitute to the Dirksen Mansfield plan amid a stalemate over reapportionment and a $3.3 billion foreign aid bill. Mansfield seeks to end the 88th Congress with a midafternoon roll call while Dirksen waives objection and reserves a motion to table. The compromise urges district courts to grant states extra time to reapportion and allows elections under last Sunday’s laws if states fail to act.
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Washington
Senate
Congress
Mike Mansfield
Everett M. Dirksen
Mansfield
Dirksen
Johnson
Supreme Court
Miss Virginia Carolyn Eddy to Attend Chest Events
Norfolk social figure Miss Virginia Carolyn Eddy will attend the Winchester Frederick County Community Chest Red Feather kick off supper and parade next Monday. She arrives mid afternoon and will be honored at a tea with the Winchester Jayceeettes in the George Washington Hotel. Eddy will take part in the Red Feather supper program at six and be featured in the eight o clock parade.
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Virginia
Carolyn Eddy
Norfolk
Winchester - Frederick County
Warren Commission Report Delivered to President Johnson
Chief Justice Earl Warren presented to President Johnson the Warren Commission report on the Kennedy assassination. The seven members submitted a 20 volume record after secret hearings and extensive evidence reviews to clarify the events in Dallas on November 22.
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Ashington
Earl Warren
Johnson
John F. Kennedy
White House
Warren
Kennedy
Dallas
Lee Harvey Oswald
Oswald
Justice Black Stays Civil Rights Ruling
Supreme Court Justice Hugo L. Black granted a stay blocking enforcement of a civil rights law ruling against Ollie’s Barbecue in Birmingham Alabama. The stay signals the high court will hear the case October 5 after handling an Atlanta case upholding the law’s public accommodations provisions.
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Washington
Hugo L. Black
Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
High Court
Atlanta
Equity
Black
Ollie
Ollie McClung Sr
Ollie Jr
Complete Groups of Vanity Fair Underwear and Foundations
Worth's offers a complete selection of Vanity Fair underwear and foundations. Shoppers can find coordinated sets and essential pieces for daily wear and special fits at competitive prices.
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Vanity Fair
Worth’s
Rescue squads gather for Virginia VARS convention
First of about 600 attendees arrive as VARS and auxiliary members convene for a two day statewide meeting. Program includes officer elections, a First Aid contest with James Wood and Handley students as injured volunteers, a parade, and a banquet with State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr. as guest speaker.
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Virginia Assn
VARS
Association
James Wood
Handley
Loudoun St
Harry F. Byrd, Jr
Area Students Named Merit Semi-finalists
Two area high school seniors were named National Merit Scholarship semi finalists Rollin David Larrick of James Wood High School and Michael A Lovett of Handley High School. Larrick, son of R M and Mrs R M Larrick Route 4, plans college at Virginia to study government service and edits the Wood Post while in French Club and Mu Alpha Theta. Lovett, son of Harry Lovett and Mrs Lovett of Tennyson Avenue, aims for Amherst College and shared his excitement.
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Rollin David Larrick
Michael A. Lovett
Young Larrick
R. M. Larrick
Route 4
James Wood High School
Lovett
Harry Lovett
Tennyson Ave
Handley High School
Larrick
University of Virginia
Wood Post
Mu Alpha Theta
Young Lovett
Amherst College
Extradition Waived to Shenandoah
Shenandoah County Commonwealth's Attorney Kermit L. Racey says North Carolina inmate Larry James Mauldin 24 of Charlotte has waived extradition. Mauldin alleged to have killed two men last April and buried them in the county. Racey will prepare a court order for his return and authorities seek the grave locations.
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Woodstock
Shenandoah County
Commonwealth
Kermit L. Racey
North Carolina
Racy
Larry James Mauldin
Charlotte
N.C
Mauldin
Guaranteed 40 Hour Week Sought by UAW
AP reports the United Auto Workers demand a guaranteed 40 hour workweek in final GM contract talks. The union cites Chrysler and Ford agreements, noting 75 percent of straight-time pay and pension improvements. Official strike deadline set for 10 am with pessimism on reaching a quick settlement.
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Detroit
United Auto Workers Union
General Motors Corp
Walter Reuth
Jer
General Motors
Jupon
Chrysler Corp
Ford Motor Co
Chrysler
Ford
Bureau of Labor Statisstics
Flames Invade Santa Barbara as Brush Fire Rages
A Santa Barbara brushfire driven by 40 mph Santa Ana winds drives residents from homes and encroaches on the city. Firefighters rush to protect houses as a second blaze erupts near San Marcos Pass. By dawn the fire charred over 16 500 acres with 5 000 evacuated and at least 24 structures confirmed destroyed in the region including Montecito and Westmont College.
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Santa Barbara
Calif
Foothill Road
U.S. Forest Service
San Marcos Pass
Forest Service
Mt. Calvary Monastery
Westmont Colege
Montecito
Los Angeles
Santa Ynez Mountains
California
Santa Ana
Weather front moves into Virginia with cooler air ahead
A cold front moved into Virginia last night with limited impact. A secondary front bringing cooler temperatures is expected to enter the state by tonight.
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Richmond
Virginia
State
Wanted Girl in Press Dept Apply in Person
Help wanted advertisement seeks a girl for the press department at Pingley and Carpers Cleaners with in person application requested. No further details provided in the readable text.
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Pingley & Carpers Cleaners
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