Recommendation to require voting machines in Virginia polls
A Virginia legislative commission studying voting laws is considering requiring voting machines at all polling places. Chairman James M. Thomson said the proposal could lead to state aid for localities to purchase machines. The hearings also discussed central registrars, periodic removal of inactive voters, stronger voter ID through state licenses, and reducing residence requirements.
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Richmond
Virginia
Legislative Commission
Laws
James M. Thomson
Alexandria
Commis
Sion
Thomson
Commission
General Assembly
Dear Abby Advice Digest From 1968 Chicago Tribune
Abigail Van Buren counsels young adults on love triangles, obscene calls, and Dear John letters in a dated 1968 column excerpt. A 24 year old, a 28 year old, and another girl navigate affection and decision time, while a nurse warns against premature affection for a wounded serviceman.
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Abigail van Buren
Chicago Tribune-N. Y. News Synd., Inc
Abby
John
Word Search Puzzle Clues Across and Down
A mixed list of clues for an across and down word search puzzle including terms like piggy ride sailing hail pain vex and many more across and down entries such as Scottish caps ellipsoidal enter token measure of a and nautical terms.
Frederick County Precinct Registrars Listed for Voter Registration
The notice provides registrars and contact numbers for each Frederick County precinct. It directs residents to call the appropriate registrar or the County Clerk at 662-4733 to determine registration hours or precinct assignment.
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Robert M. Grim
Frederick County
Back Creek
Dry Run
Willie McIlwee
Star Tannery
Gore
S. W. Riley
Lamps
Raymond Racey
Mt. Falls
Russells
James Allamong
Greenwood
Virginia Richard
Montague Ave
Kernstown
Claude M. Grove
Valley Ave
Susan Demorest
Whitacre
Dolans
Frank Whitacre
Cross Junction
Gainesboro
Winifred Rogers
White Hall
Colleen Russell
Yeakley’s
Linden Unger
Hahn backs right to work law in Virginia politics
Dr. T. Marshall Hahn of Virginia Tech reiterated support for the Commonwealth's right to work policy at a Kiwanis gathering in Norfolk. His stance aligns him with a growing faction in the Democratic gubernatorial race and contrasts with State Sen Henry Howell who opposes the law.
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Norfolk
T. Marshall Hahn
Kiwanis
Commonwelth
Hahn
Henry E. Howell
Sacred Heart Education Series Opens Monday
Sacred Heart parish launches an eight event adult education series beginning Monday at 8 p.m. led by Father Quinlan and other speakers. Topics cover lay participation, church culture, film messages, liturgical changes, ecumenism, and church history with discussion encouraged and hosts from the Council of Catholic Women.
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Sacred Heart
Bob Ganse
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
Mr. Ganse
Norfolk
Virginia
Ed Ostermann
Confraternity of Christian Doctrine
John Russell
Richmond
Thomas Quinlan
al Content
Liturgical Commission
Father Quinlan
Father French
Williamsburg
Father N
Robert Quirin
Robert Ruth
Area Ministerial Association
Father Ruth
Anse
Ostermann
Council of Catholic Woen
Rt. 50 West
Ruth
Red Army guards at Berlin memorial guarded at night
Soviet guards at the West Berlin war memorial near the Brandenburg Gate are sealed off daily at sundown under guard of West Berlin police. A British spokesman said the move was ordered by the British commandant to prevent incidents after past protests against Berlin travel rules and the Soviet invasion of Czechoslovakia.
Brass Arts Trio Opens Shenandoah Artist Series Tuesday
The Brass Arts Trio of Washington DC opens Shenandoah Conservatory's Artist Series Tuesday at 8 p.m. featuring Charles Brady trumpet John Wunderlich French horn and John Marcellus from USC and Juilliard with roles in the National Symphony and university faculties. The program includes Des Pres Handeli Poulenc and pieces by Parrières and Sanders.
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Brass Arts Trio
Washington, D.C
Shenandoah
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Charles Brady
John Wunderlich
John Marcellus
Henkel Harris Holds Two Day Open House in Winchester
Henkel Harris Company announces its second annual open house from noon to 5 p.m. today and 1 to 5 p.m. tomorrow at its Winchester Industrial Park facilities. Guided tours and displays of new furniture will be offered to hundreds of visitors. The firm, founded in 1946 by Carroll Henkel and John Harris, emphasizes its modern manufacturing facilities.
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Henkel- Harris Company
Amhers of
Virginia Galleries Furniture
Winchester
Industrial Park
Henkel
Paper Mill Road
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Cal
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Canterbury
Nellie Colfelt
Stephens City
Middletown
Corn
Stonewall
Clearbrook
Lucille O’connell
Neffstown
Nat Brown
Jackson Ave
Hahn Endorses
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
V. Arthur
Tek
Ian Doctrine
Dov Ganse, Sr
Sacred Heart Education
Robert French
McLean
Vatican
Red Army Guards
Stuart M. Perry
Berryville Rt
Berryville
Winchester Evening Star
University
Southern Cal
Frances Poulenc
Robert
Henkel-Harris
The
United States
Front Royal, Va
West 13Th Street
Front Royal
11Th St
Massanutten Ave
Monroe St
W. 13Th St. Model Home
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Nokesville, Va
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