October Color and Local Social Roundup
September fades as October shows colorful foliage on Skyline Drive. Social notes: Mrs. Kenneth Gilpin hosts tea with Lewis Allen and the Hume Cronyn visit. residents attend plays in Washington and Newmarket. trips to Rehoboth Beach and Maine are noted. School events include Powhatan field trip to Big Meadows and tea day. travelers include Abram Hewitt and the Presnikoffs bound for Tokyo and the Olympics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Gilpin
Laurence Williams
Rehoboth Beach, Md
William Cook
Delmar Robinson, Jr
Winchester
Harry Stimpson
Rosney
Williamsburg
Apple Hill
Maine
Eva Noland
William West, III
William West
Locksley
Fessenden School
Boyce Episcopal
Frank Cayce
Tanganyika
Africa
Powhatan School
Big Meadows
Hamiet
Igor Presnikoff
Tokyo
Japan
Far East
Hawaii
Ensign
A. R. Dunning, Jr
Elizabeth
Athlone
Virginian to be released from New Jersey prison
Aust in Guthrie of Danville Virginia, sentenced to nine to ten years for manslaughter, will be released next month per the New Jersey Parole Board. Guthrie fatally wounded a man with a butcher knife during a tavern fight in Paterson over a dispute involving three women.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N.J
Austin
Gutherie
Danville
New Jersey Parole Board
Paterson
Marsh Vote No Surprise To Erickson
Roy H. Erickson Republican candidate for Congress in the 7th District says it should come as no surprise that Democratic Rep. John Marsh Jr. backs President Johnson. Marsh told the Waynesboro News-Virginian he plans to vote for Johnson and will continue to judge each proposal on what is best for the nation and commonwealth, while supporting Sen. Byrd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harrisonburg
Roy H. Erickson
Congress
John ‘C.marsh Jr
Johnson
Marsh
Goldwater
Waynesboro News - Virginian
Commonwealth
Sen
Byrd
Fewer Than Sixty Young Gorillas Exhibit in U S Zoos
A preliminary survey finds fewer than 60 young gorillas on display across United States zoos. Researchers note limited breeding and conservation programs, with several institutions reporting small, scattered populations and ongoing efforts to boost numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S
Virginians to Vote on Primary Write-In Ban Amendment
Virginia voters face an added ballot item on November 3, an amendment to bar write-in votes in primaries. Rooted in a 1962 study, the change would restrict unpledged or unaffiliated write-ins by clarifying that primaries prohibit them while general elections remain open to write-ins.
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Richmond
Virginia
Legislative Study Commission
Assembly of 1962
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R.A. Butler
Conservative Party
Bures Hamlet
England
Suffolk
Anne Humes
Sherwood Farms
Stevenson
Newspaper Enterprise Assn
Spain
Sire de Maletroit
Erickson
Winchester Evening Star
Philco Color TV
Philco
Wallv
Philco Bendix
CSM Na Alas
Firestone
Whitewalls
Blackwalls
Philco Courier
Aston Nail
Freezer
N. Braddock ST
Firestone Uni-Charge
Ofl
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