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45 YEARS AGO

The following item is reprinted from the November 9, 1961 issue of the Rappahannock News. A visit to Dulles Airport, Chantilly, Va. By Sarah Latham Bmgress is wonderful; feat of science frightening. Amazement best describes what 1 felt Sunday a week ago when I toured the Dulles International Airport, now under construction at t'hantil|y. though I have paid occasional visits there since the fitst tree was cut as construction was begun. it .s amazing to see a vast sea of concrete laid in the spots where \ ou used to visit neighbors and play with youngsters your age. I was a native of Fairfax County and the airfield is located just • ■hoi:i three miles from my home there. As a matter of fact the back part of of the farms which belong to two of my brothers-in' > w md sisters were acquired by the Federal Government for the I X il l l

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