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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1965

Page

15

Literacy Tests Ended in Caswell County North Carolina

Caswell County voters are no longer subject to literacy tests under the federal Voting Rights Act of 1965. Attorney General Katzenbach sent guidance that tests and devices as qualifications are suspended where registration or voting rates are under 50 percent, affecting Caswell and neighboring counties. Virginia officials also remove literacy tests statewide.

Caswell County N.C Rockingham Alamance Caswell North Carolina Virginia Pittsylvania W. D. McMullen Sary Katzenbach Coleman B. Yeatts Chatsham Levin Nock Davis State Board of Elections State Board Johnson Yeatts Pofmeated

Conservatives Open Search For Fifth District Leader

The Virginia Conservative Party forms a temporary district committee led by Oscar Payne to choose a district chair and co chairmen for Danville and Pittsylvania County. John W. Carter says a small group of dedicated conservatives began organizing with a campaign HQ site to be found in downtown Danville. A district wide rally is planned for September with the full Conservative ticket to attend including Story Putney and Carter.

Virginia Conservative Party Oscar Payne Danville Pittsylvania Payne John W. Carter Carter William J. Story, Jr Chessapeake Reid .T. Putney Manakin Fifth Corporation

Whisky Charge Against Johnnie Hood in Luck Town

Johnnie B Hood age 65 of Luck Town was charged yesterday with possession of one gallon of illegal liquor. He was arrested by Sgt F H Duncan Jr Officer T G Faulkner and ABC Agent Roy Larson.

Johnnie “B” Hood F. H. Duncan,Jr T. G. ‘Faulkner ABC Roy Larson

Byerly Replies To Critics Over Past Ties To Lockerman

Dr Baxter H Byerly an ophthalmologist in Danville accuses optician James R Lockerman Jr of waging a personal crusade against him and partner. Lockerman testified before a Senate subcommittee alleging unethical eye glass practices by doctors. Byerly refutes claims and notes Lockerman’s five years as a technician in his office. He cites others who dispensed glasses and argues the issue predates his practice. He quotes a letter from Dr Dickerson criticizing his prescribing and selling glasses, while noting it conflicts with major medical bodies. Page 2-8

Baxter H. Byerly Dan Ville James R. Lockerman, Jr Byerly Lockerman Danville Norfolk Dickerson American Medical Association Virginia Medical Society Virginia Ophthalmological Society James W. Tipton

Calvary Pastor McCormick Dies After Seizure

The Rev Charles Albert McCormick Jr pastor of Calvary Methodist Church died after a cerebral hemorrhage at Memorial Hospital. He was 55. A native of Buena Vista he served 31 years in the ministry and was at Calvary for two years. Survived by wife three daughters his mother and five brothers and two sisters. Funeral arrangements not yet set.

Charles Albert McCormick, Jr Calvary Methodist Church Memorial Hospital McCormick Buena Vista Jonathan Edwards, Jr Golden, Colo Charles Scott Pugh Toledo Ohio Mary McCormick Danville C. A. McCormick Brevard N.C

Dan River Offers To Buy Clifton Textile Firm in S C

Dan River Mills Inc announced it has offered to buy Clifton Manufacturing Co a Spartanburg County textile fabric producer. Clifton directors recommend selling assets receivables and inventories to Dan River stockholders to approve the transaction. If approved the deal may close in weeks with Clifton operating as a Dan River division under Clifton president Stanley Converse and about 1500 Clifton employees would stay. Clifton operates three plants in Converse and Clifton SC with 120000 spindles 3400 looms and 19000000 in annual sales last year.

Dan River Mills, Inc Clifton Manufacturing Co Spartanburg County William J. Erwin Dan River Clifton Board of Directors South Carolina Clifton Erwin Spartanburg Stanley W. Converse Converse S.C Virginia Alabama Georgia

Council Committee To Study Leemont Shed

Mayor McCubbins named a three member City Council committee to decide whether the controversial architect designed tool shed in Leemont Cemetery should stay or be removed. The shed cost an estimated 2500 to 3000 dollars with removal about 800. Petitions for both removal and retention followed. Some call for beautification while others protest its prominence in the cemetery.

W. C. McCubbins iCity Council Leemont Cemetery Rodger L. Walton, Jr George B. Anderson Walter E. Barrick T. E. Temple Temple City Public Works Department Florence Collis Eunice Oakley Elizabeth Harrington Grace Garrett Robert H. Clarke Leemont Clarke McCubbins

Erwin and Lane Re-elected to VPI Executive Committee

William J. Erwin president of Dan River Mills and E H Lane chairman of the Lane Co Altavista were re-elected to the Virginia Tech Board of Visitors executive committee. Dr J T Hahn announced Tech will award bachelor of arts degrees next year ending an 80 year gap since BA degrees last awarded 1883 to 1886. The board also re-elected its officers with Harry C Wyatt named rector and Del George M Cochran and Wyatt A Williams kept on the executive committee.

William J. Erwin Dan River Mills E. H. Lane Lane Co Altavista Virginia Tech Board of Visitors Blacksburg JT. Marshall Hahn VFI Tech Hahn State Council On Higher Education VPI Harry C. Wyatt Roanoke the Nor

Car sinks on city lot after washout under pavement

Willard Jefferson of Milton North Carolina watched wrestling at the City Armory last night and found his car sinking in a large hole washed out under the pavement in Spring Street parking area. Police report the four by five foot cavity formed during heavy rain, leaving asphalt to support the vehicle until a wrecker freed it. Smudge pots marked the cave area.

Willard Jefferson City Armory Jefferson Milton N.C Rt. 1 Spring St R. E. Bell

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Christeen Gatewood Pat Richardson Kresge Dr. Byerly The Optician Senate John Wm. Dickerson Calvary Textile Company S. C Council Clark Lane Folk and Western Railroad Rector Del George M. Cochran Staunton Wyatt A. Williams Orange Alrea Rocessing Dibrell Georgia-Florida Big Sale A | Brothers, P, Lorillard and Liggett and
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