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Newspaper

Danville Register

Location

Danville, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 14, 1965

Page

9

Eastwood Triumphs in Pittsylvania Primary Upset

Incumbent Dr. Randall Reynolds loses to Randolph Eastwood in a cliff-hanging Pittsylvania County Democratic primary. Eastwood, a Keeling farmer and insurance agent, narrowed Reynolds' longtime edge by carrying Dan River and Tunstall districts amid Byrd Organization tensions and tax critique. Reynolds concedes, pledges support, while Eastwood eyes future service.

Randolph Eastwood Randall O. Reynolds Pittsylvania County Oty Reser IEEE House of Delegates Chatham Eastwood Tunstall Dan River Reynolds Byrd Organization Democrats Pittsylvania W. Carrington Thompson Board of Supervisors Dan River District Frank T. Walton East Chatham West Chatham Gretna Blairs Glenwood Laurel Grove Slatesville Ring Bold Kentuck Callands District Pigg River Menla Staunton River Levelt Banister McDowell's Mill Melvin Giles Giles Danville Thompson Danville-Pittsylvania Byrd

Soldier's Death Boosts State's Accident Toll

A soldier from Winnebago Nebraska, 22, stationed at Vint Hill Farm Station near Warrenton, died in a Washington hospital from injuries after a Monday crash on U S 29 211 in Fauquier County. The death raises Virginia road fatalities to 309 for the year vs 511 a year ago.

Virginia Warrenton Allen Leroy Appleton Winnebago Neb Vint Hill Farm Station Washington i U. S. 29-211 Fauquier County

Pay Increase at DuPont Nylon Plant in Martinsville

Martinsville wage rise for all hourly and clerical workers announced by W D Hartford plant manager marks the end of negoti ations with the Martinsville Nylon Employes Council. Increases range from four to ten cents per hour for hourly staff and apply to salaried workers as well. Hourly and clerical employees totaling about 4000 are affected with July 11 for hourly and July 16 for salaried staff. The plant is currently at full employment.

Martinsville duPont Nylon W. D. Hartford Hartford

Collision Ranks Ninth Among N C Accidents

RALEIGH The truck train collision near Maxton Saturday that killed nine ranks third among major North Carolina traffic accidents. State officials note the crash ties a 1964 Halifax County one car wreck with nine deaths and compare to the 1957 Cumberland County migrant workers disaster. The Maxton crash is described as nearly a million in one shot with speed and timing cited as key factors.

Raleigh Maxton North Carolina State Motor Vehicles Department Atlantic Coast Line Halifax County Lenoir County Cumberland County Department

Brawlers Guilty After Friendly Fight Turns Violent

In Jacksonville a judge found both men guilty after a supposed friendly fight escalated. They claimed knives stayed sheathed, but the loser grabbed a lead pipe and struck the opponent, ending with a guilty verdict for both.

Jacksonville Fla

Anderson Wins Halifax County House Seat Primary

Incumbent Howard P. Anderson defeated Frank M. Slayton in Halifax County South Boston in a Democratic primary. With all 30 precincts reporting, Anderson led 3053 to 1584 overall, carrying 26 precincts while Slayton won South Boston with 607 to 498. Slayton pressed for a statewide sales tax, but Anderson highlighted eight years in the House and opposed the tax without offsetting cuts.

South Boston Howard P. Anderson Frank M. Slayton Halifax County House For Delegates Anderson Halifax Slayton House of Delegates

Martinsville Council Agrees To Sell Tract To Post Office

Martinsville City Council approved the sale of Church Street property to the Post Office Department for 40000. The department may build a new post office below the current facility and has options on three parcels totaling 144 feet frontage, plus an adjacent tract. The plan envisions a local contractor constructing the new building and leasing to the Post Office, with the old building remaining in use. Council also heard two CATV franchise proposals from Harry Anglin and Booth Broadcasting Co. of Detroit. officials said a franchise draft is incomplete and CATV deployment requires careful study and pole replacements. Council showed little interest in paying for pole replacement.

Post Office Council Church Post Office Department William Stone Harry Anglin Julian Wirst

Newly Retired Marine Joins Williams Post

Victor P. Ogden, newly retired after 23 years in the Marines, joined Hugh T. Williams Post 8977, Veterans of Foreign Wars in Danville. He comes from Fredericksburg and is married to Louise Rawley with two sons, one at Community College of VPT and the other at George Washington High School. Ogden transferred from VFW Post 7315 in Havelock, NC. The post observed a charter draped in memory of R. Carter Pruitt who died recently. Next meeting set for July 127.

Corps Hugh T. Williams Danville Victor P. Ogden Marines Ogden Caribbean Fredericksburg Louise Rawley Community College of VPT George Washington High School VFW Post Havelock N.C Post R. Carter Pruitt

City Chief says Danville needs more police officers

Police Chief E G McCain told the Danville Evening Lions that the city must hire more officers to meet day to day demands as good personnel flee to higher paying jobs. He cited rising crime, strain from civil rights critiques, and calls for stronger enforcement and protection for law abiding citizens.

McCain E. G. McCain Danville

Labeling Bill On Cigarettes Is Approved

Congress approved a health warning label for cigarette packs after January 1. The House voted 285 to 103 for the bill, with Senate already backing it. The measure would bar other state and local warnings and delay FTC ad requirements until mid 1969.

Johnson House Senate John E. Moss D-Calif Federal Trade Commission Morris K. Udall D-Ariz Udall Americans For Democratic Action FTC Leon Shull ADA

Crew Proves NATO Crews Can Run Destroyer Efficiently

Norfolk AP five months at sea show Ricketts can operate with mixed crews from United States West Germany Great Britain the Netherlands Greece and Italy. Cmdr Fortson says minor language issues fade as crew masters English and the ship functions as well as any in the fleet. The experiment supports Kennedy’s idea of a mixed NATO fleet sharing nuclear power. Ricketts sails on with a mixed crew until December first.

Norfolk Mediterranean Ricketts Cmdr Thomas FE. Fortson Fortson Rickells United States West Germany Great Britain Netherlands Greece Italy NATO Kennedy

Prosecutor Survives Wilson's Challenge

In a primary election, Wilson's bid faced a stiff test from Link, with Link carrying the 12th Ward and winning broad margins in six wards while narrowly leading in several contested precincts. Riddle, Bates, and Wells also won, thanking supporters as they accepted victory and pledged continued service.

Link Wilson Bascom Jordan Tom Gill Z. W. Johnson Richard Bendall Ewell Barr Riddle Seymore Lyon Bates Wells

Young Porter Scores Hole in One in First Golf Shot

Louisville AP reports 10 year old Mark Porta used his grandfather’s clubs to ace his first ever golf game with a 65 yard drive on his opening shot.

Louisville, Ky Mark Porta

American Legion Scholarships Offered in Virginia

The American Legion Virginia announces two $500 scholarships annually from the Endowment Fund for children of honorably discharged veterans who gain admission to an accredited college or university and need aid. Administered by Gates Richardson, Mrs Gray, Lewis Wilson, and Donald Delaney. applications to Wilbur Walker, 805 Chantilly Street, Richmond.

Richmond American Legion Department of Virginia Joseph B. Halloway Legion Halloway Gates R. Richardson Bedford Wilbur Leslie Gray, Jr Stafford Lewis B. Wilson Prince George Donald F. Delaney Wilbur Walker The Chantilly Street

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Dan River High School Polly Cox Keeling Southwestern Life Insurance 0 Soldier Frank W. Bates Walter M. Riddle Eugene A. Link DuPont Martinsville Council Church St Williams Post Washington, D.C New York Ceitizens Congress Inal Washington Batesoo Holiday Inn Restaurant Mrs. Bradson Bennett Lillian W Yates Mer National Guard Focal Unit Your National Guard Tewees Memorial Townes & Son Petra Corsee Oor
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