Sutton Paroled In Three Strikes Case Shows Reprieve
A Brooklyn judge rules Willie Sutton the actor is a three time loser not four allow ing eligibility for reduced sentence on a Manhattan bank robbery case. The decision lowers Sutton total convictions from four to three and opens parole chances as he fights two additional 30 year terms.
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New York
Brooklyn
Willie
Sutton
Manhattan
Supreme Court
Hyman Barshay
Philadelphia
Doctors Strike Shuts Down Rome Hospitals Across State
About 20 000 physicians in Rome and statewide facilities walked off for three days demanding raises dating to 1966. The action stops elective care and pressures health authorities to grant higher pay and improved conditions.
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Rome
Baly
Tiomkin Predicts Bright Future for Soviet American Films
Russian-born composer Dmitri Tiomkin meets in Moscow during a joint Soviet American project on a Tchaikovsky biography. He says U S distributors overlook Soviet cinema while noting joint productions and the opportunity to attract 260 million moviegoers. Tiomkin emphasizes mutual goals and profits.
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Moscow
Dmitri Tiomkin
Tiomkin
Peter Illich Tchaikovsky
Russia
Tchiakovsky
Mosfilm
Warner Brothers
Seven Arts
Middletown Signs Contract for $353,000 Sewer Project
Mayor Archie Manuel announced the Farm Home Administration contract is signed, providing $353,000 for the sewer project. Construction is underway on the lagoon and sewer line, with engineers coordinating lateral lines to properties. Rights of way for seven parcels are mostly secured, two remain, and sewer connections require a $200 fee plus a five year service at $6 monthly.
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Middletown
Archie Manuel
Farmers Home Administration
J. David Headley
FHA
Brock and Davis
Waynesboro
Manuel
J. Randolph Larrick
Quartet Program Saturday in Wardensville High School
Wardensville Lions Club presents The 20th Quartets on Parade at 8 p.m. in Wardensville High School auditorium featuring The Knights of Shenandoah Crystal Tones Key Kings and Potomac Chords with The Precisionists and The Campbell Raiders from the Washington area. Proceeds support eye care for the needy student loan fund fire company and war memorial building.
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Winchester
Wardensville Lions Club
Wardensville High School
Allen Hawkins
Knights of Shenandoah
Crystal Tones
Key Kings
Potomac Chords
Greater Washington
Hawkins
Washington Area
Precisionists
District of Columbia
Society For the Preservation and Encouragement of
America
Campbell Raiders
War Memorial
Transfer demand climbs as county eyes desegregation move
Heathsville Northumberland County reports more than 450 Negro students request transfers to white schools for September under freedom of choice. 60 Negro pupils already attend predominantly white schools. The Rev H M Ruffin calls for one system with area-based assignments, while 650 residents petitioned to abolish freedom of choice. The board considers seeking federal funds reinstatement based on next year’s projected enrollment.
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Heathsville
Northumberland County
Thomas W. Stafford Jr
H. M. Ruffin
Ruffin
Federal Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Stafford
Meeting Set On Water Sewer Project
A special meeting will be held at Shawnee Fire Hall Thursday at 7 p.m. to answer residents questions about the proposed water and sewer project by the Frederick County Sanitation Authority. Home and land owners of Wea Villa Dye subdivisions and Paper Mill Road are urged to attend. The meeting was called by Ralph Coates Samu Davis J B Fletcher Mel Wines and Chester Palmer.
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Shawnee Fire Hall
Paper Mill Road
Frederick County
Shenandoah District PTA Meet Friday at James Wood High
The Shenandoah District Parent-Teacher Association annual meeting is Friday at James Wood High School. Registration starts 4:30 pm, dinner 5:15 pm, business meeting 6 pm. Reservations by Wednesday to L. L. Voight 662-3183. Guest speaker Fred Entler will discuss Judicial and Juvenile Concerns with a panel of educators, clergy, and probation officials. Local units urged to send delegates.
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Shenandoah
Parent-Teacher Association
James Wood High School
L. L. Voight
Fred Entler
State P.T.A
Emory and Henry College
Arthur Welch
P.T.A
Warren County
William Springston
Thomas Harrison
Bronx youth shot to death roils Bronx block
Roy Innis Jr. 18 son of a Congress of Racial Equality official was killed while playing outside his Bronx apartment. David Newborn 49 a postal clerk was arrested on homicide charges after firing a single shot from a second floor window striking Innis in the back as he fled with friends.
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NEW York
Roy Innis Jr
Congress of Racial Equality
Bronx
David Newborn
Newborn
Innis
Young Innis
Alexander
Apted
Henry E. Boston Dies At 79 In Nobleboro Maine
Henry E. Boston whose book The Outermost House described life on Cape Cod dunes died Monday at his East Neck home near Nobleboro Maine. He was 79. The Outermost House published in 1959 won wide praise for its Cape Cod sea shore nature and wildlife observations and by 1961 had reached its 28th printing.
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Nobleboro
Maine
Henry E. Boston
Cape Cod
Mass
East Neck
Here
Cape, Cod Sea
Nixon Unmoved by Rockefeller Bid in 1968 Race
Washington AP reports Nixon remains calm about potential Rockefeller challenge to the Republican nomination. McWhorter says a Rockefeller candidacy could revive interest and liven the convention. Romney’s withdrawal and Rockefeller’s draft stance shape a wide open GOP race as Nixon eyes key speeches and Reagan positions.
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Washington
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Richard M. Nixon
Charles McWhorter
Nixon
Rockefeller
McWhorter
Michigan
George Romney
New York
American Society of Newspaper Editors
Eugene J. McCarthy
Charleston
W. Va
McCarthy
Robert F. Kennedy
D.N.Y
Gary
Ind
Kennedy
Fargo
N.D
St. Louis
Iowa
Ronald Reagan
California
Reagan
F. Clifton White
Barry Goldwater
White
Los Angeles
Center City County Groups Meet on Community Project
A subcommittee of the Harry Flood Byrd Civic Center Steering Committee will meet Frederick County representatives to discuss city county cooperation in making the Center a community project. The meeting begins at 6 30 p m at Duff s Rebel Restaurant east of the Winchester Armory along Rt 50. Sam D Preston chairs the steering committee and aims to raise funds and start construction with local leaders including J Kenneth Robinson Charles Bass D K Rose soll George Whitacre Robert Solenberger Tom Rosenberger Philip Whitney W H Lawrence Jr and Mrs Davis Bauserman.
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Harry ‘Flood
Byrd Civic Center Steering Committee
Frederick County
Duff’s Rebel Restaurant
Sam D. Preton
Winchester Armory
Rt. 50
Preston
J. Kenneth Robinson
Charles Bass
D. K. Rosesell
George Whitacre
Robert Solenberger
Tom Rosenberger
Philip Whitney
W. H. Lawrence, Jr
Davis Bauserman
Forms Open For Apple Blossom Festival Program Sellers
Apple Blossom Festival organizers announce forms to sell the official program for the May 2 3 4 Shenandoah event. Distributors say to obtain applications at 116 N Braddock St 8 to 5 daily. Parents must approve minors and sign forms before selling.
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Shenandoah
Daniel T. Grimes
N. Braddock St
Mr. Grimes
Braddock Street
Johnson wartime address delayed by political realities
Washington AP report notes President Johnson defers address to Congress as he faces Senate and House budget cuts and tax pressures. Mansfield says approval for new spending is unlikely. some Republicans push back on a business as usual recess while Congress debates open housing and urban aid.
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Washington
Johnson
Senate
Mike Mansfield
Congress
Jacob K. Javits
New York
Charles H. Percy Ofllinois
GOP
Melvin R
Laird
Wisconsin
House
Israel bans book on Eichmann capture in Argentina
In Tel Aviv the government blocks publication of Isser Harel's book about directing Eichmann's 1960 capture. Harel plans to appeal to the Supreme Court as details of the kidnapping and trial raise Israeli Argentine tensions from 1962.
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Tel Aviv
Adolph Eichmann
Isser Harel
Israel
Secret Service
Thhe
Supreme Court
I Eichmann
Argentina
Harel
Eichmann
Italian Designers Return to Safe Fall Fashion in Florence
In Florence designers choose a restrained line for fall and winter. Emilio Pucci opens with terry cloth beach and patio wear. Most studios present winterweight, budget versions of spring and summer lines. Hemlines stop just above the knee with belts and seaming enhancing a curvier silhouette. Colors stay quiet as waist emphasis dominates.
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Florence
Italy
Emilio Pucci
Education Minister Faults Elders Over Student Discipline
Education Minister Triguna Sen told an engineering conference that the older generation bears responsibility for rising student indiscipline saying elders failed to rear youths into useful citizens. He blamed cultural decline and lax parental guidance cited during the conference in Bangalore India.
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Bangalore, India
Triguna Sen
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