Marsh Trial Delayed Over Bank Robbery Case
John Edward Marsh faces charges of robbing the Commercial and Savings Bank Loudoun branch in Winchester. Trial paused due to Judge Dalton's sister death and resumes in Roanoke U S District Court. Prosecution and defense dispute timing and identity with witness testimony and FBI statement noting Marsh sought a fresh start after departure from Winchester.
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John Edward Marsh
Commercial & Savings Bank
Loudoun
Roanoke
U.S. District Court
U.S
Ted Dalton
Marsh
Winchester
FBI
R. Stiffley
American Viscose Corp
Front Royal
GNP Rises Sharply In First Quarter
The Commerce Department reports gross national product increased to a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 714 billion dollars in the first quarter, a 2.5 percent gain from the previous quarter. The rise exceeds prior expectations and may intensify calls for a tax increase to curb inflation. The 17 billion dollar jump is preliminary and subject to revision next month. President Johnson had forecast 717 to 727 billion for 1966, with officials later projecting 730 to 735 billion.
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Washington
Commerce Department
Office of Business Economics
Johnson
Congress
Peach Bloom In Wickliffe Orchard Sparks Local Pride
The peach orchard of Richar Smith in the Wickliffe area Clarke County shows full bloom after warm sunshine yesterday. EL RITTER named Church League Softball Commissioner plans May opener and says an important meeting for managers is at 7 30 tonight at the War Memorial.
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Richar Smith
Wickliffe
Clarke County
EL Ritter
New Church League
Church League
War Memorial
Ward Plaza Looted In Frederick County Break-ins
Thieves hit Ward Plaza three stores in the early hours Sunday cutting through roof vents to enter. Peoples Service Drug Store suffered about $2,000 in cash a camera and cigarettes. L and W Cafeteria also broke in with the office ransacked and doors damaged. The Plaza Theatre reported about $100 plus damage from vent openings and a crowbar entry. Deputies and a state trooper assisted in the investigation.
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Frederick County
Robert L. DeHaven
Ward Plaza
Peoples Service Drug Store
Middletown
VFW
Stephens City
Brucetown
Stonewall
Clearbrook
James Shoemaker
Plaza Theatre
L and W
Peoples
Sheriff's Office
Toreh
Peoples Drug Store
Leonard Luttrell
Lamar Keen
Shoemaker
Montgomery Ward
Lacy Anderson
Osborne Renner
James Kincaid
Weather brings fair warm conditions to Virginia
Southerly winds off an Atlantic Coast high pressure area bring fair and warm weather to Virginia with light winds and mild temperatures across the region.
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Richmond
Virginia
Incomplete Ballots Across Three Valley Towns
Shenandoah Valley towns face write in votes as deadlines pass with Mt. Jackson mayoral slot empty and Edinburg council left with single contender. Front Royal Strasburg New Market and Woodstock reveal mixed races and several unopposed incumbents or pending write ins.
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Shenandoah Valley
Mt. Jackson
Edinburg
New Market
Henry Jordan
James B. Bowman
M. W. Reger
Owen Larrick
Wilmer Allen
Lacy Rea
Richard Burkett
James R. Miller
Ralph Bingham
New
Woodstock
William Dalke, Jr
Fred R Emsviller, Jr
Allen H. Peer
Milton Coffman
M. Luther Bauserman
C. A. Kibler
Joseph P. Myers
Harry Chuck Jones
W. Nelson Lynn
Zane Neff
Peter E. Craig
Clifton E. Dinges
Missile Attacks Shrink Hanoi Perimeter in Wartime Action
U S air raids struck missile sites on Hanoi outskirts as battles widen. Secretary of State Dean Rusk testified on Viet Nam elections speeding toward August constitutional assembly while critics press for stronger military action amid political turmoil.
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Washington
Dean Rusk
Viet Nam
Rusk
Congress
Hanoi
South
South Viet Nam
Johnson
U. S. News and World Report
Goldwater
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
Oscar Awards Night Opens With Color Broadcast and Glamour
In Santa Monica the 38th annual Oscar ceremony unfolds at the Civic Auditorium with Lynda Bird Johnson and George Hamilton among 2,800 in attendance. Bob Hope will host for the 12th time while Cyd Charisse and Patty Duke appear. the event runs 10 p.m. EST on ABC.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Academy
Lynda Bird Johnson
George Hamilton
Santa Monica Civic Auditorium
Bob Hope
Cyd Charisse
Miss Charisse
Quipmaster Hope
ABC
Hamilton
Patty Duke
Miss Johnson
Beverly Hilton
Acadeemy
Rosenberger Former Board Head Dies in Maryland
Charlies Meredith Rosenberger 89 of Frederick County died at Walter Reed Hospital after a long illness. He chaired the Frederick County Board of Supervisors for 16 years and served 24 years as a supervisor. He was active on the Welfare Board and on Winchester Memorial Hospital’s board. He was a lifelong Democrat and Fremont Lutheran Church member.
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Charlies Meredith Rosenberger
Frederick County
Walter Reed Hospital
Washington
Frederick
Frederick County Welfare Board
Winchester Memorial Hospital
Winchester-Frederick County
Rosenberger
Fremont Lutheran Church
Closest Raid Yet To Capital Near Hanoi Struck by U S Jets
U S Air Force jets hit two Soviet built missile sites near Hanoi and damaged a highway bridge on the Hanoi Haiphong route. A separate strike 65 miles northwest of Saigon targeted a Viet Cong marshaling point as Buddhist leaders urged restraint and a government transition.
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Viet Nam
Hanoi
Saigon
South Viet Nam Kap
U.S
Vinh
Toad
North Viet Nam
Tiger Island
17Th Parallel Frontier
Dong Hoi
Air Force
Nguyen Cao Ky
Thich Tri Quang
da Nang
20000 Miners Return to Work in Pittsburgh
About 20 000 soft coal miners resumed work after a weeklong strike while roughly 35 000 stayed out seeking a new contract. The Bituminous Coal Operators Association renewed its charge that the strike is illegal and sent a telegram to United Mine Workers president W A Boyle alleging violation of laws and a valid labor agreement. Official opening Apple Valley Driving Range and Miniature Golf.
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Pittsburgh
Asociation
W. A
Tony) Boyle
United Mine Workers Union
Court strikes down loyalty oath for all state employees
The Supreme Court, in a 5-4 decision by Justice Douglas, voided an Arizona law requiring loyalty oaths from public employees including Barbara Elfbrandt a Tucson teacher who refused to sign. Dissent by Justice White joined by Clark Harlan Stewart noted. Elfbrandt had taught eight years without pay and faced potential back pay if successful.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Arizona
William O. Douglas
Byron R. White
Tom C. Clark
John M. Harlan
Potter Stewart
White
Barbara Elfbrandt
Tucson
Douglas
Elfbrandt
Rug Cleaning Service Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Corrigan Rug Cleaners offers complete rug cleaning services at 906 Berryville Ave. The business advertises professional cleaning for area rugs and related care.
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Corrigan Rug Cleaners
Berryville Ave
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J. M. Gilliam
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