Art Exhibit Sets During Festival At Handley Library
Under the apple Blossom Festival sponsorship the Handley Library Auditorium hosts an April 28 and 29 exhibit from noon to 6 p.m. featuring Shenandoah College and local students work guided by Mrs. Lea L. Hiebert. Her one woman show runs April 30 to May 2 with oils, water colors, ink drawings, and international pieces. On May 2 a free 7 to 9 p.m. lecture, films, and slides cover modeling a 27 foot Air Borne Trooper statue at Fort Bragg with step by step molding and casting.
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Handley Library
Shenandoah College
Lea L. Hiebert
Japan
Switzerland
Fort Bragg
Air India Checks 707 Tail Cracks After Boeing Alert
Air India announced the tail assemblies of its seven Boeing 707s were inspected for hairline cracks with no cracks found. The check followed Boeing supplier guidance after concerns about older 707 tails. Air India previously lost a 707 with 117 aboard in a January Mont Blanc crash. cause undetermined.
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Bombay
India
Air India
Boeing Co
Campbell Named Trustee of University of Virginia Business School
W Kenneth Campbell general manager of Howard Shockey and Sons Inc Winchester has been elected one of seven sponsor trustees for the University of Virginia Graduate School of Business Administration He is the first alumnus of the school to join the Board of Trustees Campbell earned his MBA in 1962 and serves on the Alumni Association board The Sponsors group numbers about 350 firms and individuals and supports the school for a three year term alongside Frank Batten Donald C Cook Carl J Gilbert Donald L Jordan and Howard W McCall Jr among others
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W. Kenneth Campbell
Howard Shockey and Sons, Inc
Winchester
University of Virginia
Graduate School of Business Administration
Campbell
Graduate School Alumni Association
Graduate Business School
Frank Batten
Norfolk Virginian-Pilot
Norfolk Ledger-Star
Donald C. Cook
American Electric Power Co
New York City
Carl J. Gilbert
Gillett Co
Boston
Donald L. Jordan
Johnson-Carper Furniture Co
Roanoke
National Association of Manufacturers
Howard W. McCall, Jr
Bank Officials Named in NYC Paper Firm Tie
President and director of the Chemical Bank of New York Trust Co. and J. E. Ray II, vice-president of Union Bag Camp Paper Corp., New York City, are connected to the disclosed arrangement as part of the corporate dealings reported.
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The
Chemical Bank of New York Trust Co
J. E. Ray, II
Union Bag- Camp Paper Corp
New York City
Multimillion Suit Accuses Liggett and Myers of Interfering Trade
Larus and Brother Co files two federal suits in Richmond seeking 6.5 million and 6 million dollars. The complaints allege Liggett and Myers Tobacco Co caused La Perla Cigar and Cigarette Factory to contract with L&M, breaching a 1962 agreement to manufacture and sell Larus trademarks in the Philippines. The suits also claim unlawful monopoly and restraint of trade.
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Richmond
Liggett and Myers ‘Tobacco Co
Larus and Brother Co
That &M
Federal District Court
Larus
L&m
L&m and
la Perla
Bell Toll for Viet Nam War Dead at St Mark’s
A Lutheran pastor a Roman Catholic priest and a rabbi joined in tolling the bell of St Mark's In the Bouwerie Episcopal Church to mourn Vietnam dead and protest the war. Rector Rev J Michael Allen said it was the bell's first tolling since Kennedy's assassination.
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New York
St. Mark’s In-the-Bouwerie Episcopal Church
Viet Nam
J. Michael Allen
Kennedy
Ethics Committee Probes Dodd Donations Tax-Free Gifts
The Senate ethics panel led by Sen. Stennis probes if testimonial dinners for Sen. Dodd produced tax-free gifts. Bennett says the committee learned of the issue via newspapers and may hold hearings as it investigates whether funds were used for personal expenses or campaign needs.
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Washington
Senate Ethics Committee
Thomas J. Dodd
Wallace F. Bennett
Utah
Bipartisan Committee On
Bobby Baker
Dodd
Connecticut
Sen. Dodd
Bennett
Ethics Committee
Drew Pearson
Jack Anderson
John C. Stennis
Dmiss
Czech Filmmakers Win Best Foreign Language Oscar
The Czech film The Shop on Main Street won the Academy Award for best foreign language film, the first Oscar to go behind the Iron Curtain. Directors Jan Kadar and Elmar Klos, together for eight films, led a nationalized Czechoslovak industry with three studios producing 36 features yearly.
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Hollywood
Motion Picture Academy
Main Street
Italy
Greece
Sweden
Japan
Jan Kadar
Elmar Klos
Klos
Kadar
Czechoslovakia
Klos-Kadar
Academy
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Ana
Sherwin-Williams
Sherwin-Williams Paints
Loudoun ST
Virginia
Windsor
Jim Walter
Sratetne
Fingerstown
Penn. Ave. Hwy
North P.O. Box
Fredericksburg
N. P.O
JA Walter Corporation
Telephone
Kenneth Campbell
Crampton’s Orthopedic & Surgical Supplies
Braddock St
Winchester, Va
Rosanna Schiaffino
Iron Curtain
Bob Thomas
OLY
Borden Chemical Company Smalts
National Ave
Chapman Motor Co., Inc
W. Boscawen ST
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