Wall knocked down by car injures fence during odd incident
A man-sized car knocked down the wall and bent the fence a week ago as Tyrone played on the sidewalk. Since then Tyrone has been having fun.
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Winchester Evening Star in Winchester, Virginia
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 22, 1969
Page
8
Sit-In At Moton High Demands School Board Action
About 300 of 600 Predominantly Negro Moton High students staged a day long sit in in the school auditorium to protest the Prince Edward County School Board failure to reappoint teacher T Burwell Robinson Jr and to push for Black representation on the board. Principal A O Hosley said classes were boycotted as students blocked entry for teachers and would be cited for unexcused absences.
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Hosley
County School Board
Bryan R. Harper
Robinson
Moton
Laser tests beat seismographs in detecting underground nuclear activity
California scientist Dr. Joferoy Gauger reports laser beam instruments detected an underground Nevada test last November from 156 miles away. He says laser tech could monitor subsurface nuclear activity cheaper and faster than traditional seismographs, with a $20 000 setup versus multi million dollar arrays.
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Washington
California
Joferoy Gauger
Donnell-Douglas Corp
Montana
Nevada
Norfolk and Western seeks two train suspensions
Norfolk and Western Railway will ask the Interstate Commerce Commission to discontinue trains 15.25 and 16.26 between Norfolk and Cincinnati due to low passenger use. The company will propose lower fares and better service on trains 3 and 4, the Pocahontas, to justify reallocating funds to the more popular route.
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Norfolk and Western Railway
Federal Interstate Commerce Commission
Norfolk
Cincinnati
Ohio
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