Jury acquits man in Covington murder case
An Alleghany County jury acquitted William J. Brown of Low Moor, 24, in the November death of William W. Lange, 31, after three hours of deliberation. Prosecution argued Lange died from two baseball bat blows in Covington on November 18. defense suggested heart disease and ventricular fibrillation as the cause.
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Philadelphia Police Advisory Board reinstatement fight escalates
In Philadelphia 6000 officers oppose civilian appeals board. City and allies back reinstatement arguing improved police relations. opponents call it a menace. Court ruling voided 1958 board as unlawful. The appeal proceeds as civic groups and leaders weigh public referendum.
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King Seeks Powerful Peace Bloc in Vietnam Summer Project
Dr. Martin Luther King announces a Vietnam Summer Project to halt the war, aiming to recruit 10,000 volunteers with 200 trainers. The plan mirrors the civil rights movement, includes referendums, antiwar boycotts, antidraft activities, and urging public hearings, with Spock and Scheer at his side in Cambridge.
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Harrisonburg Man Slain Near Pulaski
Cal vin A Carpenter 30 of Harrisonburg was killed by a shotgun blast on a porch in the Staffordshill community near Pulaski. Monroe Mitchell 22 was held in lieu of bond on murder charges. Police found Carpenter's body. Mitchell resides in a house owned by his father Lawrence Mitchell.
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Bartholomew Gosnold Credited With Cape Cod Discovery
The Cape Cod discovery is usually credited to English explorer Bartholomew Gosnold. His voyage is noted in early northern Atlantic exploration history.
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