Howard Bid Denied Trial Motion in Double Murder Case
Circuit Judge Elliot D. Marshall denied a defense motion to throw out two indictments charging Otha T. Howard with the murders of Frederick County women, as Howard was arraigned and a trial date discussed amid arguments over speedy trial rights and bail.
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Otha T. Howard
Frederick County
David G. Simpson, Jr
Peter K. McKee
Simpson
Howard
King George County
King George
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Commonwealth
F. L. Woolf
McKee
Massie
Court of Appeals
Marshall
Waltine Naomi Hoover
E. M. Snow
Luther Durham
Virginia Flair Marks Palm Beach Rotary Meeting
Palm Beach event features Miss Caroline Blake of Waterford as guest of honor with her mother Mrs. Ronald Blake. Also attending are Don Niemann and local school leaders. Winchester Rotary sends greeting. Miss June Irvine now resides in West Palm Beach after sightseeing with Miss Blake. Carnival for MD raised $23 at 833 N Loudoun St. Notes list bowling and darts activities and a bank of local business ads.
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Palm Beach
Fila
Virginia
Caroline Blake
Waterford
Ronald Blake
Don Niemann
Powhatan School
Boyce
Winchester Rotary Club
Phil Whitney
Wyatt Storage fire in Richmond causes $600,000 damage
Firefighters battled a three story Wyatt Storage Corp warehouse blaze on Brook Road from 6 51 p m to 12 41 a m. Damage to contents estimated at 500 000 with total loss around 600 000. three firefighters injured, roof collapsed at 7 30 p m. Nearby firms spared except smoke exposure.
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Richmond
Wyatt Storage Corp
Brook Road
Wyatt
Crystal Ice Storage
Hugh R. Nocal Co
Edgar A. Sherry
Sherry
M. 5
Wil Mans
Jim Stanley
Mane
Ager
Hall’s Inn
Red No Other Hue Will Do In Binghamton
In Binghamton a resident painted a fire hydrant orchid, violating city water regulations. A public works crew repainted it red, and officials warned of possible fines or jail time unless she stops painting.
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Binghamton
Charles Bacchovchin
City Public Works
Bachovehin
Water Department
Weekend Special Home Buy See Page 3 Today
A weekend home buying feature invites readers to turn to page 3 for discounts listings and market tips. The brief promotes a special section aimed at buyers with practical guidance and market snapshots.
Turkish Jets Strafe Cyprus as U N Council Urged to Meet
Turkey asked the United Nations Security Council for an urgent meeting over Greek Cypriot attacks on Turkish Cypriots. An Ankara letter to council president Sivert Nielsen urged action as Cyprus accused Turkish planes of harbor strikes while Turkey says they were reconnaissance.
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United Nations, N.Y
Turkey
U.N. Security Council
U.N
Orhan Eralp
Council
Sivert A. Nielsen
Norway
Cyprus
Mediterranean
Makarios
Greek Defense Minister Warns Cyprus Crisis Could Lead to War
Greek Defense Minister Peter Garoufalias said Turkey escaped air attack on a Cyprus village created a highly dangerous situation that might lead to war. He spoke as chiefs of the Greek armed forces met to assess military implications of the crisis.
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Athens
Greece
Peter Garoufalias
Turkey
Cyprus
Garoufalias
Leaps to Death From Golden Gate Bridge
An unidentified young man leaped to his death Friday from the Golden Gate Bridge. The act marked the sixth suicide from the bridge in two weeks and the 271st since it opened 27 years ago.
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San Francisco
Golden Gate Bridge
Weather in Richmond Brings Scattered Showers Then Pleasant Days
A cold front passing north of Virginia should trigger scattered showers today. After noon, temperatures reach the upper 80s to low 90s, followed by several days of pleasant weather.
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Richmond
Virginia
War Spread Chances Lessen in Viet Nam
U S authorities say major expansion of theVietnam war appears less likely with no signs of mass incursion by Hanoi or sea forces. Congress backed Johnson’s flexible response with near unanimity, while South Viet Nam remains under martial law and U S redeployment continues.
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U.S
North Viet Nam
Johnson
Congress
Southeast Asia
House
Senate
United
Viet Nam
Nguyen Khanh
Fincham Acquitted In Miller Death
Silas Bund Fincham, 48, a Middletown construction worker, is acquitted of murder by a 12 juror Frederick County Circuit Court. He faced trial for the shotgun death of his son in law Robert William Miller, 30, in Fincham’s Main Street home after Miller and Fincham’s daughter Joyce Ann confronted him late.
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Middletown
Silas Bund Fincham
Frederick County
Fincham
Robert William Mil
Peter K. McKee
James Tate
Miller
Joyce Ann
Two Men Critically Wounded in Suburban Danville Shooting
Police say Carl Jefferson Harris 43 shot his brother in law Troy Hendley 32 and Hendley’s wife Sally 32 in the Hendley home two miles west of Danville. Hendley wrestled the gun and shot Harris. both men are in critical condition. a woman remains in fair condition. Harris was reportedly armed with a stolen gun. The incident followed a police search for Harris for possession of a stolen firearm linked to Raymond Buck, a cousin. The boyfriends’ families live nearby.
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Danville
Carl Jefferson Harris
Troy C.hendley
Hendley
Sally
Harris
Raymond Buck
Hendleys
China imposes martial law along the coast
The Nationalist Chinese Central News Agency reports martial law across the mainland coast from Shanghai to Hainan Island. Troops moved to coastal areas after U S bombing of North Vietnam. About 20 percent of militiamen from southern communes reassigned to patrol duties.
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Taipei
China
Shanghai
Hainan Island
United States
Viet Nam
Goldwater Signals Foreign Policy Will Define Campaign
Senate candidate Barry Goldwater told Republican hopefuls that foreign policy and the Vietnam issue will dominate if President Johnson backs away from Southeast Asia. He urged demonstrating resolve with potential naval air strikes against North Vietnam and defended the GOP as pro peace through strength.
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LBJ
Washington
Barry Goldwater
Viet Nam
Johnson
Southeast Asia
Goldwater
Arizona
North Viet Nam
Republican Party
Party of Peace
UN reports Turkish jets strike Kokkina village in Cyprus
UN spokesman says two strafing runs were made by Turkish aircraft on the Greek Cypriot Turkish Cypriot village of Kokkina in northwest Cyprus. Three planes flew in low from the sea machine gunned Greek Cypriot forces as Kokkina remained encircled since noon. The attack followed shortly after 4 p.m. local time.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
United Nations
Kokkina
U. N
Turkish jets patrol Cyprus as clashes flare
Turkish fighters swept over Polis in northwest Cyprus amid fighting for three days. Greece warned of possible air attacks on Turkish Cypriot positions while the U S made Sabre jets accused of strafing a Cypriot village. NATO Council in Paris held emergency talks as crisis deepened.
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Nicosia
Cyprus
Turkey
Ish
Greece
Nedim Ilkin
Stavros Costopoulos
Athens
Costopoulos
Ilkin
Paris
Permanent Council of the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
Polis
Two men charged with murder in Hoover case
Staff writer reports on two men linked to a brutal Hoover case, last known residents of King George County Virginia. The Star previews a two‑part series by Jack Cummins detailing what people in King George said and heard about the defendants as the paper avoids trial commentary.
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Hoover
King George County
Jack Cummins
The
Star
Cummins
the Star
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