Music Fete Banished Moves With Protest In Virginia
The Generation Gap Togetherness Peace Love Blues and Bluegrass festival was banned moved and cancelled in Virginia. The Palmyra stop drew 25 30 people in a farmer's field while sheriff officials said Otis Woody failed to obtain a permit 21 days in advance. The event, planned with acts like the Earl Scruggs Review Doc Watson and John Hartford, faced local protests and a court injunction in Harpers Ferry West Virginia.
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Charlottesville
Generation Gap Togetherness
Peace Love
Palmyra
Here
Fluvanna County
Woody
Earl Scruggs Review
Doc Watson
John Hartford
Oak Grove
Harpers Ferry
W. Va
Virginia Line
Jefferson Circuit
Today In History Aug 11 1973 Associated Press recap
On August 11, 1973 the Associated Press notes key historical events. Highlights include the 1954 peace in Indochina ending fighting between France and Viet Minh and the 1857 Atlantic cable breaking after 335 miles laid. Other items cover Cambodia, Italy, Hoover, Nazi protests, and wartime surrender talks.
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Associated Press
Indochina
Cambodia
Victor Emmanuel
Italy
Herbert Hoover
Palo Alto
Calif
Germany
Japan
Francisco Franco
Spain
Sicily
Changes Plea To Guilty In Winchester Robbery Case
Douglas Alan Howe 27 of Fairfax Lane pleaded guilty in Winchester Circuit Court to armed robbery tied to the April 15 hold up of Valley News Stand by Hazel Haines. Testimony was heard and the hearing was continued for a pre sentencing investigation. A separate Frederick County case involving Hans Dieter Shuman was continued to Sept 17. Shuman testifies in related cases arising from a Harrisonburg man James Colley robbery at a motel party. The text notes about 14 000 banks employ over one million people.
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Winchester
Douglas Alan Howe
Fairfax Lane
Hazel Haines
Valley News
Frederick County
Hans Dieter Shuman
Harrisonburg
James Colley
Shuman
Defendents
Colley
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Wm. R. Hunter
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Martha Carrolle
Frank O. Kerns
Rachel R. Eisner
James H. Ross
James M. Ross
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Berryville
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Virginia Racer
Betty Pilliger
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