Virginia Democrats urge unity as governorship race narrows
Virginia Democrats seek to avoid a multi candidate primary while a potential fourth entry looms from conservatives. State Sen. Henry Howell urges college campaigning while Lt. Gov. Pollard and former ambassador William C. Battle are floated as possible supports.
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Associated Press
Virginia
Hunter B. Andrews
Hampton
Andrews
Mills E. Godwin Jr
Henry E. Howell Jr
Norfolk
Fred G. Pollard
Richmond
William C. Battle
Charlottesville
Godwin
Charles R. Fenwick
Arlington
Del
George C. Rawlings
Howell
Fenwick
Gordon Heads District 6 of VEA Elected President
Gordon and Danley elected to two year terms as president and vice president of District 6 of the Virginia Education Association. Gordon, principal of Shelburne Junior High Staunton, has chaired committees and led the Staunton Education Association. Danley, principal of Central High Woodstock, has chaired Shenandoah County Education Association committees and served on the District 6 Executive Board.
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Robert A. Danley
Virginia Education Association
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Staunton
Ernest Worrell
Ohio
Clarke County
Bridgewater
University of Richmond
Staunton Education Association
District 6
Central High School
Woodstock
Clarksburg
W. Va
Davis and Elkins College of
Controversial Violence Report Delayed by Clark Action
Daniel Walker headed a Chicago Crime Commission study team that prepared a report on police brutality during demonstrations. After Walker showing copies to several, Attorney General Clark directed a rewrite of the summary. Walker sought a special prosecutor role for a federal grand jury probe but Judge Campbell rejected it, urging scrutiny of the report’s timing and motives.
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Chicago
National Commission On the Causes and Prevention of Violence
Daniel Walker
Chicago Crime Commission
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Tribune
Walker
Clark
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William J. Campbell
U.S. District Court
Campbell
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Art Exhibition at Shepherd College Next Week
Shepherdstown West Virginia hosts an exhibit of original prints from classic and contemporary artists at Shepherd College Blue and Gray Room Wednesday 10 am to 6 pm. Works include etchings lithographs and woodcuts by Picasso Chagall Miro Goya Renoir Baskin Kollwitz with over 1000 pieces. Roten Galleries representative James Price will answer questions about graphic art and printmaking. Roten Galleries established 1932, main gallery Baltimore with branches in Cambridge and Washington D C.
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W.va
Shepherd College
Fernnand Roten Galleries
Baltimore
Blue and Gray
Shepherd College Center
Picasso
Chagall
Miro
Goya
Renoir
Baskin
Kollwitz
Temple Site Dedication Tomorrow in D C Area
Dedication services are scheduled for tomorrow at a 57 acre site in the Washington area where a Temple of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints will be built. The church bought the site in 1962 at an investment around 850000 dollars.
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Washington, D.C
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
Church
McKay
Salt Lake City
Beach Drive
Stoneybrook
Rock Creek Park
Beltway
Brown
Milan D. Smith
Washington Stake
Julian C. Lowe
Potomac Stake
J. Willard Marriott
Robert W. Barker
Mormon Church
Silent Protest in Moscow Raises Silence for Writers
In Moscow about 20 intellectuals held a silent 10 minute protest in Pushkin Square against imprisoning writers. No arrests occurred, echoing a 1965 demonstration. Separately, LDS leaders announced a temple dedication in Salt Lake City, with figures Brown, Smith, Lowe, Marriott, and Barker to participate.
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Moscow
Pushkin Square
Czechoslovakia
Truth-in-Lending Law Effective July in State
Virginia sets July 1 1969 as the effective date for its truth in lending law, announced by the State Corporation Commission at a public hearing. The act mirrors a federal rule yet to be finalized, with regulations due mid January. it covers mortgage loans of 25000 or less.
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Howell
Fenwick
Democratic
Watkins M. Abbitt
Abbitt
Congress
Madison College
Harrisonburg
Virginia
Madison
Richmond
State Corporation Commission
Excellent Soldiers Excellent Soldiers
The Army reports 91 percent of men admitted under relaxed standards became excellent soldiers. Of over 140000 previously disqualified, 84 percent were promoted, some to sergeant, while only three percent faced court martial. Field commanders in Viet Nam and the United States praised their performance.
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Army
Viet
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