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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1965

Page

6

Convictions Dismissed for Lynchburg Sit-In Defendants

The Virginia Supreme Court dismissed the 11 Negro defendants' trespassing convictions from a 1961 sit in at Patterson's department store in Lynchburg. The dismissals followed U.S. Supreme Court rulings and vacating the original verdicts, with appeals pending since then.

Lynchburg (Ap State Supreme Court Lynchburg Corporation Court U.S. Supreme Court Howard G. Turner State Court Virginia Patterson’s Oentore

Nazi Party Headquarters May Be Sold

Washington AP report says the Arlington headquarters of the American Nazi Party, raided and padlocked last Friday, will be sold at public auction the week of December 27 if back taxes remain unpaid. Internal Revenue says the tax bill is 5300 dollars, seizure aimed to enforce 3489 dollars. Party leader George Lincoln Rockwell cites lack of funds, noting a Virginia gubernatorial campaign cost the party 20639 dollars financed by contributions.

Washington Arlington American Nazi Party Internal Revenue George Lincoln Rockwell Virginia

Conscientious Objector Sentenced for Refusal

James W. Ross 23 of Arlington, a Jehovah's Witness, was sentenced to two years in a federal penitentiary after a court ruled his noncombatant service duties as a district church assistant did not qualify for ministerial deferment.

Alexandria James W. Ross Arlington Jehovah’s Witnesses

Ex-Teacher Jailed Fined In Shooting

Norman Shelburne 49 pleaded guilty to willfully discharging a firearm after firing at three Washington County school officials at his Greendale home. He received eight months in jail and a $250 fine. a 30 day term and $50 fine for resisting arrest.

Abingdon Washington County E. B. Stanley D. M. Cook Greendale Theodore Engle Norman Shelburne Shelburne Volney Campbell

Goodyear Plans Danville Tire Plant Hire Push

Goodyear to employ 400 at a new Danville Virginia plant with an annual payroll of about 3 million. Russell DeYoung of Goodyear said the Danville site could later exceed 1,000 workers. The plant joins two smaller Canadian facilities in a 26 million three-plant spend, located in Pittsylvania County near Danville along Virginia 86.

Danville Goodyear Tire Pittsylvania County Virginia 86

Union Votes To Accept Viscose Pact

In Frederickburg AP report the Textile Workers Union votes 1201 to 217 to accept a revised final offer from FMC American Viscose Plant. The 1600 hourly workers gain 35 cents per hour plus fringe benefits as the plant resumes after a shutdown last week due to a rejected earlier offer.

Fredericksburg Textile Workers Union FMC American Viscose Cello Phone

Anonymous calls threatenIndependence homecoming protest

The 5th Naval District probes anonymous calls to crews aboard the Independence urging against U.S. involvement in Vietnam. A homecoming celebration is set for December 13 after six months off Vietnam waters. One caller threatened a dependent with harm if she attended the event.

Norfolk 5Th Naval District Independence United States Viet Nam Navy U.S

Goochland County Rejects Gym Loan Request

Goochland County voters narrowly rejected a 400000 loan from the State Literary Fund for gymnasiums at Goochland High School and Central High School after a two hour hearing that drew more than 75 residents. The contentious decision came from a 2-1 vote despite petitions with 533 signatures backing the borrowings.

Goochland AP State Literary Fund Gosshiehd County Board of Supervisors Goochland High School Negro Central High

Red Nations Now Suppling Bulk of Viet Cong Weapons

An Associated Press study notes a shift in Viet Nam arms supply toward standardized weapons from Communist nations. Captured U.S. arms fade in importance as the Viet Cong rely more on bloc arms and ammunition. Pentagon and State sources say Communist-made weapons are dominant among core units.

U.S French Indochina Viet Nam Red China United States Pentagon State Department Associated Press

Labor Running Scared In 14 B Repeal Fight

Labor leaders report anxiety over securing Senate action to repeal Section 14B of the Taft-Hartley Act. Despite Johnson administration pledges, AFL-CIO officials fear lukewarm support could delay or defeat the effort to outlaw union shops in 19 states. The AFL-CIO Executive Council meets to set convention agenda as lawmakers prepare for next month’s session.

San. Francisco Johnson Congress Afl-Cio Senate Aflcio

School Upheld In Ordering Haircut

Massachusetts Supreme Court rules that George Leonard Jr. hair could disrupt school decorum and allows officials to order a haircut. Leonard, an 18 year old rock singer known as Georgie Porgie, was suspended for refusing to trim his locks. The ruling supports schools suspending students for good reason to manage large groups of children.

Boston Massachusetts Supreme Court George Leonard Jr Leonard Georgie Porgie Supreme Court

Clarke County pushes plan for compulsory school attendance

Clarke County Supervisors endorsed a proposed ordinance to require school attendance for youths aged 7 to 16. County School Superintendent George W. Burton led the move and a public hearing is slated for 3 p.m. January 3. Falls City pheasant dies after bird hits high tension wire. farmer Gilbert Thomas bags elusive rooster.

Berryville Clarke County Clarke George W. Burton Fall Falls City Neb Gilbert Thomas Falls City Thomas

Give Kids Love Is Advise From a Father of 19

Fierros, a 66 year old retiree and father of 19, shares advice to give kids love and ensure they feel wanted. He left school after third grade to support 12 siblings after his father’s death. None of his children ever faced legal trouble. he has 56 grandchildren and six great grandchildren.

Patton Fierros

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