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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1968

Page

3

Howell Threatens To Split Party In Virginia Gubernatorial Fight

Virginia state senator Henry E. Howell Jr. warned at Virginia Commonwealth University that the Democratic Party could split if his demands are ignored. He called for pledges of support from party leaders and a public show of backing from Gov. Mills E. Godwin Jr. He suggested a separate state convention to nominate a true Democrat if necessary and floated running independently if the party rejects his terms.

Richmond Henry E. Howell Jr Howell Virginia Commonwealth University Fred G. Pollard Wiliam C. Battle Mills E. Godwin Jr Godwin Gov Ernor Virginia

Woman Suffers Cut Lip in Rt. 522 Crash

Winchester woman Lavenia Stayton, 49, was treated for a cut lip after a two car collision on Route 522 one and a half miles south of Winchester around 3:30 p.m. yesterday. Stayton’s car rear ended James Briggs Jr. 16, who had stopped for a school bus. Damages were about $300 to Stayton’s car and $100 to Briggs’s car. Stayton was taken to the hospital by the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad.

Winchester Rt. 522 C.D. Taylor Lavenia Stayton Rt. 1 James Briggs Jr Briggs Clewston Fla Prince Joe Hilliard Hilliard U.S. 27 Hendry Earl S. Dyess Richard DeBussey Jr Jupiter

Textile Firm Ordered to Reinstate 17

A National Labor Relations Board examiner ruled that Black Hawk Corp of Greenville South Carolina illegally fired 17 employees for union activity. The firm may be ordered to reinstate with back pay and must post a notice asserting violation of the National Labor Relations Act and pledge not to deter unionization.

Carolinas Stevens Black Hawk Pilat Ai Il Textile Workers Union of American Afl-Cio Vose Black Hawk Corp National Labor Relations Act Textile Workers Union of America

Noted Protestant Theologian Karl Barth Dies in Basel

Karl Barth, renowned Protestant theologian, died at his Basel home. The Swiss scholar, praised as a monumental figure since Calvin, authored about 10 major works and shaped modern Protestant thought with its emphasis on faith, Christ, and the Bible. He opposed Nazism, was expelled from Germany in 1935, and during World War II served with the Swiss army.

Basel Switzerland Karl Barth Barth John Calvin University of Bonn Germany

Actress Hedren visits Vietnam bases boosts morale for GIs

Hollywood star Tippi Hedren along with Joey Bishop toured remote Vietnam camps, talked with soldiers, visited hospitals, and received honors from units including the 336th Ordnance Battalion and the 1st Infantry Division. She noted soldiers’ shyness at first but warmed them with conversations about home.

Hollywood Vietnam Tippi Hedren Tippi Miss Hedren Joey Bishop Boonies Boondocks Joey Marnie 336Th Ordnance Battalion Big Red 1St Infantry Division

Meany blasts idea of controlled unemployment as nonsense

AFL-CIO leader George Meany denounces proposals for limited unemployment, urging full employment and government action to create jobs for all. He tied the stance to UN human rights observance and warned against inflation fears undermining job guarantees. He named no individuals but signaled critique of Nixon advisers.

Washington Aflcio George Meany Meany Labor Richard M. Nixon Nixon Paul W. McCracken Council of Economic Advisers Herbert Stein

Birds Use Glands For Coat Care And Vitamin D

Oil glands on a bird’s back and near the tail help maintain plumage and provide a source of vitamin D when birds swallow oil during preening, Britannica reports.

Encyclopaedia Britannica

Probers Hear Misreported Credit Rating Ruin Story

Senate hearing hears Leon B. Sanders describe a false report that his car repossession damaged his credit. He faults Ford Motor Credit Co and cites credit bureaus failing to correct the record as he seeks reforms.

Washington Senate Ford Motor Credit Co Credit Rating Leon B. Sanders Shreveport John L. Spafford Houston Tex National Association of Credit Bureaus Spafford Sanders

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