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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 16, 1966

Page

5

Court Hears Divergent Views of Poll Tax Laws

A three judge federal court in Richmond heard extended arguments from both sides on Virginia poll tax laws. George D. Gibson argued the tax qualifies voters by showing continued citizenship duties while Stephen J. Pollak of the Justice Department contended the tax imposes a voting barrier and targets those not eligible to vote.

Richmond Virginia Federal District Court George D. Gibson Justice Department Stephen J. Pollak

Holdup man killed in Norfolk grocery robbery

An armed robber, Norman Ralph Goodsman, 20, of Norfolk, tried to rob Roberts Self-Service Market. Grocer Robert K. Ashburn shot and killed him, according to police.

Norfolk Norman Ralph Goodsman Greenleaf Dr Robert K. Ashburn Roberts Self-Service Market

Dognaping Felony And Driving Age Raised In Virginia

The Virginia House passed a bill to raise the grand larceny threshold from 50 to 100 dollars and added an amendment making dognaping a felony. The assembly also advanced a bill to raise the driving age to 16, while the Senate Roads Committee rejected a provision to stamp probationary on permits. Caboose and local option pupil scholarship measures were killed.

Richmond Del Fred Gray County House Gray The General Assembly Senate Roads Committee Virginia General Assembly del. Edward T. Caton II Virginia Beach Tidewater

School calendars extended to make up snow days

Warren and Rappahannock County boards adjust the year to recover ten lost days. Easter vacation becomes five school days in April and June extends five days, with Good Friday observed and June closing dates set. John S. Mosby Academy adds five days during Easter and uses several Saturdays for makeups.

Front Royal Warren Rappahannock County Rappahannock Warren County John S. Mosby Academy

Fire leaves 22 homeless in Fauquier County blaze

A log home near Linden in Fauquier County was destroyed by a fire that left a family of 22 homeless. The house occupied by Charles Carson, 45, his wife, 20 children and grandchildren burned Tuesday night after an electrical wire fault. No injuries were reported and few possessions were saved.

Linden Fauquier County Charles Carson

City urges girls wear sari to command respect

Poona, India. The city council passed a resolution urging high school girls to wear the traditional sari. It says the garment from neck to ankles commands respect and should be adopted to improve public behavior.

Poona India

Kellam Sees Va Spending Spree Ahead

Richmond AP reports Democratic strategist Sidney Blumenthal says Virginians may abandon strict pay-as-you-go budgeting. He notes voters are not afraid of debt or bond issues and forego pay-as-you-go policies. Kellam spoke Tuesday night at the University of Richmond panel on Virginia politics.

Richmond Sidney Blam University of Richmond Gov.Godwin

Virginia approves two new ESEA school projects

The State Department of Education grants Portsmouth 282,643 for curriculum improvements and preschool services to aid underprivileged children and Patrick County 281,068 to boost reading programs and health services under the Elementary and Secondary Education Act.

Richmond State Department of Education Virginia Portsmouth Patrick County

Population estimates split Vietnam with 14 and 16 million

The article cites population figures for two regions of Vietnam, estimating South Vietnam at about 14 million and North Vietnam at roughly 16 million inhabitants. These numbers frame a demographic overview of the country prior to reunification.

South Vietnam North Vietnam

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