Dentist Levitin pleads guilty to disorderly conduct charge
Virginia Beach doctor Frederick R. Levitin pled guilty to a reduced charge of disorderly conduct after a prior sodomy case resulted in a mistrial. He was fined 250 dollars plus court costs. The plea comes as the State Board of Dentistry may decide on license suspension or revocation.
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Virginia Beach
Frederick R. Levitin
Richard G. Brydges
Commonwealth
Andre Evans
Evans
Levitin
Navy
Karen Sue Steege
State Board of Dentistry
National Transportation Safety Board
Long Beach
Virginia
Little Creek Naval Base
Norfolk
Norfolk Regional
Two Plane Crashes Kill 23 Over California and Virginia
In California and Virginia a pair of midair collisions claimed 23 lives. Fourteen died in Whittier when a commuter airliner hit a small plane as 300 students watched a basketball game. Nine more were feared dead in Newport News when an Air Force trainer collided with a single-engine craft.
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California
Virginia
Whittier
Calif
Newport News
Air Force
Langley Air Force Base
James Reiver
Errol Loving
Langley
Richard M. Nixon
Ontario
Los Angeles
Katherine Edwards
Golden West
Claude Aguirre
Pueblo Medal Row Recalls Pueblo Capture Controversy
Former executive officer Edward R. Murphy rejected a Navy Commendation medal and accused Cmdr. Lloyd Bucher of self centered tactics that prolonged crew suffering after the USS Pueblo seizure. Murphy cited a contingency plan to repatriate the crew and named CWO Gene H. Lacy as a potential second man to man the Pueblo.
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San Diego
Calif
Pueblo
Lloyd Bucher
Edward R. Murphy
Bucher
Murphy
Hawaii
Navy
CWO
Gene H. Lacy
U.S
Classes For Adults Scheduled In Clarke County High School
Clarke County High School in Berryville announces adult education in agriculture starting January 14. Welding and Agriculture Machine Service run through March 19, with other topics on shorter spans. Classes meet Tuesdays and Wednesdays at 7 PM. no registration or fees required.
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Berryville
Clarke County High School
Agriculture Machine Service
Today in History January tenth highlights and events
Key events span 1776 to 1946 with notable items including Thomas Paine's Common Sense publication in 1776 and the first United Nations General Assembly convening in 1946. Birthdays include opera baritone Sherill Milnes and actor Ray Bolger.
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Associated Press
General Assembly
United Nations
London
Thomas Paine
Britain
Kandy
Ceylon
France
Ivory Coast
Africa
League of Nations
Soviet Union
Leon Trotsky
Dutch East Indies
Maine
Texas
Gulf
Marietta
Ohio
Nixon
Congress
Sherill Milnes
Ray Bolger
Sir Francis Bacon
AARP Chapter 26 to Install New Officers Saturday
AARP Chapter 26 will install Don Shaw as president, Ruth Booth as secretary, and Ethel Lee as program director at the first meeting of its 15th year. The session at St. Pauls Lutheran Church fellowship hall in Strasburg starts at 2 p.m. with committee appointments and welcomes new members.
Enders Fire Company sees fewer calls in 1964
FEVER fires and considerably less property damage than in former years marked 1964 for the John H. Enders Fire Company of Berryville. The company answered 70 calls in 1964 as compared with 96 in 1963. Indonesia withdrew from the United Nations despite appeals by allies and friends in the African-Asian camp. Winchester VFW Post 2123 opened negotiations to buy a building at 222 E Piccadilly St to be turned into a post home. Mr and Mrs Orville Wine spent the day in Washington and saw Vienna paintings at the National Art Gallery.
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John H. Enders Fire Company
Berryville
Indonesia
United Nations
World Organization
Winchester Vfw
E. Piccadilly St
Orville Wine
Washington
Vienna
National Art Gallery
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Alexander Eckerdt
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Valley Ave
Martinsburg Pike
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AARP
Bryarly & Louthan
Insuran
Valley Avenue
Route
Winchester
Coca-Cola
Coke
Coca-Cola Company
Aana
I-81
Delco Plaza
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