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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 15, 1957
Page
7
Gov. Martino Griffin in the State of the State message calls for unity to preserve racial segregation in Georgia despite any court rulings. He vows no breakdown of segregation and pledges protection from mob violence while criticizing federal interference and urging no new taxes.
Richard Elmer Clayton a 25 year old Negro was held on a burglary charge in Richmond tied to the beating and robbery of Mr and Mrs William Elton Lewis at Oldhams Saturday night. The elderly couple were robbed of nearly 7000 in cash from a floor safe. Mrs Lewis 64 was hospitalized with injuries but said to be in satisfactory condition.
Former Prime Minister Eden and his wife will sail Friday for an extended vacation to New Zealand. They were invited by Prime Minister Sidney Holland, who had renewed the invitation Eden had accepted before his resignation. Eden’s doctors urged a lengthy stay in the New Zealand sun due to his poor health.
The first pep assembly featured cheers by the varsity and junior varsity squads. Mr. Maddox spoke and introduced the team as students sang "Buckle Down Handley Judges" and the band played "When the Saints Go Marching In" before exams. Students are reminded to sign the annual honor pledge to avoid cheating or stealing and to report dishonesty.
In the student government at Handley a dedicated honor court handles cheating allegations. The court's duties include hearing cases and determining appropriate consequences for violations.
Editorial notes Handley observes Honor Week with activities and reminders for students to uphold integrity and civic values throughout the week. It urges staff and families to participate in events highlighting character and community service.
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