Georgia Orders Back Pay for Julian Bond Seat Dispute
Three federal judges ruled that Georgia must pay Julian Bond two thousand dollars in back pay for the 1966 legislative session when he was barred from taking his seat. The decision follows the Supreme Court ruling that Bond was denied his rights when the Georgia House refused to seat him for endorsing a SNCC statement on Vietnam. The order covers back pay only for 1966 and was signed by Judges Morgan Tuttle Bell.
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Atlanta, Ga
of Georgia
Julian Bond
Georgia
U.S. Supreme Court
Georgia House
Bond
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
U.S
Vietnam
Atlanta
U.S. Dist
Lewis R. Morgan
Homemade Trailer Burn on Drug Fair Parking Lot
A small wooden trailer loaded with trash burned yesterday at 4 15 p m in the Drug Fair parking lot. Fire inspector William Gochenour said the trailer owned by Robert B Martin burned slightly before Winchester firefighters arrived. Part of the body and top were damaged. origin remains unknown.
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Drug Fair
William Godenour
Robert B. Martin
Winchester
Gochenour
Mayors Invited To White House Tea
Mrs. Lyndon B. Johnson invited 46 mayors to the White House for tea amid their Washington meetings of the mayors conference executive committee. The spokesman noted beautification as the likely main course and said the first lady knows many mayors through her beautification work and travels.
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White House
Washington (Ap
Lyndon B. Johnson
Washington
The
Mayors’ Conference
Winchester Retail Merchants Association installs new officers
New officers of the Winchester Retail Merchants Association began 1967 duties at a Golf Club meeting. Robert Miller became president, with Larry Moore as first vice president and E W Argenbright as second vice president, and Harry Carpenter as treasurer. Promotions for the year include Larry Moore chairing George Washington's Birthday sale and Easter led by Richard J. Martin among others. The AMA will have four general meetings annually with Robert Pizzano as promotions chairman and John Reid directing the public address unit. Jack Davis and Richard Martin will report on downtown development and parking. Paul Strawderman of Leggett's was thanked for past work. The association approved a parade float for the Apple Blossom Festival and elected new board members including Robert Gaines, Richard Martin, and Richard Lucas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Retail Merchants Association
Robert Miller
McCrory’s
Irvin Shendon
George Washington
Larry Moore
Richard J. Martin
Winchester
Irvin Shendow
William Shendow
John Reid
Jack Davis
Ritchard Martin
Paul Strawderman
Leggett’s
Strawderman
Chestertown
Robert Gaines
Mr. Moore
Richard Martin
Richard Lucas
Pretty Chinese Named Philharmonic Conductor
Helen Quach, 26, named assistant conductor of the New York Philharmonic, born in Saigon and raised in Sydney, winner of the Dimitri Mitropoulos competition, set to work with the Philharmonic in 1967-68. She notes a rock interest, dislikes miniskirts, and discusses dating and language barriers.
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New York
Helen Quach
New York Philharmonic
Australia
Miss Quach
Saigon
South
Vietnam
Sydney
Dimitri Mitropoulos
The
Philharmonic
Quach
Houston
Tex
Israel asks Syria to renew pledge at border talks
Israel proposes Syria join in renewing non aggression pledges under the 1949 armistice as armistice delegations meet for first time in eight years near the Bnot-Yaacov border. Moshe Sasson urges renewed expression of nonaggression and reciprocal restraint while discussions focus on border cultivation issues.
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Bnot-Yaacov
Israel
Syria
Moshe Sasson
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Rider & Shockey
Bill’s TV Antenna Service
RMA
E.W
Argenbright
Henry Carpenter
Star
Jim Hamilton
E.W. Argenbright
Harry Carpenter
Joseph Lintz
Anthony le
One Tire
AMA
Robert Pizzano
James Wilkins
Sasson
Foreign Ministry
Samsonite Horizon Luggage
Pullman
Price
Sae
Asst
Sale
Mueller Climatrol
Orville C. Mertine
Loudoun St
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