Bridge column and Raleigh trial update mixed summary
The column discusses Oswald and James Jacoby reviewing a large compendium on bridge play with example hands. Separately, in Raleigh a jury was expected to begin deliberations in the conspiracy to receive and dispose of stolen goods case against Marguerite Lightner, wife of the city’s first black mayor, facing up to ten years in prison if convicted.
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Oswald
George Coffin
Jim
Coffin
Raleigh
Marguerite Lightner
Buddhist leaders vow fasting to death over Huong regime
In Saigon Buddhist leaders announced they would fast until they either die or see the downfall of South Vietnam Premier Tran Van Huong's government. Hoppers Auto Club installed Mitchell Heironimus as a club official.
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Saigon
South Viet Nam
Tran van Huong
Hoppers Auto Club
Mitchell Heironimus
Episcopalians Reaffirm Women Priests Ordination Policy
Frederick, AP report: Virginia Episcopal Diocese council reaffirms commitment to ordaining women as priests for the fourth straight year and calls for renewed efforts within the church. Republicans tag no confidence on Administration Asiatic policies after a 193 to 191 House vote on Korean aid. Alan Hale, 57, veteran actor and director, dies after a 39 year career. appeared as heavy and hero in about 200 films.
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Hale
Fredericksburg
Council of the Episcopal Diocese of
Virginia
Knowledge Quiz and Diocese Budget Report
A knowledge check lists true false prompts on Yankees wins the Wonders of the World and other trivia plus a diocesan council update. The Philadelphia diocese discusses ordination of Alison Cheek, a campus ministry budget for Virginia Commonwealth University, and a budget of 860000 with campus funding at 19000 for another year.
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Annandale
Philadelphia
Virginia Commonwealth University
Richmond
Funeral set for Dr. Clarence J. Hesch in Richmond
A funeral service will honor Dr. Clarence J. Hesch 58, supervisor of music with the Virginia State Department of Education, at 11 a m Tuesday in Chippenham Chapel. Hesch died Saturday in a local hospital. he was a Warren Pennsylvania native with degrees from Morris Harvey College Northwestern University and Teachers College Columbia University.
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Clarence J. Hesch
State Department of Education
Hesch
Joseph W. Bliley
Chippenham Chapel
Warren
West Virginia
Morris Harvey College
Northwestern University
Teachers College
Columbia University
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