Violent Cleveland unrest noted amid racial clashes
Police used billy clubs and mounted officers to drive back a crowd of 400 plus white protesters during Cleveland's worst racial disturbance in years. Ten priests and civic leaders faced jeers in Little Italy as efforts to calm demonstrators failed. Two Black men and four white bystanders were beaten before order was restored.
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Local Man Loses Three Fingers in Plant Accident
A Winchester man, Frank Moore, 19, lost three fingers on his right hand in an industrial accident at O'Sullivan Rubber Corp. He was trimming auto parts in the plant's raener division when the press malfunctioned. Moore was hospitalized at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Plant personnel manager E. W. Spicer said an investigation is ongoing to determine how the accident occurred.
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Two Teens Fined for Speeding in Hillsville Case
Two teenagers were fined for speeding. William D. Dalton, 18, of Hillsville Va, paid $16.75 and 17-year-old S Cameron St. resident was fined $15.50. State law bars using names of those under 18.
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Alabama rules curb nonresident pupil enrollment in public schools
The Alabama board approved a rule requiring local and state board consent before enrolling nonresident pupils, aimed at areas near military bases. In Atlanta protests against segregated facilities paused after nearly 300 arrests in five days. In Mississippi an minister was fined and jailed 30 days for disobeying an officer at a civil rights demonstration. Michigan barber faces charge under equal accommodations law for allegedly refusing to cut a Black customer's hair.
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Eagle Scouts to Be Honored at Dinner Here
Eagle Scouts who earned the Eagle Award in 1963 will be honored at a Feb. 7 dinner at the Town House Restaurant. Robert Weller of Winchester chairs the event with Shenandoah Area Council Scouters assisting. list of 1963 awardees includes Hedges LeMaster Foster Lowman III Powers Jr Stultz Moffet III Sahm Gillenwater Peffer Schneider Horan Spy Brill Holliday Collin Pullen Jr Rhodes Snapp Paretoen Wright Porterfield and others. Some recipients cannot attend due to school or college commitments.
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