State Senator Fears Charged With Unethical Conduct
ACCOMAC VA State Sen William E Fears a reform candidate who backed conflict of interest laws faces unethical conduct charges. The 1st District Bar committee alleges he solicited business from Anthony C Silvert of Haleysville Mutual Insurance in a Oct 24 1967 letter potentially warranting disbarment or suspension. The case moves to Hampton Chancery Court with Judge Edgar Massenburg and two others to be named.
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William E. Fears
Accomack County
1St District Committee of the Bar
Fears
Anthony C. Silvert
Haleysville Mutual Insurance Co
Legal Profession Code of Ethics
Silvert
Wiliam E. Fears
Charles M. Langford Jr
Accomack
Commonwealth
Atty
Wescott B. Northam
Edgar Massen
Ground Broken For Swimming and Wading Pools at Lynchburg
Men broke ground at Lynchburg Training School and Hospital for two new pools donated by the Virginia State AFL CIO. Brewster Snow signed a contract with Royal Pool Inc for 30 000 dollars to build a 35 by 25 foot swimming pool with 40 inch depth and a 25 by 25 foot wading pool, ready for patient use by early August. The project grew from a 18 month interest by the state labor group after a member noted no cooling area for patients in summer.
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Lynchburg
Virginia
Afl&licq
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Brewster Snow
Royal Pool Inc
Salem
Crochet Pattern Catalog Ad from Winchester Evening Star
An advertisement promotes crochet and knit patterns in white and colorful designs. It lists Pattern 7334 with sizes 32-46, pricing 50 cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Requests full name, address, ZIP and pattern number. Also features 1968 Needlecraft Catalog and several pattern books priced at 50 cents each.
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Winchester Evening Star
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New York
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Peninsula Labor Leader Gauley Dies at 63
Leonard W. Gauley, founder and longtime president of the Peninsula Shipbuilders Association, died at 63 after a suspended jail sentence for leading a 15 day strike. The PLA, created 29 years ago, then grew to 15 000 workers at Newport News Shipbuilding and Dry Dock Co. He was born in Cambridge Massachusetts and moved to the Virginia Peninsula after World War I.
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Leonard W. Gauley
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Cambridge
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Virginia Peninsula
Hull
PSA
Donald A. Holden
Shipyard
Father of 5 Drowns While Swimming
Three Virginians drown in separate incidents. Edward Mills, 34, of Chesapeake, a father of five, drowned in the Elizabeth River and his body was not recovered. Willie Beal, 16, of Virginia Beach, died when his rubber raft overturned. his body was found in shallow water offshore. French Ellis, 45, of Fredericksburg, drowned in the Rappahannock River near City Dock. his body recovered about an hour later after he went under around 3 p.m.
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Virginia Beach
Fredericksburg
French Ellis
Rappahannock River
City Dock
Rocky Calls for Strict Gun Control Legislation
New York Governor Nelson A Rockefeller urged strict gun control legislation in a Helena Montana AP report. The call emphasized comprehensive measures and possible reforms to secure public safety.
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Castro Claims Guevara Assassination Details From Bolivia
Fidel Castro states Bolivia's president and armed forces chief ordered Ernesto Guevara killed after capture, with two drunken soldiers carrying out the act. He accuses Mario Monje of sabotaging Guevara's campaign and notes the diary was seized by Bolivian authorities.
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Fidel Castro
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Mario Monje
Latin America
la Paz
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Cuba
Marines Take Heaviest Viet War Casualties
Washington reports Marines suffer 8,445 killed and 55,480 wounded, about one third of U.S. combat deaths and injuries. Army bears about 61 percent of deaths and 60 percent of wounded as total U.S. force in Southeast Asia nears 615,000. Navy and Air Force suffer lighter losses.
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Vietnam
Thailand
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