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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1956
Page
7
Patrolman Kay Rupert followed two closely spaced cars and observed the man holding hands with the woman as they drove. Barbara Maxine Newman, 20, and Charles Dale Pike, 21, received traffic tickets for careless driving.
A wall of water hit Camp Ohio in northern Licking County marooning 115 youths for four hours. No injuries were reported as rescuers moved campers to high ground after cabins and bridges were damaged. Campers, ages 9 to 16 from Perry County, began a two week summer outing yesterday.
In Tallahassee the Negro Inter Civic Council and about 500 attendees rejected a city offer to end the bus boycott by allowing seated Negro riders with one white only seat reserved. Leaders state continued boycott and insist on full integration and self transport alternatives.
New York reports a streamlined subway train makes its maiden run. The car features air conditioners deodorizers dust removers and germ killers with loudspeakers to play soothing music for riders during the journey.
Maj Edwin H. Gibson former assistant attorney general died today in a Fredericksburg convalescent home after a six month illness. He was 85.
A Fredericksburg area triple vehicle crash killed Edith Moore 43 and Gordon Moore 6 weeks old, with Patsy Fay Moore 13 and Edith Virginia Moore 8 in critical condition. Other fatalities include Robert Butler 54 in Richmond, Alvin Stanton 20 in Buckingham, Robert Davis 32 in Chase City, and Robert Johnson 35 in Accomack. Separate crashes added more deaths across the state and the toll for the weekend reached nine higher than last year.
An inquest was scheduled in the death of U S District Judge Rubey M Hulen 61 found fatally wounded in his yard He presided over the conspiracy trial of former Truman officials Connelly and Caudle A .22 pistol was found near him A psychiatrist treated him for insomnia and a nervous condition The death raises questions about sentencing by another judge and motions for a new trial are set for July 19
The bill loosens search warrant rules, permits deportation of aliens charged with offenses, and authorizes narcotics agents to carry firearms under new procedures.
A policy move aims to outlaw arms and criminal heroin activity except for licensed scientific research purposes. Authorities push strict controls and enforcement to curb illicit trade while allowing regulated study.
The House unanimously approved a narcotics measure allowing juries to impose the death sentence on anyone who sells or gives heroin to a person under 18. The compromise bill tightens narcotics penalties and heads to the Senate for likely approval.
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