Two Teens Jailed for Unprovoked Attacks and Kidnapping
In Charlottesville, Lacy Morris Jr. and Roger Cubbage were sentenced to 42 and 36 years respectively after being convicted of kidnapping a Negro boy and committing unprovoked assaults on pedestrians. An additional six months in jail was added for contempt of court after the verdict.
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Roger I. Cubbage
Cubbage
Coles
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Cubcar
Carl Jefferson
Jefferson
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John T. Cambles
Robertson urges church state separation after court prayer ruling
Virginia Senator Robertson restates fear the Supreme Court will broaden secularism and urges preserving separation of church and state. He supports constitutional limits on establishment and warns Congress may fail to act on a nationwide amendment.
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Soviet Union
Markets mixed as livestock, hogs and stocks edge higher
Baltimore and Chicago market notes show cattle and hog prices fluctuating with steady to higher bids for select lots. The Associated Press average of 60 stocks at noon rose 0.60 to 217.40, with notable gains in IBM, Xerox, and Polaroid while Richardson-Merrell faced declines amid drug liability news.
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Associated Press
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Xerox
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Richardson-Merrell
Dow Jones
U.S
Deer Stags Inside Office During Early Morning Break-in
Newspaper carrier Stanley W. Brown and his dog Midnight were startled by a crash and tinkling glass as they found a young stag inside the Charles F. Curry & Co. office. The deer jumped over chairs, eluded multiple capture attempts, leaped out a window and vanished. Brown alerted police.
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Midnight
Brown
Charles F. Curry & Co
Stanley
Two Youths Sentenced in Kidnapping and Assault Case
Morris received 20 years for kidnapping and 16 years on each of two assault counts while Cubbage was given 20 years for kidnapping and 16 years on one assault charge. A spectator provoked an unruly reaction from the convicts as they were restrained and led from the courtroom.
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Morris
Cubbage
Cambles
Young Sinatra Jr Sings vintage 1939 at Disneyland
In Anaheim on Saturday July 28 1962 a young Frank Sinatra Jr. age 18 performed with Bill Elliott’s band at the Disneyland plaza. The crowd and band members recalled the era as the boy sang a Cole Porter tune with familiar charm.
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Calif
Disneyland
Frank Sinatra Jr
Sinatra
Elliot Brothers Band
Disneyland Plaza
Bill Elliott
Joe Smith
Frank Jr
Frank Sr
Museum Will Get Streetcars
Veracru z Mexico AP Gerald Brookins of Cleveland Ohio has bought the citys two oldest streetcars in operation since 1907. The price was not disclosed. He will ship the cars to a museum in Cleveland s Columbia Park.
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Gerald Brookins
Cleveland
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Brookins
Columbia Park
White Dwarfs Shrink From Sun Size to Earth Scale
Astronomers say white dwarf stars began larger than the sun but evolve to final radii smaller than Earth. The change reflects stellar aging as they shed outer layers and compress under gravity, leaving dense cores behind.
Former Star Calendar Girl Wins 3rd Title
Miss Diane Rudy, 17, crowned Miss Front Royal at Warren County High School in a seni ors sponsored contest. She previously held Miss Warren County and Miss Warren County Fair titles. Second place went to Brenda Moseley and third to Brenda Tyree. Twenty three contestants entered the swimsuit event judged by three area mayors.
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Diane Rudy
Warren County High School
Bryan Rudy
Braxton Road
Warren County
Evening Star
Charlie Tait
Miss Rudy
Brenda Moseley
Earl J
Woman Charged With Forging Prescription In West Virginia
A Virginia woman, Patricia Elenor Giles, 31, Bluemont, was arrested in Charles Town and charged with forging and attempting to pass a narcotics prescription at a local pharmacy. She used the names Helen Gray of Berryville and James E. York, MD, also of Berryville, and faced a $500 bond awaiting a preliminary hearing. Police said she had earlier tried to pass a forged prescription at another pharmacy.
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Virginia
Patricia Elenor ‘Giles
Bluemont
Arlington
Jefferson County
Helen Gray
Berryville
James E. York
Miller Jr to entertain Kiwanis at George Washington Hotel
James Miller Jr will entertain the local Kiwanis Club at the Wednesday noon meeting held at the George Washington Hotel. He is the son of a Kiwanis member and has studied voice at Oberlin Conservatory of Music in Oberlin Ohio.
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James Miller, Jr
Kiwanis Club
George Washington Hotel
Oberlin Conservatory of Music
Oberlin
Ohio
County High Schools Set Registration in Clarke James Wood
Clarke County and James Wood schools announce registration for the new year. James Wood holds summer registration Wednesday to Friday for summer school entrants and new eighth to twelfth graders. Clarke County seniors register August 20 with lower grades signing up through August 24 before school opens September 4 after Labor Day. Handley High registration not yet announced.
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Clarke
James Wood
Clarke County
Handley High
Winfield Race St Woman Wins $1000 Winchester Prize
Mrs. Elda Lipscomb of Race Street won the Winchester Retail Merchants Assn grand prize of 1000 dollars at Winchester Days closing Saturday. Young Leonard Barcol assisted with the presentation as Robert Kennedy and Peggy Baker won 100 dollars each. Merchants Assn president Robert L. Pizzanno called this year's event bigger and better and a success in every way.
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Elda Lipscomb
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
Winchester Days
Leonard Barcol
Highland Ave
Robert Kennedy
E. Pall Mall Sr
Peggy Baker
Middletown
Robert L. Pizzanno
The
Merchants Assn
Hit and Run Mishap Probed on Rt 50 and Rt 660
State Police investigate a Saturday night hit and run on Route 50 four to seven miles east of Boyce striking a highway post and a mailbox after a westbound vehicle veered onto the south shoulder. Separately on Route 660 four miles east of Winchester two cars collided causing about 600 dollars in damage. Ralph Jackson Benner of Brucetown and John Doe Russell Jr. of Winchester were the drivers. The Hamburg origin of the hamburger is noted with sailors from Hamburg bringing it to the western world.
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Rt. 50
Boyce
L. M. Bauserman
Rt. 660
Winchester
R. L. Bruce
Ralph Jackson Benner
Brucetown
John Doe Russell, Jr
Rt. 1
Steel executive George R. Fink dies at 75
George R. Fink founder and former president of Great Lakes Steel Corp died Sunday at age 75 in Detroit. He led the firm through its early growth and retirement before stepping down from leadership.
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George R. Fink
The
Great Lakes Steel Corp
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