High Court to Review Denial of Bail for Hoover Murder Suspect
The Virginia Supreme Court agreed to review Circuit Judge Elliott D. Marshall’s ruling denying bail to Otha T. Howard 35 one of two men charged in the Hoover murders. Justice Carrico set the hearing for 9 30 a.m. Wednesday in Fairfax County. Howard’s lawyers argued no evidence links him to the killings and the trial judge had power to grant bond. The court ordered Sheriff DeHaven to produce Howard in Fairfax County. The case centers on whether direct evidence warrants bail denial for a capital offense.
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Virginia Supreme Court of Appeals
Elliott D. Marshall
Otha T. Howard
Carrico
Fairfax
Howard
Peter K. McKee
David G. Simpson, Jr
Marshall
Justice Carrico
Robert L. DeHaven
Otha Howard
DeHaven
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Simpson
McKee
Luther Durham, Jr
Waltrie Naomi Hoover
E. M. Snow
Powhatan
Cour
Circuit Court
Sui
Reegeried
Frederi County
Supreme Court of Appeals
Virginia
Fairfax County
Frederick County
Parakeet Escape Spurs Citywide Parrot Hunt
Garnett Millers report their slate blue parakeet escaped from 812 National Ave and remains at large. In a separate note, Junior League players and neighbors helped Billy B. Cain raise 3.80 at a W Bellview Brandon Drive carnival benefiting the Muscular Dystrophy campaign with the Mets as his team affiliation.
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Miller’s
National Ave
Millers
W. Bellview Ave
Brandon Drive
Billy B. Cain
Billy
Mets
Virginia drive in clash marks first Civil Rights era violence
In Altavista Virginia a group of three white and three Negro youths sought service at a drive in restaurant and were barred by white patrons. Marc Gripman 16 Falls Church was brushed by car wheels but not seriously hurt. Five of the youths waited 50 minutes before the restaurant closed and the sixth, Henry Pain, left earlier as deputies and troopers watched.
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Altavista
Virginia
Marc Gripman
Falls Church
Gripman
Campbell County
Henry Pain
Pain
Grand Jury Gets Report On Rochester Rioting
A detailed police internal report on Rochester rioting is in a grand jury as investigation continues. The probe, seen as groundwork for felony riot and inciting charges, could indict more than 200 suspects after multiple deaths and hundreds injured. Police praised officers for restraint amid heavy patrols by city and state forces.
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Rochester
N.Y
Police Bureau
Internal Inspection
William Lombard
Istate
National Guard
James Landis Found Dead at Home Pool
James M. Landis 64 adviser to three presidents was found dead in his swimming pool at his Harrison New York home. He helped craft the Securities Act of 1933 and led the SEC before returning to Harvard Law School. An autopsy was ordered and he had recently served a jail term for late tax filing.
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Harrison
N.Y
James M. Landis
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Landis
John F. Kennedy
Harvard Law School
Ming Trunks
New York
Securities and Exchange Commission
Harvard
Truman
Civil Aeronautics Board
Revised Appalachia Program IlS Approved
The House Public Works Committee approved a $1 billion revised Appalachia program and seeks Rules Committee action for floor debate. It would aid 11 states including West Virginia and parts of Alabama and Pennsylvania, running to 1970 with an $840 million highway plan and $237.2 million for public works and education.
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House Public Works Committee
Johnson
Appalachia
Rules Committee
West Virginia
Alabama
Georgia
Kentucky
Maryland
North Carolina
Ohio
Pennsylvania
South Carolina
Tennessee
Virginia
Johnson rules out Kennedy and others in VP spotlight
President Johnson eliminated most major VP prospects including Kennedy Shriver and McNamara after a rapid action. Humphrey and McCarthy emerged as the leading candidates with a national convention decision soon, while an AP poll showed Humphrey leading among delegates.
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Washington
Johnson
Robert F. Kennedy
Minnesota
Hubert H. Humphrey
Eugene J. McCarthy
Kennedy
Peace Corps
Sargent Shriver
Robert S. McNarmara
Shriver
McNamara
Tappings Raise Hopes At Cave-In
Feeble tapping from the Mt. Rivel limestone mine renews hopes a 10th miner may be alive four days after a cave-in near Champagno le France. Nine escaped miners are supplied with essentials while two missing workers were active in a Monday tunnel.
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Champagnole
France
Mt. Rivel
Ranger 7 captures first close moon images and plans 4000 frames
Ranger 7 sent six cameras to work as it plummeted toward the moon and produced roughly 4000 still pictures from 1300 miles above the surface. Officials hailed the data as a historic, textbook operation with release of the first images expected within 24 hours.
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Volkswagen
Ranger 7
Schurmeier
Homer Newell
National Aeronautics and Space Administration
Johnson
Newell
Goldstone
No Accord On Harlem Demands After King-Wagner Talks
After four days of talks with Mayor Wagner, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. gave no sign of agreement on Harlem demands. King urged round-the-clock negotiations on a Harlem unity committee nine-point program while Wagner remained noncommittal and pledged a statement later.
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NEW York
Robert P. Waigner
Martin Luther King Jr
New York City
Harlem Unity Committee
Michael J. Murphy
Wagner
King
Winchester Days Sales Event Draws Heavy Downtown Traffic
Traffic in downtown Winchester stores remained heavy as the Winchester Days promotion drew shoppers to more than 50 merchants including six auto dealers. Irvin Shendon of Bell's Clothes and Paul Strawderman, co-chairman, said activity was well above a typical Friday morning. Many stores offered prizes with a grand prize of a color television stereo phone radio console to be awarded tomorrow evening by the courthouse, with no requirement to be present to win.
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Winchester
Assn
Irvin Shendon
Bell’s Clothes
Paul Strawderman
RMA
Virginia Weather Slight Change Expected With Warm Winds
The weather forecast in Richmond says Virginia will see little change today and tomorrow. Southerly winds then bring warmer air and more moisture for Sunday with scattered afternoon thundershowers likely. In other news, ad lines promote aluminum boats from Sears Roebuck with various sizes and sale prices.
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Richmond
Virginia
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