LBJ Dances Through Large State Dinner With Israel’s Eshkol
Washington AP report says President Johnson enjoyed a grand state dinner for Israeli Prime Minister Levi Eshkol with 177 guests. Johnson danced for over an hour and a half after a champagne toast, twirling Eshkol’s wife and his daughter Lynda, and listening to Bach performances by Mika Elman and the Ward Swingle Singers.
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Judge Is Dumped From Bench in Court Chair Collapse
Superior Court Judge Frank J. Kingfield briefly sank from view while presiding over a condemnation suit in Trenton New Jersey. Spectators rushed to aid him as the chair collapsed and he apologized to a lawyer before the trial resumed with a replacement chair.
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Castro Warns of U S Germ Warfare Allegation
In Havana Fidel Castro cites a possible United States instigated germ warfare attack in Sancti Spiritus Las Villas. He warns of grave consequences if true as objects and a gelatinous residue are said to have fallen from the sky. The U S denies the charges.
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Registration at Shenandoah College Set for June 15
Shenandoah College opens summer registration on June 15 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. in the Gregory Building for 10 week, eight week, and first four week sessions starting June 16. Dean Kenneth Eyre outlines admission trial programs, accelerated study options, and courses across biology chemistry literature math and more.
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City Moves To Check Violence In Augustine
City commissioners in Saint Augustine Florida passed two ordinances to curb racial violence and imposed a curfew for those under 18 from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. A ban on night racial demonstrations is challenged in U S District Court as six arrests in an desegregation attempt at two motel restaurants raise weeklong violence figures. Reverend Andrew Young of the SCLC led by Dr Martin Luther King seeks federal relief to lift the rule.
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Bamboo species endure cold temperate climates
About 700 bamboo species thrive in temperate zones and many imported varieties survive temperatures down to seven degrees below zero in the United States.
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Peter Sellers Returns to Public Eye After Heart Attack
Hollywood report notes Peter Sellers appeared briefly at a film preview to thank Cedars of Lebanon Hospital staff after his April 6 heart attack. The event, arranged by United Artists, followed by a wan but upbeat demeanor and goodwill toward the medical team.
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Architects sketch downtown Richmond activities center plan
The Richmond Planning Commission reviewed preliminary sketches for a downtown activities center. The proposed circular complex would cover four blocks near the civic center and include a 12,000 seat coliseum, a theater, an auditorium, and a convention hall with space for 3,000 temporary seats and 1,350 theater seats.
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Housing of Delegates Protested
Virginia GOP officials voice concern over lodging plans for 30 delegates and 30 alternates to the national convention. Nile Straughan may travel to San Francisco to press for changes. Hazel K. Barger of Roanoke backs urgent action to fix the multi hotel arrangements.
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Fourth trial set for Shenandoah County man in July 4 crash
A Shenandoah County man, Melvin Lee Hollar Sr., 32, faces three counts of manslaughter from a July 4 head on crash that killed three. A fourth trial is set for Aug 4 after a defense motion was sustained and testimony suggested a possible epileptic seizure. Hollar remains free on bond from a four month sentence previously handed down. In other court action, Wayne Kipps received suspended terms on burglary charges as officials pursue a new vehicle for the unit. Separately, Edinburg firefighters battled a frame dwelling fire on the Elmer Miller Farm causing extensive damage and blamed on the chimney. Donald Eugene Dellinger, 20, of Edinburg, was indicted for involuntary manslaughter in the Rt 42 two car crash that killed Winfred Grove, with trial set for July 30.
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Strasburg volunteer squad fund drive nears goal
Strasburg Volunteer Rescue Squad fund drive passes halfway with William Lucas, president, stating $3,600 raised and $3,400 more needed to reach a $7,000 goal to operate the squad in the first year. The campaign aims to finish within two weeks.
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Vietnamese Army Major Faces Trial Over Hue Shooting
Vietnamese Army Maj. Dang Sy, 37, pleads innocent to attempted and premeditated murder in connection with the Hue bloodshed that sparked the Buddhist crisis. He goes before a nine man revolutionary court after earlier cases of Ngo Dinh Can and Phan Quang Dong. Eight killed and 15 wounded when troops opened fire on a Buddhist demonstration May 8, 1963. Dang Sy says he acted under orders to restore order.
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Virginia Delegation Housing Arrangements Stated
A Virginia official discussed housing for the Virginia delegation and aiming to place all Virginians in one hotel. The two individuals were contacted separately and questioned about a recent national committee meeting in Washington.
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