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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1970
Page
3
Ten activists were found guilty in U S District Court on all four counts for destroying thousands of draft records in a raid on a Selective Service office. Sentencing set for Tuesday. bonds revoked for those in court who remained free.
David Eisenhower expresses doubts about how large a Southern Strategy would be used in politics. The remarks were made in Amherst Massachusetts, with emphasis on potential electoral impact and ethical considerations.
The notice lists Swift Stitches’ 1970 Needlecraft Catalog offerings with patterns, towels and kits, plus mail orders to Alice Brooks in New York. It also mentions a quilting book lineup and a price list for several craft titles.
A semitrailer overturned north of New Ulm causing eggs to spill. A nearby service station sold spilled eggs for 25 cents a dozen, turning the mishap into a local bargain for residents.
U S Senator Harry F Byrd Jr urged college heads to get control and keep it amid campus demonstrations. He praised Richard Bland Community College graduates for orderly conduct as unrest rose nationwide. He warned that student power must include student responsibility and noted large numbers denied education by campus violence.
Bruce C. Souders, chair of the Shenandoah College English Department, has a poem titled Monumental Musings in the Nation's Capital in the 1970 National Poetry Anthology. The volume features 300 poems from over 6000 teachers. Souders has appeared in the Anthology four times and also in prior Evangelical United Brethren publications. He helped organize and advised the Winchester Poetry Workshop in Winchester.
Virginia Tech senior officers publish an open letter in the Richmond Times Dispatch thanking Gov. Holton, state legislators, parents, alumni, and taxpayers for support of the school. They defend campus actions as a minority’s misrepresentation of students and note 1,800 seniors not consulted but not expecting objections.
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