Rabbi gets 10 years in alleged kidnapping case
Fairfax Circuit Court Judge Arthur W. Sinclair sentenced Marvin Jacob Rubin a 31 year old rabbi and former Newport News school principal to ten years in prison for kidnapping the two children of a bank teller and seeking 20000 in extortion. Rubin had been found guilty in March. psychiatrists questioned his mental condition, but the judge rejected those doubts.
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Fairfax (Ap
Marvin Jacob Rubin
Fairfax
Arthur W. Sinclair
Rubin
Sinclair
Newport News
Brooklyn
N.Y
Mary Jane Garner
Vienna
Garner
Washington
Rusbin
Southwestern State Hospital
Marion
Methodist Conference Set for Norfolk Sessions
The Virginia Annual Conference of the United Methodist Church meets in Norfolk for four days led by Bishop Paul M. Herrick. Addresses focus on crisis in the church and laity response. Ministers’ appointments will be announced and a potential 1970 merger date with the Evangelical United Brethren group is discussed.
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Virginia
United Methodist Church
Norfolk
Paul M. Herrick
Richmond
Herrick
Church In Crisis
Jerry G. Bray, Jr
Chesapeake
Fund For Reconciliation
Methodist
Evangelical United Brethren
Harrisonburg
E.U.B
James T. Laney
Candler School of Theology
Emory University
Robert F. Lundy
New York
Church
General Board of Missions
Dean Laney
Divinity School
Vanderbilt University
Nashville
Board of Christian Social Concerns
General Conference
Baltimore
New Misses Pattern 4646 for Summer One Piece Suit
Advertisement for Printed Pattern 4646 Misses sizes 8 through 16 detailed with fabric needs for size 12, mailing price and mailing address in New York, plus assorted sewing books and coupons. Includes ordering instructions via Winchester Evening Star pattern department.
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Anne Adams
Winchester Evening Star
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
N.Y
Bible School at Reliance United Methodist Church
The Reliance United Methodist Church will host a Bible School from June 9 to 13 daily 8:45 a.m. to noon. Director Mrs Louise White invites area children. The closing program is Father’s Day June 15 at 7:30 p.m. The theme is Jesus Leads Me.
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Reliance United Methodist Church
Louise White
Jesus
Children Found Safe After Woods Search Near Albany
Mrs. James A. Bolin of Albany Ohio embraces her two sons Allen Michael three and Arnold Clayton seven after they were found by searchers. The youngsters wandered for hours in a wooded area with cliffs and caves as nearly 100 volunteers helped in the operation.
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James A. Bolin
Albany
Allen Michael
Arnold Clayton
Hartford Sees Citywide Curfew After Looting Spree
Hartford remained quiet under an 8 p.m. to 5 a.m. curfew after four nights of looting in the North End. Mayor Ann Uccello and City Manager Elisha Freedman extended the emergency, with 80 state troopers on standby and police aiming to end the curfew by Sunday morning.
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Hartford
Ann Uccello
Elisha Freedman
Freedman
Uccello
Albany Avenue
Agnew urges older generation to stop cringing at youth protests
Vice President Spiro Agnew told Ohio State graduates to stop cringing or society will inherit a lawless future. He urged administrators to listen to student concerns, asked students to choose between challenging or indicting problems, and defended the American system while stressing limited equality.
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Columbus
Ohio
Spiro T. Agnew
Nixon
Agnew
Ohio State University
Treasury
David M. Kennedy
Utah
Weber State College
Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Grove City College
Pennsylvania
America
First white explorer reaches South Dakota center in 1743
Chevalier de Verendrye becomes the first recorded European to travel to central South Dakota, arriving in 1743 during early exploration of the northern Great Plains.
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South Dakota
Chevalier de da Verendrye
the State
Grandfather’s Clock Name Origin Traced to Song
The term grandfather’s clock likely derives from the 19th century song Grandfather’s Clock popular in the 1880s. In colonial days these clocks were sometimes called coffin’s clocks in contemporary references.
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Methodist Conference
Bible School
Reliance
American Express Diner’s Club
Carte Blanche
Bankamericard
Paper Mill Road
Weems Lane
Winchester, VA
W. Boscawen St
Music Center
Winchester
George Wallace
Baker’s Restaurant
Gore, Va
American Independent Party
Giffin Bros
N. Frederick Terrace
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