Calm Returns To Albuquerque After Violent Disorders
After two days of violent disorder that wounded 15 by gunfire and caused millions in damage, calm returned to Albuquerque. Police reported 630 arrests, including 117 juveniles, as a National Guard force was reduced from 1000 to 600. Hospitals treated 40 to 50 injured, many from broken glass.
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Albuquerque
N.M
Bruce King
National Guard
University of New Mexico
Roosevelt Park
Olin to Close Saltville Soda Ash Plant Early
Olin Corp will halt soda ash production at its Saltville plant by July 1 due to overstocked unsold inventory and a State Water Control Board demand to meet new standards. About 415 workers are affected with 145 retiring, 185 eligible for our special plan, and 18 transferring to other sites. plant will still produce other chemicals and run a rubber coating facility.
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Richmond
Olin Corp
Saltville
William A. Oppold
Pres- Genidanianwactries Akin
Chemiroup
Oppold
Olin
Hearing Set On Drug Charge for Winchester Couple
In Winchester, James David Huff aged 22 and Patricia Ann Huff aged 24, of 915 Franklin St, face controlled drug possession with intent to distribute charges. Hearing set for June 23 at 10 a.m. in Winchester Municipal Court by Judge John W. Rice. Bonds set at 2500 dollars each. Also: unrelated note about weddings in Leningrad priced at 1 dollar 65 cents for an eight minute ceremony.
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Winchester
James David Huff
Patricia Ann Huff
Franklin St
John W. Rice
Church faces protests over $10,000 Angela Davis funding
The United Presbyterian Church in the U S A faces thousands of protest letters after approving a $10,000 grant to Angela Davis's defense from its Emergency Legal Aid Fund. Black United Presbyterians donated another $10,000 to support the defense as critics argue the grant implies bias, while church leaders stress the issue is fair trial rights, not race.
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Philadelphia
United Presbyterian Church
U.S.A
Angela Davis
California
General Assembly
Miss Davis
University of California
Los Angeles
San Rafael
Calif
William Thompson
Ralph Stair
Black United Presbyterians
Marin County Legal Defense Fund
United Presbyterians
Emergency
United Presbyterian
Miss Braun
Man Held for Grand Jury on Arson Charge
Clarence Stokes aged 22 was ordered held for a grand jury on arson in Clarke County Court by Judge Harold Potts. The fire destroyed a cattle barn at the John Greenwalt farm the night of June 1. Stokes was arrested June 2 by State Deputy Fire Marshall Percy Click and Deputy Albert Nicodemus and is held in Clarke County jail on $5,000 bond.
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Clarence Stokes
Harold Potts
Clarke County
Stokes
John Greenwalt
Percy Click
Albert Nicodemus
Officials Attend Chamber Event
James R. Wilkins Jr first vice president of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber attended the 12th Annual Banquet of the Jefferson County WV Chamber of Commerce. Main speaker Dr Sidney P Marland Jr US Commissioner of Education urged more rigid standards and controls in education. Senator Jennings Randolph introduced him. Also attending from Winchester were Wade Ferguson and Mrs Ferguson.
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James R. Wilkins, Jr
Winchester- Frederick County
Sidney P. Marland, Jr
U.S
Jennings Randolph
West Virginia
Winchester
Wade Ferguson
The
Winchester-Frederick County
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