Mississippi Desegregation Talks Stretch Time for Compliance
The Justice Department backs away from a statewide desegregation suit in Mississippi, delaying action as 23 districts remain resistant. Negotiations in Jackson with a Nixon administration team seek voluntary desegregation, while Attorney General Mitchell weighs whether to pursue a broad suit versus continued negotiation.
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Washington
Justice Department
Nixon
South
Mississippi
Jerris Leonard
Department
Leonard
Jackson
Miss
Atty
John N. Mitchell
Mitchell
Spiro T. Agnew
McNally Retires From F and M Bank After 46 Years
Robert J. McNally Jr., vice president and trust officer of Farmers and Merchants National Bank, retires after a 46 year banking career including a WWII Army tour. He began in 1924 and joined F and M in 1956, becoming VP in 1963. He and wife Rene Mathews McNally plan to stay in Winchester Virginia.
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Robert J. McNally, Jr
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
McNally
United States Army
Farmers and Merchants
Mr. McNally
Catonsville
Baltimore City College
Provident Savings’ Bank of
Baltimore
American Institute of Banking
AIB
Winchester Exchange Club
Christ Episcopal Church
Rene Mathews
Quarles
Mrs. McNally
Leslie
Institute of International Education
San Francisco
Calif
Robert, III
University of New Mexico
Albuquerque
Stiles resigns as Clarke County High assistant principal
Luther C. Stiles resigns from Clarke County High School where he served two years as assistant principal after two years in Distributive Education. He plans to pursue business or industry. His wife Sherry Ensogna teaches at Handley High School. The jack rabbit can run at 35 to 45 mph.
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Berryville
Luther C. Stiles
Clarke County High School
Fairmont State College
CCHS
Sherry Ensogna
Winchester
Handley High School
Chamber Board Meeting Highlights Local Tourism and Industry
The Winchester-Frederick County Chamber of Commerce held a dinner meeting at Abram's Delight with a special presentation by Robert Green. Ben Belchie urged tourism as a key industry, while Wade Ferguson noted topics from amphitheater dedication to retail activity. Anne Frye guided a post meeting tour of Abram's Delight. In Richmond, Charles Bevill received life for rape and 44 years for robbery with appeals noted.
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Winchester - Frederick County
Ben Belchie
Winchester- Frederick County
Anne Frye
Abram’s Delight
Richmond (Ap
Charles Edward Bevill
Richmond
Hastings
James B. Wilkinson
Bevill
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Georgia
F&m
Wilbur Feltner
F and M Bank
Macke
Boyce
Virginia
Stiles
Leesburg, Virginia
Horse Country
Winmill
Boxwood
Morven Park
Leesburg
The
Westmoreland Davis Memorial Foundation, Inc
Senate Department Stores
Berryville Ave
Gulf c
D. Save
A. Beach Umbrella
Coleco
Eton Coleco Backyard Pools
Nichols
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