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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1966
Page
18
AP reports lawmakers aim to remove all distinctions between men and women in jury service as the civil rights act advances. The piece notes debates on exemptions by sex or family duties and references related political dialogue.
U S Secretary of State Dean Rusk told SEATO ministers in Canberra that the United States will press to move the Vietnam war from the battlefield to diplomacy. He criticized Soviet support for aggression in South Vietnam and urged Moscow to aid Geneva peace efforts. He said South Vietnam’s defense is progressing despite recent Communist setbacks.
AP reports Alexander, Graham and Bell are at Southern Bell in Nashville maintaining the telecommunication instrument invented by their namesake 90 years ago. L N Alexander James L Graham and Melvin L Bell have collaborated for ten years in this effort.
Chancellor Erhard says reunification of Germany is essential for European peace and stability and must involve the United States Britain France and the Soviet Union. He notes only the Soviet Union has refused and praises De Gaulle for Moscow mission handling. He expects De Gaulle to represent Germany’s view on reunification.
Rep. Howard W. Smith of Virginia faces a strong bid for the Democratic nomination in his 19th term race in Virginia's 8th District. Opponent George C. Rawlings Jr., a 44 year old Fredericksburg attorney and former Virginia delegate, accuses Smith of reactionary policies and opposes his long chairmanship on civil rights limits. Rawlings advocates more federal effort in education natural resources and consumer protection. The article notes Smith’s age 83 and Rawlings at 44 as a central clash in a campaign spanning from Fredericksburg to Washington.
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Copies of criteria available from the State Water Control Board Richmond VA. Under section 96.62 of the Virginia Administrative Agencies Act, interested parties may be heard to submit objections amendments evidence and arguments. Written statements to expedite the hearing should be submitted in advance.
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