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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 30, 1965

Page

17

Northern Va. Asks More State Aid for Schools

Northern Virginia residents urged the Virginia Board of Education to boost state aid, focusing on kindergarten programs and bus transport for parochial pupils. The board authorized a committee to study needs and report by August 16 for the next two year budget, amid criticisms of educational inequality.

Falls Church Northern Virginia Virginia Board of Education Goveror Colgate W. Darden Jr Toby J.brooks Chapeter The Congress For Racial Equality Virginia Marjorie Boehlert

Mistrial Declared in Rape Case at White House Park

A juror reports Marcus Schurman asked jurors for acquittal in corridor minutes before final instructions. The mistrial ended a three week trial on charges of raping a 12 year old girl at knife point near Lafayette Park across from the White House. Judge John J. Sirica ordered the government to prepare a contempt motion against Schurman.

Washington Federal District Court John J. Sirica Marcus Schurman Roanoke Lafayette Park White House Sirica Schurman

Widow of Richmond Newspapers executive dies at 86

Emily Page Bryan, widow of J St George Bryan a Richmond Newspapers Inc executive, died Tuesday at age 86. A Gloucestershire native and daughter of Perrin Kemp she had been ill for years. Survived by two sons Joseph Bryan II and Lamont Stewart Bryan both of Richmond. Funeral at Emmanuel Episcopal Church with burial in the church cemetery.

Richmond Emily Page Bryan J. St. George Bryan Richmond Newspapers, Inc Bryan Gloucester County Perrin Kemp Joseph Bryan Lamont Stewart Bryan

No Date Set For Session To Redraw Districts

An aide to Gov. Harrison said a special congressional redistricting session date is not yet decided. The Virginia Supreme Court found current districts valid earlier this year. Congressmen asked Harrison to convene the legislature as soon as possible after the July 13 primary, but no meeting date has been set.

Richmond General Assembly Harrison State Supreme Court

FBI Tests Pistol Found In Norfolk

Nansemond County authorities await an FBI laboratory report on a 9mm Schmidt pistol found by Norfolk police. Sheriff James Knight said the weapon will undergo ballistics analysis at the FBI lab in Washington as part of the probe into the 1963 Deer and Hunt Club robbery and slaying of Myer Jacobson.

Norfolk Nansemond County FBI Nansemond James Knight Portsmouth Myer Jacobson Driver Knight Washington Jacobson

Road Toll Up to 480 in Virginia

The Virginia road toll for the year reaches 480 after two separate crashes kill George N Eisele 41 of Harrisonburg on I 81 and William W Reid 38 of Nokesville at the Virginia 123 entrance to Lorton Reformatory.

Associated Press Virginia Harrisonburg George Newell Eisele Lorton William Wade Reid Nokesville Lorton Reformatory

Decision Expected Tomorrow on Roanoke Stripper Case

The Virginia ABC Board will decide whether owner George Christofis of Papa Joe's in Roanoke violated lewd conduct rules after a Tuesday hearing on two charges beer served to a minor and a lewd floor show. Del. Nathan Hutcherson argued the act may be mere poor taste and noted the charge hinges on attire and movements. A 30 day license suspension had been proposed after a February preliminary hearing.

Richmond State Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Roanoke George Christofis Ppapa Joe’s Del Nathan Hutcherson Christofis ABC

Grant’s bid for a third term shocks 19th century politics

General Ulysses S. Grant becomes the first U.S. president to seek a third term, triggering debate over constitutional limits and political norms amid rising partisan tension.

Ulysses S. Grant U.S

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