Youth Guilty of 3 Cross Burning Counts
John Jackson Moon, 19, a lumber company worker, was convicted in Brunswick County Circuit Court on three counts of burning crosses in Negro residential areas. He pleaded guilty to two charges and was found guilty on the third by Judge Karlton E. Holladay. A cross was burned January 18 near a Negro home on a roadside in Brunswick County. two juveniles were also involved and charges against them are pending.
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Lawrenceville
John Jackson Moon
Brunswick County
Moon
Boyers Cash Groc Juvenile Court Probation Outcome
In the county Juvenile and Domestic Relations Court the judge withheld sentencing indefinitely due to the seriousness of the crime but considering the boy's age and good reputation. The youth Moon was placed on indefinite probation.
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Ness
Moon
Program At Zion Baptist Church Bazaar
There will be a program at Zion Baptist Church Berryville Sunday at 4 p m sharp sponsored by Mrs Mamie Brown This Is Your Life Proceeds go to the July Rally Also notes on food items for sale and a historical mention of Stephen Foster in Bardstown Kentucky with My Old Kentucky Home tied to a cousin’s home.
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Izion Baptist Church
Berrysville
Mamie ‘Brown
eThis
Federal Hill
Bardstown
Stephen Foster
Old
Kentucky Home
Three youths fined for dormitory shooting in Ashland
In Ashland Randolph Macon College dormitory shooting case three youths George Lee Smith Jr John T Bancroft and Darrell Smith all of Rt 1 Ashland were fined 200 and given 12 month suspended sentences for shooting into an occupied building. The incident followed a college student argument with Hanover county youths and left three students hit with one slightly injured by a shotgun blast.
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Ashland
Randolph‘Macon College
George Lee Smith Jr
John T. Bancroft
Darrell
Micky) Smith
Rt. 1
Colege
Hanover “County
Hanover County
President Johnson's plane gains folding walls and audio tech
The refurbished Boeing 707 trans form includes folding interior walls built in microphones and loudspeakers to turn Air Force One into a flying auditorium for face to face talks and aerial news conferences. The redesign places the presidential suite near the wing and adds a rolling wooden folding wall between office lounge and Johnson's bedroom.
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Washington
Johnson
Air Force One
New York
Emanuel Celler
D-Ny
White House
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Bob Harrington
Bourbon Street
Hollywood
Viet Nam
Carroll Baker
Center
Joey Heatherton
Southern Baptist
Karlton E. Holladay
Boyer’s Cash Groc
Zion Baptist
National Ave
Winchester Evening Star
Charles Darwin
Naturalist
Westminister Abbey
Dacron
Estas Ward Plaza Shopping
Virginia Lillis
Barbara J. Holsinger
Jerilyn C. Brown
Winchester
Tri County
Pageant
Will
Sharon McClintock
Lamar Sloan Ford
Winchester Jaycees
Shirley L. Davis
Joyce Yancey
Connie Jones
Valley Ave
Ann Dunlap
Nancy Dolan
Ann C. Brandofino
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