Probable May 13 Re Hearing for Gunter Malpractice Case
A three judge Winchester Corporation Court may reconvene on May 13 to hear evidence in the malpractice charge against E Eugene Gunter former Frederick County commonwealths attorney. The Virginia Supreme Court ordered the case reinstated on the docket and specified the process for presenting evidence.
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Winchester Corporation Court
E. Eugene Gunter
Frederick County Commonwealth
7Th District Committee
Virginia State Bar
Supreme Court of Appeals
John T. Cambles
Commonwealth
Charlottesville
35Th Judicial Circuit
William L. Winston
12Th Judicial Circuit
Dixon L. Foster
George M. Coles
Gunter
Supreme Court
Trial Court
Peter Churchill dies veteran British World War II agent
Cannel France AP reports Peter Churchill aged 63 a renowned British World War II secret agent who parachuted into occupied France multiple times before capture by the Gestapo. He was spared execution when the Germans mistook him for a nephew of Sir Winston and sought to use him in a Hess exchange.
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Cannel
France
Peter Churchill
Britain
Churchill
Gestapo
Sir Winston
Rudolph Hess
Kellie Cather Dominates Winchester Baby Beef Show
Kellie Cather, 13, won grand and reserve champion, plus top placings in Angus, Hereford, and Shorthorn divisions at the 20th Annual Winchester Baby Beef Show. She earned Junior Showmanship and Showmanship Champion trophies, with grand champion steer sold to Safeway Stores for 687.04 dollars and reserve champion to Winchester Rendering Co. for 657.30.
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Kellie Cather
Rt. 4
Winchester
Farmer's Livestock Exchange
Safeway Stores
Farmers Livestock Exchange
Virginia
Garland Cather
Cather
Kellie
Angus
Bob Smith
Winchester Rendering Co
Angus Steer
Brenda Chapman
Billy Orndoff
Eddie Richard
George Cather, Jr
David Huffman
Kirk Clevenger
Natalie Cather
Lee Whitacre
Tyree Cather
Phillip Keeler
George Cather
Calley Conviction Challenged With 32 Alleged Errors
Lawyers for Lt. William Calley file suit with the Army Court of Military Review alleging 32 errors in the My Lai killings conviction. The brief challenges evidence, rulings and constitutional issues, citing possible command influence by Gen. Westmoreland. Calley faces life, trimmed to 20 years on appeal options remain.
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Washington
William Calley
Army Court of Military Review
Army
Calley
My Lai
George Latimer
Salt Lake City
Latimer
Nashville Tennessean
Nashville
William C. Westmoreland
Vietnam
Nixon
Bicycle Whips 1959 Automobile in Cincinnati Race
In Cincinnati Ohio AP coverage a ten speed bicycle raced a 1959 model car over 42 miles during Monday rush hour to promote Bioecology Week. Graduate student Les Gesell of the University of Cincinnati finished two minutes ahead of Jerry Bonecutter an industrial supervisor.
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Cincinnati, Ohio
Les Gesell
University of Cincinnati
Jerry Bonecutter
Glacier Bay National Monument Largest in Park System
The Glacier Bay national monument spans 2.8 million acres in Alaska, making it the largest site within the national park system.
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Glacier Bay National Monument
Alaska
Closed Senate Session Debates Viet Study Publication
The Senate convenes a rare closed session to decide whether to allow Sen. Gravel to publish National Security Study Memorandum 1, a classified Vietnam war assessment by the NSC with input from the State, Defense, CIA, and Joint Chiefs.
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Washington
Senate
Mike Gravel
Congressional Record
National Security Council
Nixon
Gravel
State Department
Defense Department
Central Intelligence Agency
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Pentagon
Senate Public Works
Butler Speaks At Final Campaign Meet
Independent mayoral candidate H W Bill Butler addressed his campaign team at the last pre election meeting. He claimed the race offered issues and discussion and said they highlighted topics such as taxes student busing Butler Drive and a four million dollar bond issue without referendum.
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H.W
Bill’’ Butler
Butler
IRA raid wounds man in Newry amid Belfast factory blast
British army says a man was shot in the legs for breaking guerrilla codes during a Newry incident tied to IRA activity after a series of explosions at a Belfast textile factory caused 36.4 million dollars in damage and left one dead and 15 injured. Ann Dickson warned layoffs could cripple the town.
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Belfast
Irish Republic Army
British Army
Newry
Northern Ireland
Irish Republic
IRA
Ann Dickson
Sso
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Richmond
Mr. Gunter
Dabney
W. Watts
7Th District
N. Samuel Clifton
Complete Insurance Service
J. W. Arthur
E. Boscawen ST
Abe
Hansbrough & Carter, Inc
Bryarly & Louthan Inc
Rouss Ave
Town & Country Shopping Center
Berryville
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Everybody's Bank
Flint Hill
Winchester, Virginia
Front Royal Middletown
Stephens City
Joe Manuel
Braddock St. Safeway
Jim Easter
Valley Ave. Safeway
Herman Payne
Valley Ave
Hank Leland
Laura Whitacre
The
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Miss Chapman
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Clarke County
Frederick
Juddie Richard
Acme Stores
Kirk Clevenger Frederick
Charles Duvall
Brucetown
Paul Plumly
F.M Love
Hamilton, Va
Buddy Eyler
Potomac, Md
Shawnee Canning Co
Cross Junction
Farmers Livestock Exchange Inc
Shen Valley Meat Packers
Timberville
Dennis T Wolfe
Lee Jackson Restaurant
W.A. Miller
Alson Smith Winchester
W.H. Emmart & Son
Gene Babb
Maurice J. Duffey
Tastee Freez
BIG Tee Burger
Berryville Ave
East
Martinsburg Pike
Henry A. Kissinger
U.S
Robert P. Griffin
Michigan
Laos
Frank Zappa
Ringo Starr
Lee Marvin
Paul Newman
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Fretste
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Detective Harry Callanan
Clint Eastwood
Dirty Harry
WEE Panavision
Warner Bros
Kinney Company
Tex’s Merchandise Mart
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