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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 09, 1967

Page

5

High Court Rules Girlie Magazines Not Obscene

The Supreme Court ruled that gir l ie magazines are not obscene and overturned prosecutions of sellers in New York and Paducah. The decision leaves obscenity standards unresolved while addressing knowledge of contents and procedural issues.

Washington Supreme Court Eros Ralph Ginzburg Robert Redrup New York City William Austin Paducah

Faithful Dogs Honored With Plaque in North Carolina

Three dogs named Major Rusty and Stubby saved 10 year old Charles Pedro Bryson during a 1967 overnight snowstorm near his western North Carolina home. They huddled close as temperatures fell to 10 degrees and earned a commemorative plaque from the North Carolina Humane Federation.

Marble N.C North Carolina Humane Federation North Carolina Major Rusty Stubby Charles Pedro Bryson

Giant Japanese spider crabs reach vast sizes

The giant spider crabs of Japan are the world’s largest crabs. They typically measure 18 inches across the body and can span about 12 feet from the tip of one claw to the other when outstretched.

Japan

Hoffa parties for fourth bid at new trial in Chattanooga

James R. Hoffa and his team of lawyers press a fourth bid for a new trial in U S District Court Chattanooga Tenn Hoffa 54 serves an eight year term for jury tampering The hearing follows three prior denials and centers on alleged wiretaps and electronic eavesdropping used to convict Hoffa and his codefendants Witnesses include electronics expert Benjamin David Nichols Hoffa began serving March 7 at Lewisburg Prison while codefendants receive three year sentencesPhotographers described Hoffa as nervous during a court visit and he remains jailed in a Hamilton County facility.

Chattanooga Tenn James R. Hoffa U. S Hoffa Frank Wilson Teamsters 6Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Nashville, Tenn Hof Benjamin David Nichols Heiskell, Tenn Walter Sheridan U. S. Atty Robert F. Kennedy Federal Penitentiary Lewisburg Thomas Ewing Parks Ewing King Nashville Larry Campbell Detroit Texas Minnesota Hamilton County Federal

Fisherman Rescued After Eight Hours on Nolichucky Dam Niche

Arthur Gentry Jr. 34 stood on a ledge inside a niche of Nolichucky Dam for over eight hours as the Nolichucky River rose due to rains. Rescue teams built a sandbag wall and lowered Red Speck to haul him to safety. Gentry, visiting from Michigan, was treated for exposure and kept overnight for observation.

Greeneville Tenn Nolichucky Dam Arthur Gentry Jr Gentry Tennessee Valley Authority Red Speck Erwin, Tenn

Mono-Plate Rear Suspension Claims Smoother Ride

Mono-Plate rear suspension to smooth the ride is standard. Price is described as below standard.

Riot Squads Called Out In Brooklyn Meeting Disturbance

About 100 police including two riot squads broke up a Brooklyn antipoverty meeting at Public School 288 in Coney Island after a 37 year old Negro fireman Stanley Boyd was dragged from the hall. The incident involved about 2000 people with tensions described as emotional, leading to arrests for disorderly conduct and assault.

New York Brooklyn Thomas Reid Stanley Boyd Boyd Rivera

Vegetarianism as a Solution to World Food Problems

The article argues vegetarianism can ease global food scarcity amid population growth. It claims a meat eater needs two acres to feed, while a vegetarian needs only three quarters of an acre.

Polka Declared Native Dance of Czechoslovakia

A note asserts the polka as a native dance of Czechoslovakia highlighting its origins and cultural significance within the region.

Czechoslovakia

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