Edmonds Convicted of Assault and Court Proceedings
Judge John Rice fines Edmonds 25 dollars plus costs after Edmonds and Benner are convicted of assault during a street fight. Kathy Birkett, sister of a dead girl, testifies, while Ralph Benner Jr. sits in court. James Benner’s cousin Ralph Jackson Benner Jr. faces murder charges and awaits trial in the local jail.
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Herbert Edmonds
Clear
Brook
Kathy Birkett
James Granthamsgirl
Billy Carter
Benner
Brucetown
Edmonds
Benner, Jr
Ralph Benner, Jr
S. Loudoun St
Fred Larrick
Peter McApril
James Benner
Ralph Jackson Benner, Jr
Betty Birkett Boyd
John Garrett
Former Legion Head Backs Pay Raise
W. C. Daniel former national commander of the American Legion urged a 10 percent across the board pay rise at Langley Air Force Base for better housing and career security. He argued it would boost re enlistments and save training costs, criticizing a 4.7 percent committee recommendation as inadequate.
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American Legion
W. C. Daniel
Langley Air Force Base
House of Representatives
Daniel
Virginia House of Delegates
Danville
Southeast Asia
Fire Destroys Small Sheds and Brush Fires Reported
Firefighters battled a spray materials shed fire at Henry M. Cline’s near Clearbrook at 12 45 pm after trash burning rekindled. A second fire at the Old Barrett Place spread to a pine thicket, burning half an acre. A third blaze at B and K Office Supply on S Braddock St in Winchester caused limited damage to a window awning. Cause under investigation.
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Henry M. Cline
Clearbrook
Old Barrett Place
Winchester
S. Braddock St
Reuss
Sarah Zane
Cooke Clashes With Governor Over Voter Study In Virginia
Del. John Warren Cooke of Mathews disputes Gov Harries claim no advance study is needed before Virginia 1966 General Assembly. Cooke chairs the House Privileges and Elections Committee and argues reforms made in 1963 were rushed and not adequately studied. The governor called a 1963 special session for a poll tax substitute later struck down, with U.S. Supreme Court upheaval.
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Richmond
John Warren Cooke
Mathews
Harrieson
Virginia
General Assembly
Cooke
House
Privileges and Elections Committee
Harrison
U.S
U.S. Supreme Court
Massive avalanche buries dozens at Zugspitze in Germany
More than 50 people feared buried after a huge snowslide on Mt. Zugspitze sweeps hotel and ski area. Rescue efforts with hundreds involved. reports say four bodies recovered in first hours as U.S. and West German forces assist.
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Garmisch- Partenkirchen
Germany
Mt. Zugspitze
Schnéefernerhaus
Rein
Zugspitze
Zugspitzplatz
Rebels escalate killings as talks stall in Dominican crisis
New casualties rise with rebels reporting 86 wounded and new deaths. John Bartlow Martin withdraws from mediation after failed negotiations. Honduran troops set up near Duarte Bridge as inter American peace force forms under OAS. Argentina and Venezuela weigh participation while U.N. Security Council acts.
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John Bartlow Martin
Martin
Dominican Republic
OAS
Duarte Bridge
Santo Domingo
Junta
San Isidro Air Base
U.S. 82Nd Airborne Division
House of Deputies
Arturo Illia
Argentina
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Juan Bosch
Americas
U.N. Security Council
New York
Thant
Francisco Caamano Deno
Sane
Domingo
Princess Caradja to Speak at Catholic Youth Breakfast
Princess Caradja of Romania, living in the United States under asylum, will address the Cathol ic Youth Organization at its spring Communion breakfast after Mass at Sacred Heart Church. The speaker, born in 1893 and once part of Romania’s ruling family, has long aided orphans and prisoner of war relief while advocating for freedom and refuge.
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Romania
United States
Catholic Youth Organization
Rebel
Sacred Heart Church
Bucharest
States
Canada
GOP Looks to 1965 Gains at Virginia Convention
The Virginia Republican convention debated tax policy and party platform aims. Delegates heard keynote remarks from Senator James C Turk and party leaders forecasting a year of opportunity while opposing a two Negro vice chairmen proposal to broaden appeal.
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del. M. Caldwell Butler
Roanoke
James C. Turk
Radford
Robert J. Corber
I. Lee Potter
Arlington
Turk
Republican Party
Virginia
State Central Committee
I. Randolph Dovel
Luray
Clarence L. Townes
Richmond Negro Insurance
Corber
Dovel
Townes
Virginia Weather Forecast and Campus Viet Nam Debate Notes
Weather today in Virginia with a fair night and high 80s on Sunday. Monday brings humidity and scattered thundershowers. Also included is a summary of a campus Viet Nam debate with McGeorge Bundy and George Kahin leading opposing sides and multiple academics participating.
Gas well blaze near Cool Texas quickly controlled
A gas well near Cool Texas erupted in flames and the surrounding ground turned red hot. Fire crews brought the fire under control after a short, intense blaze.
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Tex
Texas
Hopeful UN official eyes early deal on finance crisis
Hope described by Alex Quaison-Lackey, president of the United Nations General Assembly, after a private two minute talk at a dinner as he urged a compromise in the UN financial crisis. American officials said Rusk may prolong his Vienna stay if Gromyko signals a reversal.
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Make
Alex Quaison-Lackey
United Nations General Assembly
United Nations
Vienna
Rusk
Gromyko
Livestock Markets Review From Chicago Weekend Totals
USDA summary shows hogs up 1.50 to 2.25 on week, barrows and gilts chiefly 22.00 to 22.50 in yard sales. sows 16.50 to 20.00. Lambs 50 higher, ewes steady. cattle with slaughter steers up to 30.00 per hundredweight, top loads 1,346 to 1,396 pounds.
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Chicago
USDA
Answers to quiz prompts from a historical list
The compiled responses include Whale for Q1, Etching for Q2, James J Braddock for Q3, Solomon for Q4, Indian tribes for Q5, Godeys Lady s Book for Q6, Through the capillaries for Q7, England for Q8, 925 as Q9, and Eight for Q10.
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James J. Braddock
Solomon
Godey’s
England
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