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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 21, 1968

Page

7

Baroness Audley Takes Kitchen Job in Camden Tavern

In Camden's Marlborough Tavern, Baroness Audley, also known as Mrs Rosina MacNamee, works to help with rent. The 57 year old baroness, a 1963 House of Lords member, notes Lords pay barely covers costs. She and husband John live in a $16 a week apartment and receive $11 per parliamentary session.

London Baroness Audley Rosina MacNamee Marlborough Tavern Camden House of Lords John Lords

Dress Pattern 4984 Offered by Anne Adams

Advertisement for a dress pattern titled ONE DRESS above all the others with yoke detail and front pleats. Offers Misses' sizes 10 through 20, size 14 bust 34 needing 2 3/4 yards of 39 inch fabric. Pattern price sixty cents plus mailing. Order through Winchester Evening Star pattern dept in New York with name address ZIP size and style number. New Spring-Summer catalog and sewing book promotions included.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Three-pound coffee cans find new uses for baby care and travel

Readers share practical tips from 1968 including using three-pound coffee cans as coolers for baby bottles and airtight diaper pails on trips. Also tips on altering summer outfits with drapery fringe, keeping a telephone directory in the car, reviving hard marshmallow fluff, and dyeing linen dresser scarfs for home decor.

Heloise Marcia Brandt

Supreme Court binds states to jury trial right in criminal cases

The Supreme Court rules the federal right to a jury trial in criminal cases also applies to states through the 14th Amendment. Justice White says trial by jury is fundamental to American justice, while Justices Harlan and Stewart dissent. Case involved Gary Duncan in Louisiana, with broader state practice reviewed.

Washington Supreme Court Byron R. White White John M. Harlan Potter Stewart Harlan Louisiana Gary Duncan Plaquemine Parish Boothville Jtve

Priest Seeks Altar Boy For Church Wedding

In Forest City Iowa Rev E W Lechtenberg of St James Catholic Church sought an altar boy for a 45 minute wedding. He found Danny Gangstead sitting on church steps and asked for his name noting his father is pastor of the Lutheran church across the street.

Forest City Iowa E. W. Lechtenberg St. James Catholic Church Nancy Anderson Charles Garcia Danny Gangstead

Famine Aid Granted for Botswanan Families

Botswana government secured World Food Program help for famine relief. Emergency rations will feed 10 000 families for 10 months and support is to begin soon at the region.

Gaberones Botswana World Food Program

House-Passed Holiday Bill Faces Senate Push

Senate sponsor Sen George A Smathers says he will drop a five three day weekend plan for a House bill creating five three day holiday weekends by moving Washington Birthday Memorial Day and Veterans Day to Monday and adding Columbus Day as a Monday holiday The measure would take effect in 1971 and apply to federal workers with states and private employers expected to follow suit

Washington Senate George A. Smathers Dfia House

Va Bail Standards Attack Highlight ACLU Claim

ACLU lawyer Philip J. Hirschkop says Virginia bail standards will be challenged in court, arguing bias against blacks charged with rape or murder when a white victim is involved. He spoke at the Virginia ACLU's first annual meeting, where he was reelected president of the lawyers' panel.

Redmond American Civil Liberties Union Virginia Philip J. Hirschkop South Alexandria Virginia of the ACLU

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