Supreme Court split leaves metro desegregation in limbo
The equally divided Supreme Court affirmed a Richmond district court ruling without a written decision, leaving Merhige’s metropolitan desegregation plan in limbo. The ruling affects Detroit Atlanta and nine other cities with similar suits pending.
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U.S. District Court
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Richmond City
Henrico
Chesterfield
U.S. Circuit Court
Merhige
Detroit
Atlanta
Capitol Hill
Nixon
Metroplitan
High Court
Naacp Legal Defense Fund
Richmond School Board
Circuit Court
Fund
702 Complete Walk raises 15000 for Big Brothers
About 1200 started, 702 finished the 23.5 mile Walk for Big Brothers in Winchester. Pledges totaled 15000 to aid the Winchester Frederick County Big Brothers Assn. First finishers Mike Bly and Steve Yates completed the course in 2 hours 50 minutes, followed by Handley High School cross country squad. Awards went to William Copley and eight year old Tom Dawe. Organizers urge collectors to return money by Saturday to local branches.
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Winchester-Frederick County
Big Brothers Assn
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Steve Yates
Winchester-McCormac
Yates
University of Richmond
Bly
Handley High School
Handley
Gary Brown
William Copley
Tom Dawe
Senseny Road
Farmers & Merchants National Bank
N. Cameron St
James Wood F & M
Drug Fair
Shawnee F & M
Ward Plaza
Winchester- Frederick County
Ted Whittle
Winchester Police Department
Frederick County Sheriff's Department
The
National Guard
Handley and
James Wood Key Clubs
Tri-Hi-Y’s
Mitchell and Stans Plead Innocent in Vesco Case
Former Attorney General John N. Mitchell and ex Commerce Secretary Maurice H. Stans pleaded innocent to perjury conspiracy and obstruction charges in a federal probe of financier Robert Vesco. Barry Sears also pleaded innocent as Vesco fled the country.
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Commerce
Maurice H. Stans
Robert L. Vesco
Mitchell
Stans
Vesco
New Jersey
Barry D. Sears
Nixon
Sears
U.S. District Court
John M. Cannella
Investors Overseas Services
Securities and Exchange Commission
U.S
SEC
IOS Mutual Funds
G. Bradford Cook
Hearing on Butler Drive routings in Winchester city agenda
Virginia Department of Highways officials will present proposed routings for Butler Drive to Winchester City Council and the public at a 7:30 p m meeting in the Virginia Avenue School auditorium. The plan aims to connect Routes 50 11 522 and 7 to divert through traffic from downtown.
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Winchester City Council
Virginia Avenue School
Butler Drive
Winchester
Rts
Winchester Citizen's Assoc
Va. Ave
First Days Critical In Skylab Mission
Skylab 1 astronauts rehearse the critical first two days of the mission at Cape Kennedy. A space official warned the launch on Friday hinges on a delicate, nip and tuck plan and a Thursday decision on launch will be made after simulator work at Johnson Space Center Houston.
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Fla
Johnson Space Center
Houston
Tex
Orbiting Laboratory
Space Agency
Charles Conrad Jr
Joseph P. Kerwin
Paul J. Weitz
Conrad
Kerwin
Weitz
Koontz Seeks Nomination in 17th District Race
S Roger Koontz of Frederick County and incumbent Raymond R. Guest Jr. have formally declared Republican candidacies for the 17th District House seats in the November election. With Democrat Duncan Gibb not seeking reelection, speculation grows about other possible Democratic contenders, including Alson H. Smith of Winchester.
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S. Roger Koontz
Frederick County
Raymond R
Andy) Guest, Jr
Guest
Duncan Gibb
Gibb
Brezhnev Plans U.S. Visit Despite Watergate Scandal
Soviet leader Leonid Brezhnev states he will visit Nixon in the United States next month. Speaking in Bonn during a five day stay, he says the date is published and expresses cautious optimism for talks with Nixon.
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Nixon
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Brezhnev
United States
Ervin Stresses Public Truth in Watergate Hearings
Sen. Sam J. Ervin says publicizing the full truth about Watergate is more vital than winning a single jail sentence. He notes the probe could have spurred prosecutions sooner and warns against delaying the case for headlines.
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Sam J. Ervin
Senate Watergate Investigating Committee
Ervin
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