Stotler elected VP at Virginia Lions convention
At the 48th Annual Lions State Convention in Virginia Beach Bryan Stotler of Winchester was elected vice president of the Virginia Association of Past District Governors and to a three year term on the Roanoke Eye Bank board. Bernard Groves of Winchester became vice chairman of the board. About 2,200 Lions and wives attended and heard Lions International President Dr. Robert D. McCullough speak.
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Lions
Virginia Beach
Bryan Stotler
Winchester
Virginia Aee
Bernard Groves
Roanoke Eye “Bank
Stotler
Virginia
Lions. International
Robert D. McCullough
Tulsa
Oklo
Lions Club
Don Jennings
Donna
Karen
Tenny Combs
Henry Lowry
William Duncan
Aaron Zuckerman
Clay Manuel
Robert Smallwood
Donald Jones
William Shelburn
Tom Boyd
Sam Preston
Dabney Watts
William Argenbright
Richard Thomas
Edwin Man
Shawnee
Ban on artificial hormone DES urged by Senator
Sen. William Proxmire charges the FDA with a Delaney amendment breach and calls for an immediate DES ban after cited samples showing up to 150000 cattle slaughtered last year with DES residues. He cites international bans and urges enforcement to prevent cancer risks to consumers.
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Washington
Food and Drug Administration
William Proxmire
D-Wis
Proxmire
Des
Man
Department of Agriculture
FDA
Charles C. Edwards
Revival Services Begin Tomorrow at Local Assembly
Revival services start tomorrow at 7 45 nightly through Sunday at Full Gospel Assembly of God Church Elm St Evangelist Peter Jones speaks Rev Irvin L Stonesifer and wife invite all to attend Crusade Calcutta Springfield Mo AP Assemblies of God targets Calcutta India for a major 1971 evangelistic crusade
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Full Gospel Assembly of God Church
Elm St
Peter (Keeta) Jones
Irvin L. Stonesifer
Crusade
Calcutta
Springfield
The
Assemblies of God
India
Water tower demolition marks Stephens City landmark end
Workmen and a crane demolish the Stephens City water tower built in 1940 with a 100000 gallon capacity after the State Water Control Board required disconnection from the reservoir for health reasons. The site will become a recreation area for residents.
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Stephens City
State Water Control Board
Tech students stage sit down protest over dorm open door rule
About 350 Virginia Tech students protested on a Blacksburg street corner after the University Council required coeds to keep doors open for male visitors and to sign in visitors. They burned the rule book, marched, sat briefly, then returned to campus amid reports of broken windows and a voluntary damage fund.
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Blacksburg
Virginia Tech
University Council
Supper Saturday at Mountain Falls Benefit
A country ham and fried chicken supper will be held at Mountain Falls Community Center on Saturday at 4 30 p m to benefit Mountain View United Methodist Church An auction will follow the meal.
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Mountain Falls
Mountain View
Black soldiers blamed for grenade explosions at Korean base
Racial tensions flare as Black soldiers are blamed for a spate of grenades at Camp Humphreys 35 miles south of Seoul. Injuries include one American and three Koreans. The Army investigates and no arrests. Col. McWhorter offers a $1000 reward for stolen grenades and promises immediate return to the U.S. for involved soldiers.
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Seoul
U.S
Camp
Humph
Hankook Ibo
Korea Times
Army
John C. McWhorter Jr
23Rd General Support Group
United States
Wai
Gavel Special Sold Graduation Tribute Issue
A special eight page graduation issue of the Gavel will be published as a tribute to the Senior Class and sold Wednesday during advisory for 15 cents. Earlier reports describe racial clashes at Camp Humphrey with 100 black soldiers entering a Korean bar, injuring eight white soldiers and 10 Korean waitresses, followed by fires and disturbances the Army linked to racial tones. Seven soldiers were arrested on arson and larceny suspicions. Separately about 150 Negro soldiers from Seoul units protested racial grievances at US military HQ, citing promotion limits and confinement in stockades.
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Camp Humphrey
Seoul
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