Dickerson Named Health District Director in West Virginia
Dr. Leon Archibald Dickerson of Charleston W V a is appointed director of the Clarke Warren Winchester Health District succeeding acting head Dr A F Scheele. Dickerson, a former Army Medical Corps major and veteran public health official, will assume duties early next week and brings extensive WV health department experience. He trained at Greenbrier Hampden Sydney VU MCV and has pursued public health studies at UNC and Johns Hopkins.
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Six Indicted For Draft Law Violations in Virginia
A U S District Court grand jury indicted six youths on draft law violations. Bolden Granville Blackwell of Yorktown faces a charge of refusing induction. The others, Marvin Deal Jr and Lawrence Pittman of Chesapeake, Carl Jackson of Farmville, Emerson Jones of Washington, and Michael Musselwhite of Roanoke, face failure to report for civilian duty at Richmond Memorial Hospital in lieu of induction.
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Chesapeake
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Farmville
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Washington
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Roanoke
Percy Campaign to Resume in Illinois Senate Race
The Republican Charles H. Percy is expected to resume his U.S. Senate campaign this week after a pause since his daughter Valerie was slain in Kenilworth. About 30 local campaign headquarters will reopen, with Percy and his family returning from California midweek. Incumbent Sen. Paul H. Douglas leads in polls as Percy plots a comeback and rival Sabonjian eyes an independent Dem run in Waukegan.
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U.S. Senate
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Kenilworth
California
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
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Senate
Robert Abonjian
Waukegan
Moscow Sobering-Up Stations Targeted Over Hospitality
Moscow's sobering-up stations face satire from Evening Moscow which complains some clients visit repeatedly. The piece names two so called champions Viktor Gulayev and Leonid Ushakov and notes no records exist to track repeat visits. Officials discuss potential punishment for more than five yearly visits while warning against broad crackdown on drinking.
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Powell Guilty Again in Civil Contempt Case
New York AP reports Rep. Adam Clayton Powell has been found guilty of civil contempt for a second time in a defamation of character suit. State Supreme Court Justice Harry B. Frank warned Powell to appear Friday to avoid a second arrest warrant.
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Guildford Cathedral Finished After 30 Years
Guildford Cathedral in England is completed thirty years after the 1936 foundation stone. About 100000 pounds remains to pay debts and loans. Bishop George Clarkson hopes prayer will help clear the debt by year’s end.
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Guilford
England
Guildford
George Clarkson
Two Charged With Setting Fires In Frederick County
Two local men appeared in Frederick County court yesterday to face charges of setting fires in the county. The court appointed Benjamin Butler attorney for Daniel Lee Christian of Route 2 Winchester. John Calvin Newcome of Siler Road asked for two weeks to obtain an attorney. continuance granted and arraignment set for October 17. Traffic cases included speeds and reckless driving fines from $20 to $216.75 with jail time suspended.
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Frederick County
Benjamin Butler
Daniel Lee Christian
Rt. 2
Winchester
John Calvin Newcome
Siler Rt
House Passes Packaging Bill Lifts Federal Labeling Authority
The House approved a packaging bill authorizing federal regulation of misleading campaigns and labels while setting mandatory labeling standards. It would also push voluntary standards through joint industry action, but supporters and critics call it weak. The measure passed 300 to 8 and moves to Senate-House conferees.
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Worker Back On Job After 4-Story Fall
Rubin Zufelt a 32 year old steelworker fell four stories Friday while welding steel beams at Tucson City Hall He landed on roofing on the third floor and by Monday was back at work on the seventh floor saying he was a little stiff but that this is how he makes his living.
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Nationwide Health Insurance picks up where basic coverage ends
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