Millionaire Waiter Returns to $4 a Day Job in Clearwater
Charles Donald Belcher, a newly declared multimillionaire, resumes waitering at a Florida restaurant as lawyers settle the family $14 million lumber trust. A federal judge in Birmingham granted his father’s share, ending a four year dispute. Belcher plans art study and funding his mother’s travels.
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Clearwater
Fla
Charles Donald Belcher
Belcher
Birmingham
Ala
Wadnesday
Jacksonville University
U.S. Dist
H. Grooms
W, FE
Belcher Lumber Co
Belcher Sales Co., Ltd
Belcher Wood Products, Ltd
Mary Belcher
WFE
Planning Unit Proposed for Fairfax County
A Fairfax County study panel urges removing zoning authority from the board of supervisors and creating a three‑member full time planning board of professional planners. The plan calls for four year terms at $20 000 each with two appointees by supervisors and one by the senior circuit judge. The panel says the group would draft master plans and submit them to the supervisors but remain independently actable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fairfax
Fairfax County
Virginia
Board of Supervis
Shenandoah Deans Named to Jr College Survey Body
Shenandoah College Dean Kenneth Eyre and Conservatory Dean Verne Collins were named to an ad hoc AAJC committee in Washington to study and guide two year music and fine arts offerings in American junior colleges. Eyre will collect Virginia private college data. Collins will develop a national survey.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shenandoah College
Kenneth Eyre
Shenandoah Conservatory of Music
Verne E. Collins
Shenandoah
Jr. College Survey
Shenandoah Colege
Shenandoah Conserevatory of Music
Keneneth K. Eyre
Conservatory
Verne FE. Collins
American Association of Junior Colleges
Washington
California
Florida
Michigan
National Association of Schools of Music
Music Educators National Conference
Dean Eyre
Virginia
Dear Collins
Dean Kyre
Indiana Central College
United Theological Seminary
Ihe
Dean Collins
Bowling Green Stutey University of Michigan
Eastman School of Music
University of Rochester
N.Y
Shenandoah Faceulty
U.S
Europe
Canada
Mexico
New federal agency urged to find hippies missing persons
Senator Ribicoff proposed a federal agency to aid parents and police in locating hippies dropouts and other missing youths. He urged a computerized Justice Department records system and an investigative group with data exchange to assist local police as searches begin after 72 hours.
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Washington
Abraham A. Ribicoff
Justice Department
Connecticut
Senate
Ribicoff
Army Handling of M16 Program Unbelievable
House investigators condemn the Army for unbelievable handling of the M16 program after a six month probe. They fault officials for inaction amid ammunition and procurement concerns, urge audits of Colt and Olin Mathieson, and question ethics of a retired general tied to the project.
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Washington
House
Army
Armed Services
Richard Schord
D.mo
Colt Firearms Co
Olin Mathieson
Nelson M. Lynde Jr
Army Weapons Command
Fairbanks Whitney
Colt Industries Inc
Subcommittee
Lynde
Colt
Henry Hillman
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Charles
Birmingham Trust National Bank
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National Association of
N.A.S.M
Chicago
M. E
Andoah
Forrest S. Racey
Southern Association
Dallas
Ember
Boston
John W. Macy, Jr
Gose
John W. Rosenberger and Co.,inc
Commerce St
Winchester
Quarles School
Sapolin
Scheel
Crider & Shockey
William L. Wallace
Winchester-Western Division
Wallace
PiXies
By Wohl
H.L. Mills Gasoline Station
Valley Ave
EKCO
U.S.A
ZEREX
Prestone
Anti Zerone Freeze
H. L. Mills
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