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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 26, 1970

Page

14

Mayor Uses Body to Shield Black Panthers in Surrender

In Detroit a tense standoff ended as 15 Black Panther youths surrendered after police and community leaders mediated. Patrolman Glenn E. Smith was killed and another officer wounded during the shooting near the NCCF headquarters. Ravitz and local officials helped escort surrendering youths, avoiding further bloodshed amid protests and police action.

Detroit Glenn E. Smith National Committee To Combat Fascism Panther Ravitz Nicholas Hood James del Rio Detroit Common Council Roman Gribbs Smith Marshall Emerson Jr West Side Black Panther NCCF Robert Harris Emerson del Rio

Former officials back Byrd Jr in Virginia race

Twelve prominent ex Democrat leaders including William M. Tuck T. Nelson Parker Horace Edwards Edwin Cox Garland Harwood and two former secretaries-General endorse U S Senator Harry F Byrd Jr praising his experience leadership and nonpartisan service to Virginia and the nation.

Richmond Democratic State Central Committee William M. Tuck T. Nelson Parker Horace Edwards Edwin Cox Garland Harwood U.S Harry F. Byrd Jr Tuck South Boston Byrd Harry Byrd Virginia America Parker United States Senate

Federal law bans color reproductions of U S postage stamps

The notice warns that colored reproductions of United States postage stamps are prohibited whether canceled or not and that violating federal law could lead to a maximum penalty of 15 years in prison and a $5,000 fine or both.

U.S

Wolfersberger to Speak at United Fund Luncheon

William W. Wolfersberger Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council Scout Executive will address the fourth and final United Fund Report luncheon at First Presbyterian Church. Rev. J R Jackson urges workers and interested people to attend. Wolfersberger, a Penn State graduate, joined Winchester in April 1969 and lives at 327 Lanny Drive with his wife.

William W. Wolfersberger Shenandoah Area Boy Scout Council United Fund First Presbyterian Church J.R. Jackson Winchester Frederick County Winchester Rotary Club Lanny Drive

Battle Helps Williams Campaign In Harrisonburg Staunton

William C. Battle and Murat Williams campaign together in Harrisonburg and Staunton on Wednesday. A press conference with State Sen. George S. Aldhizer II follows, with a Rural Virginians for Williams reception at the Holiday Inn in Staunton at 7:30 p.m.

William C. Battle Murat Williams Harrisonburg Staunton Battle Williams George S. Aldhizer II Sen Aldhizer Mr. Battle Mr.Battle Holiday Inn Williams” Group Fred Carter Rockbridge County

Fire Destroys Interior of House Trailer

Clearbrook firemen say the interior of a Red Bud Road house trailer owned by William Hart and occupied by Leonard Bennett was destroyed in a 2:45 a.m. blaze yesterday. The fire, of undetermined origin, started in a bedroom and the trailer was fully involved when responders arrived. A passing motorist alerted the scene with the alarm while Shawnee firefighters aided Clearbrook, remaining on site until about 5:45 a.m.

Clearbrook Red Bud Road William Hart Leonard Bennett Shawnee

Desk tells men’s character in business world

Anthropologist Anthony Christie reports that a businessman’s desk mirrors his life. A neat desk suggests a military personality, a desk full of plants shows gardening interest, and a paper-strewn workspace hints at marital strain.

London Anthony Christie

Calendar gag at Louisville shop for man with everything

A Louisville gift shop sign humorously offers a calendar to remind him when payments are due, playing on the idea of a man who has everything. The lighthearted line reflects a buyer’s light domestic humor in an AP dispatch.

Louisville, Ky

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