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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 07, 1964

Page

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Two Area Towns Have Candidates for Mayor

Berryville seeks mayor as Garland Canter files for office while Midlletown mayor Archie Manuel reverses stance and seeks re election. Midlletown council incumbents F C Gunn and W Russell McCauley run again with others contesting six council seats. Berryville incumbents Levi and Howell seek re election as several officials retire.

Garland M. Canter Berryville Archie Manuel Middletown F.C. Gunn W. Russell McCauley David Muntzing Carl B. Baker Gene Jenkins Alma Louise Coffelt Kenneth C. Levi Thomas G. Howell Broadstater Joseph Cain Ralph Snapp Roy E. Potts, Jr Tthey

Middletown Seeks New Town Office Amid Move

Middletown council learned the town must find a new Town Office after owner Leo Bernstine gave 30 days to vacate the theatre building now housing the office. Alternatives will be reviewed over two weeks while a town officer is advertised for. The council also approved utility work, fire preventive lot maintenance, and bill payments.

Middletown Leo Bernstine Wayside Theatre

Everest expedition leader to attend Shenandoah festival

Norman G. Dyhrenfurth, leader of the 1963 American Mt Everest expedition, will be guest at Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival on April 30 to May 12. He will crown Miss Luci Baines Johnson and appear at festival events, riding in the May 1 Grand Feature parade.

Norman G. Dyhrenfurth Santa Monica Cal Luci Baines Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson Dyhrenfurth Switzerland United States Mt. Everest James Whittaker

Shooting of Turkish Cypriots Shocks Nicosia

In Nicosia Greek Cypriot police condemned an attack on four Turkish Cypriots blamed on Greek Cypriots. Two were killed, one wounded, the fourth missing. Turkish Cypriot leader Fazil Kuchuk claimed the shots were fired with rifles after captives were seized near the city gate. UN forces investigated as cease fire held at Kokkina and Pahy Ammos amid ongoing tensions.

Nicosia Cyprus Fazil Kuchuk Niosia Kuchuk U.N Prem Singh Gyant Hasnu Hassan Hassan Famagusta Gate Kokkina Pahy Ammos Eee

Settlement Reached in Vepco Strike

A six day strike by IBEW workers against Vepco ends with a new contract affecting about 2400 employees in Virginia and parts of North Carolina and West Virginia. Details will be shown to locals and ratification is not required by members. Workers to resume duties within 48 hours. Also listed is a 1963 Pontiac station wagon advertisement.

Richmond Jen Elecco and Power Co Vepco International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers IBEW Virginia North Carolina West Virginia

Crowds Gather for MacArthur Farewell in New York

In New York crowds formed long lines to view General of the Army Douglas MacArthur as dignitaries and soldiers paid solemn respects. His widow Jean and son Arthur attended the private service with Lt. Gen. Garrison H. Davidson, while clergy offered prayers for the beloved commander.

New York Diploerm Douglas MacArthur Ar‘mory Stik Stock- Hig MacArthur Jean Arthur Garrison H. Davidson 1St Army Francis Cardinal Spellman

Norfolk to Close Offices and Schools for MacArthur Mourning

Norfolk officials close public schools and city offices on Friday to honor General Douglas MacArthur. His body arrives from Washington and lies in repose at the MacArthur Memorial before Saturday funeral at St Pauls Episcopal Church, with five clergymen officiating. Public services and church observances are requested citywide.

Norfolk Nore Douglas MacArthur Roy B. Martin Jr MacArthur Washington St. Paul’s Episcopal Church Martin St. Paul’s Church

Soviet Troops Leaving Cuba in Large Numbers

Washington reports indicate the Soviet troop presence in Cuba has been reduced significantly since the 1962 crisis. Officials say current numbers are uncertain but likely around 4,000, with earlier estimates suggesting fewer than 7,600 and official statements noting most troops have been withdrawn. McGeorge Bundy cautioned counting soldiers is harder than counting missiles.

Washington Soviet Union Cuba U.S Moscow Latin America State Department House Foreign Affairs Committee

President Johnson Accused of 90 MPH Drive

Time magazine reports President Johnson may have driven a cream Lincoln Continental at up to 90 miles per hour during an Easter weekend ranch tour. The caravan included reporters and a news crew as Johnson joked with reporters, offered to pose with a pig, and refilled a cup of beer before speeding away. Newsweek also notes the Secret Service was briefly left behind.

New York Time Magazine Johnson Texas Hill John McCormack White House Newsweek Magazine Texas Newsweek Secret Service

Clarke Board Approves Budget Increase for 1964-65

Clarke County Board of Supervisors adopted the proposed 1964-65 budget with minor changes. It projects $348,601 from property tax and raises the levy to 3.10 per 100 valuation, up 20 cents. The meeting room held taxpayers who debated the tax hike, many supporting the raise to fund public school pay.

Berryville Clarke County Board of Supervisors

Citywide Clean-Up Week Collection Plan

During the week of April 13 through 18 proclaimed Clean Up Week the City will collect trash rubbish and trimmings in open trucks if curbside with regular garbage. The service provides two collections for all residents and cooperation is requested to maintain regular schedules with closed equipment.

Five die in Winchester crashes on Rt. 522

Two fatal crashes on Route 522 near Winchester left four dead and five others injured, two in critical condition at Memorial Hospital. Victims include Virgil Oswald Seal Jr. and George Blair Myers, both killed in a northbound collision near Double Toll Gate, and Frank Walker and Willie Wright, pronounced dead on arrival after a separate crash north of Winchester.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Virgil Oswald Seal, Jr Bentonville George Blair Myers Duncan Ave Front Royal Frank Walker Railroad St Clarendon Willie Wright Charlotte St Norfolk Hunting Ridge Thireen Nea. Ub James Loyd Kenney W. 13Th St James Tilman Smith Bel Air Ave Kenney Smith

Weather shift brings warm air to Virginia then cold snap

A mass of very warm air moving northward over Virginia will give way Wednesday to an unusually cold air mass sweeping across the Midwest.

Richmond Virginia Midwest

Savings Insured by Federal Agency Rate Poster

Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation insures deposits at Winchester Savings and Loan. The ad highlights a current 4 1/4 percent rate and promotes the corner location at Boscawen and Washington streets.

Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation Winchester Savings & Loan Corner Boscawen & Washington

Also Mentioned on This Page

Canter Leland Bondstater Mr. Canter County Planning Commission Education Committee Recreation Council Red Cross Board of Directors Winchester Kiwanis Club Joannaorea Wie Joanna Hochester George Delinger Mencken, N.J Garland Canter, Jr Lynchburg Public Schools Manuel Mid Dletown James Wood High School Gene Dicks W. Earl Edmondson Alma L. Groff Herbert W. White John F. Hetzel Carla Baker Northern Viginia Power Co U.S. Everest GW Motors Famed Armory Rt. 522 South Rt. 522 North Magazine Time Clarke Board Frederick County James Kincaid Charles Grady Bailey Kincaid Margaret Lang Walker Patrick Andrew Sapien U.S. Navy
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