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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 12, 1966

Page

5

Neon Gas Proves Superior Breathing Mix for Deep Divers

Atlantic City reports neon gas may offer safer and more efficient deep sea respiration. Tests in 650 foot simulations show neon free of nitrogen narcosis risks and improve communication and speed under water compared with air and helium. Dr. Heinz R. Schreiner presented findings for the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology noting the potential for a new life-support gas in ocean exploration.

Atlantic City N.J Lincoln Heinz R. Schreiner Ocean Systems, Inc Tonawanda N.Y Western Hemisphere Federation of American Schreiner

3 dimensional rick rack picture pattern 7066

Pierce Brookes promotes a 3D rick rack design that forms roses. Pattern 7066 includes directions and transfer for an 10 by 18 inch picture. Price 35 cents with 15 cents extra for mailing. Order from Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept. New York.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelsea Station New York N.Y America New Museum

Break-in Reported at OConnell Air Conditioning

Police investigated a break-in at 28 Wolfe Street where copper pipe valued at $80 was stolen from OConnell Air Conditioning. A separate entry was reported at Senseny Park maintenance shop with a broken lock and a two foot square hole punched in a door.

O’connell Wolfe St Senseny Park

Editor Dr Paul Sanders Named to State Higher Education Panel

Gov. Godwin appointed Dr. Paul D. Sanders of Richmond editor of Southern Planter to the State Council of Higher Education, replacing Sol W. Rawls Jr. Sanders serves until June 30, 1969. The governor also reappointed five Board of Purchases and Supply members: Cassell of Blacksburg Wheeler Williams Smyth Jr. and Garrette of Lynchburg plus others from Richmond.

Richmond Paul D.sanders Southern Planter Magazine Godwin State Council of Higher Education

Byrd Seeks Four Year Senate Term In Democratic Primary

The gubernatorial-esque primary features Boothe versus Byrd and Spong versus Robertson, held tomorrow ahead of the July 12 voting day. Byrd aims to complete an unexpired four year term, succeeding his retired father, while Robertson runs for a full six year term.

Boothe Byrd Spong Robertson Senate

Moscow truck driver self immolates over Viet Nam service

A 26 year old Ukrainian truck driver, Didyk, poured gasoline on himself in a central Moscow square near Lubianak Prison and burned to death after being repeatedly rejected for Viet Nam service. Eyewitnesses and Russian sources confirmed the act occurred in Dzershinsky Square and the victim died later at Burdenko military hospital. Police declined to comment.

Moscow Ukraine Viet Nam Nikolai Didyk Didyk Dzershinesky Square Lubianak Secret Police Burdenko Military Hospital Zuigres Don River Foreign Ministry

Invention of the Fuel Cell by Sir William Grove

English physicist Sir William Grove invented the fuel cell in 1839. The device converts fuel and oxygen directly into electricity, marking an early milestone in energy conversion technology.

Sir William Grove

Rates Rise on FHA and VA Home Loans in New Round

The government raised FHA and VA loan rates from 4.5 to 5 percent, with the total borrowing cost for FHA loans at 6.5 percent. The move tightens money and may raise monthly payments by about three dollars on a $15,000 loan, while lowering the up front points charged. VA loans now carry the highest rate yet, and some FHA multi family programs also see increases.

Washington Fedral Housing Administration Veterans Administration Wright Patman Dtex House FHA Patman Federal Reserve Board Federal Reserve Johnson Administration Robert C. Weaver Housing and Urban Development William J. Driver Mortgage Bankers Association of America

Clearbrook Firemen Reelect Officers and Directors

The Clearbrook fire company elected five directors and seven officers last night. Reelected for another term were W. H. Lawrence Jr president Walter T. Anderson vice president William O Boden secretary Claude T Gore treasurer Raymond MacMillan Jr chief and two assistant chiefs William O Boden and Edward C Lawrence. Five directors were elected to 3 year terms Henry B Cline William O Boden Grover Teets Huyette Light and John Smith.

Clearbrook Fire Company W. H. Lawrence, Jr Walter T. Anderson William O. Boden Claude T. Gore Raymond MacMillan, Jr William O, Boden Edward C. Lawrence Henry B. Cline William O Boden Grover Teets Huyette Light John Smith

Practice Bomb Fires 3000 Acre Woods in Dare County

An Air Force F 105 dropped a practice bomb on a bombing range in Dare County near Manteo. The resulting brush fire burned over 3000 acres and stayed away from inhabited areas as firefighters battled the blaze amid light drizzle hoping rain would aid suppression.

Mantec N.C Air Force Dare County Manteo

Horse Kills Secret Service Agent's Daughter Near LBJ Ranch

The 11 year old daughter of a Secret Service agent assigned to the LBJ ranch detail was killed by a horse behind the Johnson City home. The girl tied a rope around the horse's neck and waist, was dragged around the pen, and the horse jumped a fence. The sheriff said the saddle was not in use and the reason for tying the rope remains unclear. The Knetsch family lives near President Johnson's Texas White House.

Johnson City Tex Secret Service LBJ Nancy Knetsch Clarence Knetsch

Valley man loses suit over fatal Strasburg crash

A Shenandoah County jury ruled against plaintiff Fred W. Hottle administrator of Harold Schefft's estate in a 35000 damage suit arising from a fatal Aug 4 1964 highway accident near Strasburg. The case named Colleen Holliday of Strasburg and car operator William T. Gorsuch.

Woodstock Shenandoah County Strasburg Colleen Pingley Holliday Harold Collis Schefft Fred W. Hottle

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