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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1966

Page

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Buddhists Back Elections Plan in Saigon

Buddhist leaders in Saigon reaffirm support for the military governments elections within three to five months and promise street action if promises are not kept. They discuss caretaker rules and potential leadership change while North Vietnam calls for Ky’s resignation amid ongoing Viet Cong fighting.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Cao Ky North Viet Cong U.S. 101St Airborne U.S. Air Force Navy Viet Nam Mu Gia da Nang U.S Nguyen Chanh Thi Thi Buddhist Institute Tran Quang Thuan Thuan Hue

Last Day to Buy Plates and Tax Form in Mail

The notice urges readers to purchase local and state license plates today and to mail the income tax form. Sunshine returns with cool temperatures expected to linger, averaging three to six degrees below normal for five days, with showers Monday and Tuesday followed by warmer conditions Wednesday.

Reverend James R. Jackson Named Coronation Prelate

The Rev. James R. Jackson of the First Presbyterian Church was chosen as Prelate for the Apple Blossom Queen coronation to be held April 28 29 and 30 at Handley High School steps. Jackson a Charlotte native and Davidson College graduate and current Winchester pastor, will lead the ceremony alongside Mrs. Victor F. Albright and Mrs. Ferman Perry.

James R. Jackson First Presbyterian Church Jane Henderson Winchester England Victor F. Albright Department of the Queen Ferman Perry Jackson Handley High School Great Bank of Steps Charlotte, N.C Mr. Jackson Davidson College Davidson N.C University of North Carolina Chapel Hill Union Theological Seminary Richmond Fass School Hendersonville Presbyterian Church Jefferson Temple Terrace Tampa Fla Mary Day Martinsburg W.va James R Frederick County

War dominates voters as Viet Nam tops issue

Six re elected minded senators say the Viet Nam war is the dominant voter issue. They note rising prices add to concerns while inflation taxes and the cost of living are also mentioned. Senators McIntyre Miller Sparkman Allott Boggs Harris and others describe public uncertainty and electoral implications.

Washington Viet Nam Fred R. Harris Oklahoma Senate J. Caleb Boggs Delaware Thomas J. McIntyre New Hampshire McIntyre Congress Jack R. Miller

Pokey the Whale Appears Dead After Shootings

Pokey the whale lay on a James River mud flat riddled with bullets after being shot 12 times. A helicopter observer said the 30-foot mammal showed no life as birds settled nearby. Public protests urged action from Army Coast Guard Governor Godwin Rep Downing and marine agencies.

Charles City Pokey the Whale James River Atlantic Pokey Norman Haynes Army Coast Guard Department of the Interior

Marsh On Trial In Roanoke

The trial of John Edward Marsh, charged in a federal indictment with the robbery of the Commercial & Savings Bank Lou doun Street branch on September 22, opened in U S District Court Roanoke at 11 40 a m before Judge Ted Dale. Assistant U S Attorney James C Roberson prosecutes, while Roanoke attorneys Alex Apostolou and Harvey Lutins defend.

John Edward Marsh Commercial & Savings Bank Loudoun St U.S. District Court Roanoke Ted Dale Western District of Virginia U.S James C. Roberson Alex Apostolou Harvey Lutins Marsh

Red China Embassy Wrecked in Jakarta by Indonesian Chinese Rally

A mob of over 2,000 Indonesian Chinese smashed the Red Chinese Embassy in Jakarta after a 40,000 strong rally demanding Indonesia sever ties with Peking. Troops protected about 30 staff. two students injured as attackers hurled chairs and debris. The crowd also tore down the embassy flag and raised Indonesia's flag at half mast.

Jakarta Indonesia Peking Raedio Peking Indonesian Communist Party

Harvey Named Registrar for Stephens City

M Luther Harvey appointed town registrar by the Frederick County Electoral Board to succeed the late N B Smallwood. Final registration date for the town election is May 14 at 8 p.m. The books will be open at Harvey's home until May 14 for all wishing to register, with a day advertised for all-day registration.

Stephens City M. Luther Harvey Frederick County N. B. Smallwood

Spring Flower Bulbs Now Available at Southern States Winchester

Flower bulbs are now available at Southern States Winchester on Amherst Street, inviting gardeners to stock up for spring planting. Local staff say a wide variety is in stock and ready for purchase.

Southern States Winchester Corp Amherst Street

McNamara Faces More Questions on Readiness

Secretary of Defense Robert McNamara faces fresh congressional questions on bomb shortages and readiness policies after spending over 80 hours before committees this year. Republican House Leader Ford warned of continued scrutiny after Easter recess, accusing the Johnson administration of mismanaging the Vietnam war and questioning troop preparedness.

McNamara Washington Defense Robert S. McNamara House Ford Johnson Republican House GOP Saigon Pentagon Viet Nam McNa

Cornell researchers report possible radiation protection breakthrough

Two Cornell University scientists announce a potential major breakthrough in protecting humans and animals from lethal radiation. They describe a vaccine derived from the jackbean plant that immunizes many mice, with implications for wartime fallout protection, nuclear industry workers, and cancer radiotherapy. The researchers presented the findings at the Federation of American Societies for Experimental Biology conference.

Atlantic City N.J Cornell University Willard J. Visek Federation of American Societies For Experimental Biology Hung Chen Dang

Virginia Announces Start of Daylight Saving Time

Virginia will observe daylight saving time beginning 2 a.m. April 24, under the federal Uniform Time Act of 1966. Governor’s office quoted Atty. Gen. Robert Y. Button saying the act takes precedence, with full state adoption planned for 1967 unless Virginia lawmakers opt out.

Richmond Virginia Atty Robert Y.button Johnson Button General Assembly of

Auction at Steward Taylors Sale Green Springs

A 1956 Chevy and a 1965 GMC pickup are listed for sale at Steward Taylors Sale in Green Springs on Saturday the 16th.

Steward Taylors Green Springs

Stephens City Mayoral and Council Races Expand

Stephens City fields a full slate for mayor and council with former Mayor Lynn H. Comer seeking reelection against incumbent James Galladay. Former councilmen and other candidates join the race. In Middletown Archie Manuel faces John Hetzel for mayor, while Berryville sees council contests and a lone unopposed candidate. Filing deadline is today.

Stephens City Lynn H. Comer James ,Galladay Mr. Galladay H. R. Mills Thomas E. Ewing Elwood M. Mauck Franklin E. Guess J. Henry Shryock Marshall F. Hole Middletown Archie Manuel John F. Hetczel Thomas G. Howell Berryville James N Asebury Clarke County John K. Carr Maye Garland M. Canter

Johnson endorses Latin American summit to advance Alliance for Progress

President Johnson endorses a high level meeting with Latin American leaders to accelerate the Alliance for Progress efforts. He references a proposed summit and notes preparations should balance cautious steps with imaginative action while referencing Lincoln statue ceremonies in Mexico City and meetings with President Diaz Ordaz.

Gustavo Diaz Ordaz Mexico Johnson Mexico City Alliance For Progress U.S Abraham Lincoln Polanco Arturo Illia South America Congress Lincoln Los Pinos White House

Unseasonably Cold Fairfax Area Weather Weekend

A large but weak high pressure system continues to bring sunny skies and unseasonably cold temperatures to Virginia. The weather extends into the weekend with cold mornings and cool afternoons.

Richmond Virginia

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