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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1966

Page

8

Hospitals Comply With Civil Rights Act Says Official

Dr Richard A Smith of the Public Health Service told hospital administrators at the Carolinas Virginias Hospital Conference that hospitals receiving federal aid must comply with Title 6 of the Civil Rights Act of 1964. He warned that segregated wings for Negro and white patients constitute discrimination and urged non-discriminatory access to medical services.

Boaroke Public Health Service Ington The Health Service Office of Equal Health Opportunity

Bloodless Bullfighting Debuts in Philadelphia

In Philadelphia, a bloodless bullfighting event opened under court scrutiny as SPCA legal action loomed. A judge examined animals before and after the display while matadors and organizer Bravo Enterprises touted a humane version without real injuries.

Philadelphia Shrine of Liberty Bell Pennsylvania Society For the Prevention Common Pleas Court Edward J. Griffiths Secs Griffiths Vine

Grandmother Holds Her First One Man Art Show

In Chicago a widowed grandmother Willa Henry began painting in her fifties and now hosts her first solo exhibit. She creates misty expressionistic works, names some pieces Jade East series and Thunderball, and has sold paintings up to 300 dollars.

Chicago Willa Henry Grandma Moses Jade East Free Land

Early ink makers mix wine and bread crusts with onions

A quirky note from a historical trade shows ink makers adding wine to ink and a French innovator disposing bread crusts and a dozen onions to absorb grease from boiled oil. This unusual recipe reflects experimental material science in early printing.

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Evening Star Says Richard A. Smith Wash Loudoun ST Winchester Virginia Braft Beer Dixie Beverage CO Winchester, Va Philly Cent A. Carroll Bravo Enterprises, Inc SPCA Robert G. Hudson Jeff Ramsey Mexico City Broad Street New York Stock Exchange New York City Viet Nam U.S John Deere N. Loudoun ST Worthington Orville C. Wine America Bel-Air Corvair Crisne Norther
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