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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1964

Page

2

Deaths and Funerals in Virginia and Georgia items

Deaths and funerals notice for John Landy Thomas of Riverton scheduled at Maddox Home in Front Royal and Arlington National Cemetery. Elsie M. Pentz, 70, of Charles Town area, died in Winchester Memorial with service at Smith Memorial Funeral Home and burial in Edge Hill Cemetery. An Atlanta auto accident blamed on a bee injured six as drivers swerved on the expressway.

John Landy ‘Thomas Riverton Maddox Front Royal Arlington National Cemetery Irs Elsie M. Pentz Max L. Pentz Charles Town W. Va Winchester Memorial Robert F Winchester Pentz Robert Téstie Coward Feagans Gnamm Lockhart Rock James Whitting Town Wenmuhle Asbury Bark Harry L. Rentz St. Petersburg Fla Smith Memorial Funeral Home Raymond Womeldorf Edge Hill Cemetery Atlanta, Ga J. N. Anderson Atlanta

Johnson cites future promise and world fair vision

LBJ argues America must solve city crowding education and resource issues to achieve peace and progress. He recalls the 1939 world fair, noting bold predictions now surpassed by real advances in space, atomic power, and medicine, urging a forward look beyond war threats.

America Johnson Outer Space

Opening Day Highlights at the World’s Fair Unisphere Ceremonies

President Eisenhower sent a message read aloud as Gov Rockefeller Mayor Wagner and Indira Gandhi spoke. The event featured Grofe’s World’s Fair Suite, stamp folders from Postmaster General Gronouskii, two band concerts, and a grand parade with Miss America Miss Universe and Miss USA. The Unisphere and surrounding roads anchored the park as Alaska to Louisiana pavilions showcased diverse exhibits. Admission to grounds is $2 for adults and $1 for children 2 to 12. rides cost extra.

Dwight D. Eisenhower Nelson A. Rockefeller Robert F. Wagner India Indira Gandhi Ferde Grofe John A. Gronouskii Cara Cape Kennedy Fla Africa Alaska West Virginia Louisiana Montana

Plants Break Through Frozen Spring Soil

Some plants manage to push through frozen soil in spring using strong shoots and pressure. The phenomenon helps early growth before warming temps fully thaw the ground.

Hoover Says Communists Influence Negro Movement

FBI Director J Edgar Hoover testified that Communist influence exists in the Negro movement. He cited efforts to exploit Negro grievances for Communist aims and noted the aim to recruit among Negroes while avoiding direct exposure. Hoover also described Communist tactics to recruit American students for Soviet intelligence.

Hoover Washington FBI J. Edgar Hoover Congressional Communist Party House Appropriations

Negro Youths Attack Hebrew School Pupils in Brooklyn

About 50 Negro youths shouted anti Semitic slurs and attacked Hebrew grammar school pupils in Bedford Stuyvesant. At least 15 pupils ages 9 to 12 were injured, two rabbis were beaten, and a 15 year old was arrested after a city building inspector intervened.

New York Brooklyn Samuel Lipsker Bedford-Stuyvesant Abraham Barnetsky Isidore Kolodny Leo Berkman Berkman Rabbi Barnetsky

Virginia east of Richmond to form one great metropolis

Governor Harrison urged conservation reform at the Governor's Conference on Natural Resources. He warned Virginia’s growth may push development from the Shenandoah Valley toward Richmond and beyond, urging more education on preserving open space for future generations. Martin M. Sutherland echoed calls for constructive, possibly revolutionary conservation measures to meet children’s needs.

Richmond Harrison Virginia Conference On Natural Resources General Assembly 10Th Shenandoah Valley Confederacy

Dinners At Mt. Carmel Church Benefit

Chicken and turkey dinners will be served at Mount Carmel Baptist Church Leicester and Braddock Streets starting at five. For reservations or delivery call Mo 2 7493. Proceeds benefit the Men's Day Rally.

Mount Carmel Baptist Church Leicester Braddock Sts

Riots Subside After Five Days of Clashes in Seoul

In Seoul protests by about 2000 college students ended with police dispersing rioters using tear gas and clubs. Five days of clashes left nearly 100 injured as the government promised stern punishment for future offenders around govern.

Seoul South Korea Govern

Virginia Weather Outlook and Five Day Forecast

The forecast calls for scattered showers this afternoon, clearing tonight with lows near 55. Tomorrow, partly cloudy and warm with highs around 68 to 76. Friday looks partly cloudy and mild, with a five day outlook suggesting near normal temperatures and a turn to cooler air later in the period. Government agents report rustlers prowling private forests seeking walnut trees worth about 20000 in veneer. Rain totals for the past 24 hours and monthly/annual rainfall figures are listed for the region.

False Alarm Fire Call Sparks Bus Search

City and state police hunted last night for a man believed to have made a false fire alarm from a pay phone at Greyhound station and then boarded a southbound bus. A dispatcher received a call claiming a blaze on Sheridan Avenue around 9 15 p.m. Officers stopped the bus near Middletown but found no suspect aboard.

Greyhound Esr Sheridan Ave Middletown

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