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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Apr 22, 1967

Page

3

Top Jobs on House Ethics Committee Up for Grabs

The House Ethics Committee top posts remain open as party chiefs near final selections. Democrats may name the chairman with six members per party. potential chair candidates include Holifield Blatnik Sisk and Boland. Republicans consider Halleck or Smith for their half. final choices expected by midweek.

House Ethics Committee Washington House Reps Chet Holifield B. F. Sisk California John A. Blatnik Minnesota Edward P. Boland Massachusetts Charles A. Halleck Indiana Halleck Gerald R. Ford Michigan H. Allen Smith House Rules Committee Charles E. Bennett Florida Wayne L. Hays Ohio House Administration Adam Clayton Powell Congress Democratic Committee On Committees

Wampler Calls for Congress to Study Dairy Crisis

Virginia congressman William C. Wampler urges a full scale congressional study of the dairy crisis. He cites higher costs for farmers, low milk prices, and rising imports, urging hearings and remedial action.

Marion William C. Wampler Wampler House Agriculture Committee Johnson

Virginia Game and Inland Fisheries notice of amendments

The commission in Richmond on March 31 1967 ordered changes to regulations under Virginia codes 29-125 29-126 29-127 with a public hearing May 5 1967 at 9 30 a m in Room 100 7 North Second Street Richmond. Changes include R2-11 body gripping traps limited to beaver or otter and water covered. R3-1 bear hunting window east of Blue Ridge from third Monday in November to January 5. R4-1 beaver trapping January 1 to February 15. R6-5 deer bag limit one per year with sex rules in multiple counties. R13-1 otter trapping January 1 to February 15.

Fhe Commission of Game and Inland Fisheries Richmond Virginia Code of Virginia North Second Street Blue Ridge Mountains Amherst Bedford Campbell Southern Railroad Nelson Pittsylvania National Forests Franklin, Henry Patrick and

Army Engineers Change Face of South Vietnam

The 577th Engineer Battalion, 700 engineers under Lt. Col. Carl P. Rodolph, digs in near Tuy Hoa, south of Saigon. They built Port Lane, a 400 bed hospital, 18 miles of pipeline, a helicopter runway, a school, 12 miles of road, and repaired 80 miles of highway. Half are draftees and long hours are common as they push projects to support troops and leave a lasting footprint.

Tuy Hoa Vietnam South Vietnam U.S. Army China Sea Saigon Viet

Azalea Festival Crowned Queen In Norfolk Parade

Monique Van den Boeynants wears the crown at the Azalea Festival coronation in Norfolk with 125000 azaleas and 100 varieties as 16 floats and 27 bands parade. An outdoor concert closes Friday events. Kirsten Frisvold injures ankle. other participants praise the pageant.

Norfolk Belgium Monique van den Boeynants Louis Scheyven Norfolk Botanical Greens Monique North Atlantic Treaty Organization U.S. Naval Academy Kirsten Frisvold Norway Viktoria Holm Iceland Nancy Roxburgh Canada

Dog Pack Kills 45 Zoo Pets In Baltimore Incident

A stray dog pack roamed a five acre area of Baltimore's Children's Zoo in Druid Hill Park and killed 45 animals including 34 rabbits, lambs, guinea pigs, goats, deer, and a duck. Police fired on two dogs. zoo director Arthur Watson said the dogs likely belong to residents and fear repeats as sheep dogs may return.

Baltimore Children’s Zoo Arthur Watson Baltimore Zoo Druid Hill Park

Abby Advice and Readers Letters collage

A jumble of Dear Abby questions and replies covers marital advice hush tone hurt feelings and family concerns. Notes include a reader warning about a married man, a mother’s hygiene issue raised by daughters in West Virginia, and a plug for Abby’s wedding booklet with contact details.

Abby

Vandals wreck restored Alleghany Methodist church

In HAWSVILLE Virginia vandals damaged the Alleghany Springs church after a restoration. The Rev Raymond S Kelly and Deputy Sheriff T E Altizer described the act as a deep hatred for God as a small congregation of about 30 prepares to worship. Pieces of the pulpit Bible Christ painting altar rail and pews were damaged and some lighting and drapery torn. The community calls it a tragic setback but vows to hold services.

Hawsville Raymond S. Kelly Alleghany Methodist Church T.E. Altizer Kelly Marion Christ

Panel Discussion Set at Winchester Merchants Meeting

A panel on The Relationship of the Retail Merchants to the Travel Association will be held next Wednesday at the Winchester Country Club. Participants include Willis Fisk Shenandoah Valley Motel Association president Alson Smith Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival president James Wilkins Shoe Center Inc. owner Joe Lintz Leggett's Department Store assistant manager Col Conrad Follansbee Chamber of Commerce secretary treasurer and two James Wood D E Students Karen Lewis and Don Pitcock. The discussion is part of the Winchester Retail Merchants Association regular meeting.

Sion Travel Association Winchester Country Club Willis Fisk Shenandoah Valley Motel Association Alson Smith Shenandoah James Wilkins Shoe Center, Inc Joe Lintz Leggett’s Col Conrad Follansbee Chamber of Com James Wood

Front Royal Livestock Market Prices Thureday April 20

Market report lists hogs veal lambs and cattle with price ranges for each category. Heavy butcher hogs light butcher hogs sows and various beef and veal grades shown, including slaughter cattle stocker calves and yearling steers with price spreads across weight classes.

Monkey bread fruit of African baobab described

The text notes the queer fruit of the African baobab tree is called monkey bread and says the fruit reaches about a foot in length.

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