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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 24, 1964
Page
3
The description notes the African Nations complex and the Court of Nations with a New Jersey exhibit, New York City Pavilion, partially hidden on the right, and the New England States’ Pavilion in the lower foreground.
New York AP report says CBS vice president Michael Dann instructed producers to reduce offensive language in shows With complaints from viewers and affiliated stations noted he aims to significantly cut indecent slang while preserving creative effort The shift targets double entendre and mildly dirty jokes across networks
In Richmond, Northern Virginia priests of the Richmond Catholic Diocese were urged to attend a Washington interdenominational gathering to show church support for the civil rights bill before the U S Senate. Bishop John J. Russell called for parishioners to join, saying the bill will grant equal rights to all citizens and that the diocese faces racial issues that the bill could affect.
The New York World's Fair wins favorable word from attendees after a rough opening day. Attendance rose from 92 696 on Wednesday to 163 252 on Thursday amid civil rights protests and rain. Patrons praise educational value of government and industrial pavilions and cost efficiency while noting improved rest areas.
Long waits were noted at several large pavilions while patrons urged lower restaurant prices. Gov Nelson A Rockefeller dedicated the New York State Pavilion. The Korean and Jordanian Pavilions were also formally opened with King Hussein officiating. Workmen continued construction on multiple pavilions and buildings.
At the Main Street and Buckmarsh Street intersection in Berryville a rear end crash injured the Barr family occupants in a 1963 Chevrolet. Everett Shanahan 44 of Baltimore faces drunken driving charges after his 1958 Chevrolet struck Barr’s car. Damages are estimated at 500 and 800 dollars.
In 1933 Siberia logged minus 90. On April 2, 1957, 18 Americans at the South Pole reached minus 89, coming within a degree of that ancient record.
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