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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1964
Page
7
A 1964 Dear Abby column features reader questions about a minister scolding wedding guests for church attendance, a wife coping with her sister in law discussing her husband’s ex, and a complainant about a waitress overstepping with her husband at a meal. Abby advises direct limits, respect, and medical help for weight concerns.
The Teamsters executive council states it will stand by President James R. Hoffa as he appeals two federal convictions in Chattanooga and Chicago. The group emphasizes Hoffa’s innocence until his rights are exhausted and vows no actions to strip him of due process. Harold Gibbons reads the statement amid Hoffa’s conviction and a pension fund case.
Jackson Mississippi reports 43 Negro children signed up for first grade in eight formerly all white elementary schools. White enrollment also declined with 1705 white and 567 Negro registrations during a four hour period.
James B Venable 18 of Strasburg drove a car off a bank into a fence after failing a turn. Injured were Venable Larry Allamong Gerald Richard all of Strasburg and Cecil Ray Campbell of Middletown. Frayne Lee Richard not hurt. Investigation ongoing.
The FTC delays six months for cigarette health warnings, moving the effective date to July 1 1965. Chairman Dixon cites committee consideration and the health smoking link per Surgeon General Terry. In Hartford Ken Venturi holds a four stroke lead late but loses by one to rivals.
CAPE KENNEDY Fla AP Syncom 3 achieved a near stationary orbit and could be maneuvered into position as the world s first stationary satellite. Ground tracking data were delayed by a bulky computer at Goddard Space Flight Center as officials evaluate future maneuvers for global communications experiments and Olympic TV relay plans.
Las Vegas AP reports 16 000 teenagers mobbed two performances at the Las Vegas Convention Center. John Lennon says the crowd was less unruly than in other cities as security officers escorted the Beatles to their hotel amid a waiting mob. A photographer paid $10 for the camera cord used in Beatles photos.
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