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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 23, 1966

Page

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Big 3 Stand Firm as UAW Pushes for Early Wage Hike

Detroit AP report notes GM Ford and Chrysler rejected the UAW demand for immediate contract reopening to grant a 50 cent per hour raise for skilled workers. The automakers cite upcoming automatic raises under three year contracts and warn against work stoppages amid a booming market. Automatic raises due September 5 would boost wages 2.8 percent or seven cents an hour plus a year-end bonus. The UAW plans Sept 7 review to decide next steps.

Detroit United Auto Workers Union General Motors Ford Chrysler UAW Big Douglas Fraser Skilled Trades Department Fraser Washington Bureau of Labor Statistics

Weather note on ducks and cooler forecast

The Crier observed two wild ducks from the south that visited a nearby lake. Forecasts predict a cooler night with a low around 58 to 62 and a high near 80 tomorrow as cloudy conditions continue into Thursday.

Roof Collapse Kills Woman In Plainview Church Blast

A gas leak from a suspected electric organ caused a Monday night explosion at the Church of God in Christ in Plainview Texas. The roof collapsed trapping about 12 worshipers. one woman died and three others were injured. Rescue crews cleared debris as a fire was extinguished and the Reverend Givens and others were injured.

Plainview Tex Church of God In Christ United Baptist Choir Henry Jackson E. N. Givens Mr. Givens

300 Pound Safe Stolen From City Office

A 300 pound safe was hauled away from the Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co. on 30 S. Braddock St. Entry appears via storm windows from Carr Publishing Co. and second opening to the office. The safe contained about 85 dollars in bills, 10 in change, a 14.55 dollar check, and account books. Captain Rudolph notes it is the first such theft in Winchester in about 10 years. A second burglary at Winchester Seed Co. on N. Cameron St. reported Thursday night involved about 15 dollars in change from a cash register.

Home Beneficial Life Insurance Co S. Braddock St J. Thomas Boyd Rudolph Fogle Carr Publishing Co Home Beneficial Office Wolfe St Winchester Capt. Rudolph Winchester Seed Co N. Cameron St Norfolk Edgar Allan Poe Poe Virginia East Main Street Richmond Boston Baltimore

Communist Mine Sinks U S Ship Off Saigon River

An American merchant ship the Baton Rouge Victory carrying war supplies was hit by a Communist mine in the Saigon River and sank after warpage flooding. Seven crewmen were killed and the vessel grounded near the river bank blocking a shipping lane. Meanwhile a 1 500 strong U S Marine amphibious force landed unopposed on beaches 50 miles southeast of Saigon.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Baton Rouge U.S U.S. Marine Baton Rouge Victory

Middletown Annexation to Go Before Three Judges

Lawyers for Middletown and opponents met Judge Elliott Marshall in a pre trial conference to plan a future three judge hearing on the annexation of 323 acres that would enlarge the town from 386 to 585 people. The October 27 Frederick County hearing follows petitions by voters against the move.

Middletown Elliott Marshall J. Randolph Larrick Winchester Largent, Anderson & Larrick James L. Berry Kuykendall & Whiting Frederick County Supreme Court of Appeals State Lyttleton Waddell Eighth Judicial Circuit William S. Moffett, Jr 18Th Judicial Circuit Marshall

New Training Program Aims to Enlist 40 000 Veterans-to-be

Secretary McNamara announced a plan to accept 40 000 men with education or health disqualifications for military training over the next 10 months, rising to 100 000 in the next fiscal year. The program uses a vast Defense Department complex to prepare recruits under military authority, with about 85 percent expected to qualify for duty. Those who fail to qualify will be discharged.

New York Robert 8. McNamara Pentagon Defense Department McNamara Veterans of Foreign Wars Washington

What Is It About Virginia

A reflective essay explores Virginia identity through history culture and landscape. It blends anecdotes from Poe MacArthur and politicians with vivid Virginia scenes from Richmond to Virginia Beach, arguing the state's charm lies in its geography people and heritage.

Virginia Gret Blue Ridge Mountains Albemarle James Richmond Virginia Beach Chesapeake Bay Tidewater Piedmont Oder John Smith New World

War Costs LBJ Some Popularity

Senate Republican Leader Everett M. Dirksen says the Vietnam War harms President Johnson's political standing and limits his options. Dirksen decries Johnson's Northeastern swing as rhetoric with few results while Johnson remains confident about future campaigns. Polls show continuing discontent, leading to ongoing political strain.

Washington Johnson Senate Everett M. Dirksen Dirksen GOP

Berryville Jail Escapee Surrenders After Night Call

Lyle Alfred Morrison, one of two Clarke County jail escapees, turned himself in after calling the sheriff’s office from a Waterloo restaurant around midnight. Morrison was reportedly starving, while the other fugitive, Donald Ray Ashby, remained at large.

Lyle Alfred Morrison Clarke County Percy Camper Morrison Sheriff's Office Waterloo Milburn Berryville Breeden John Slater Donald Ray Ashby

Cold front brings scattered showers to Virginia today

A cold front moving eastward is expected to bring scattered showers or thundershowers to Virginia. The brief item notes weather conditions and lists local reflections including business contact lines and a convention for Rouss Fire Co. members.

Richmond Virginia Rouss Fire Co

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