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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 24, 1965

Page

3

Escapee from Viet Cong speaks on peace marches and life with captors

Sgt. J. C. Isaac Camacho, a 10 year Army veteran and the first American to escape Viet Cong captivity, denounces antiwar protests as harming troops and notes mixed treatment by captors. He recalls capture near Saigon November 25, 1963, hardship, medicines, and occasional meals amid jungle confinement.

U.8 J. C. Isaac Camacho Johnson Viet Nam Camacho Saigon

West Virginia Sets October Draft Quota at 407

Charleston officials said the October draft quota for West Virginia is 407 men, over four times last year’s figure, and 53 higher than September. The national October quota rises to 33,600 due to the Vietnam War.

Charleston W. Va West Virginia Selective Service System Viet Nam

Admiral Tours Installations In Far East

Adm. U S Grant Sharp Jr., commander of the Pacific forces, departed Honolulu on a 12 day tour of military installations in the Far East visiting Formosa Hong Kong Okinawa Japan and South Korea.

Honolulu U.S. Grant Sharp Jr U.S. Pacific Far East Formosa Hong Kong Okinawa Japan South Korea

Prank at Brooklyn Bank Triggers Security Sweep

Joseph B. Finazzo, 74, a longtime Roosevelt Savings Bank customer, went to deposit $100 in Brooklyn. A note on the slip warned of acid and danger, prompting a silent alarm, a guard grab, and police response before officers released him after an hour of questioning.

New York Joseph B. Finazzo Roosevelt Savings Bank Brooklyn Finazzo Patrick Antonelle Antonelle Gerald Dooley Savelings

Film Shows Riddled U2 Planes In Tokyo Display

AP reports a film released by a Japanese agency depicted U2 planes riddled with holes and badly damaged in Peking. The segment coincides with Mexico City tremors that caused fatalities and structural damage to tourists. Nine Latin American nations convene to draft a denuclearization treaty. UN relief agency in Beirut faces a 318-employee sit-in for higher pay.

Tokyo Peking Mexico City Mexico Latin America Beirut Lebanon United Nations Relief and Works Agency

Radke Named DE Coordinator At James Wood High

Edward R. Radke is named Distributive Education Coordinator for the 1965 66 school year at James Wood High School. Superintendent Robert E. Ayler announced the appointment, with Radke to work alongside current DE coordinator James Biddle. Radke, a Chesapeake native and Old Dominion graduate, adds new 10th grade preparatory DE coursework. He has hardware and drug-line experience and industry-related summer study at VPI.

Edward R. Radke James Wood High School Robert E. Ayler Radke James Biddle Oscar Smith High School Chesapeake Old Dominion College Norfolk Viriginia Polytechnic Institute

Lynda Bird Johnson Sees Cherry Orchard At Stratford

Lynda Bird Johnson 21 travels by back road into Canada to attend Anton Chekhov’s Cherry Orchard at the Stratford Festival. Separate dispatches report Italian actress Vitti refusing explicit scenes, Princess Margaret and Lord Snowdon visiting Rome, and former West Virginia Gov. Marland recovering in Rochester, Minnesota.

Buffalo N.Y Lynda Bird Johnson Canada Anton Chekhov Stratford Ont Rochester, Minn West Virginia Willam C. Marland

Grace Lines Denies Quitting Amid Strike Reports

Grace Lines Inc. denied a published report that it was going out of business due to the 60 day strike by maritime officers. W J McNeil, president of the steamship firm, said he categorically denied the Baltimore Sun attribution to its maritime editor Helen Bentley.

New York Grace Lines Inc W. J. McNeil The Steamship Company Helen Bentley Baltimore Sun

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