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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 31, 1965
Page
9
AP reports a five cent stamp issued to honor Florida’s 400th anniversary of discovery. The stamp shows a Spanish explorer with sword aloft, in red yellow and black. A separate item notes a WWII memorial battleship dedication.
Printed pattern 4809 for daytimer garment features neckline waist detail and large pockets. Includes half sizes 14.5 to 24.5, yardage for size 16.5, and 50 cents price plus 15 cents mailing. Send name address ZIP size style number to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star.
President Chiang Kai-shek appointed new leaders for the Chinese Nationalist army and navy after the sinking of two warships by the Communists. Admiral Liu Kwang-kai resigns to serve as special assistant to the general staff chief. Vice Admiral Fenb Chu sung becomes navy commander. General Kao Kuei-yuan becomes army commander succeeding Liu An chi who led four years.
Prince Hita chi, 29, youngest son of Emperor Hirohito, had an operation in Tokyo to remove a nonmalignant fatty tissue growth from his leg. In New York, U Thant concluded five days of Kashmir talks with Lt Gen Nimmo. In Tokyo, Pacific commander Admiral Sharp, ambassador Goldberg, and Rev King postponed a meeting due to scheduling.
Washington Governor Scranton endorses Ray Bliss invitation for splinter groups to join under the Republican National Committee tent in 1966. Bliss says he will work with any group aiding Republican wins, while Romney and Scranton push party unity against Goldwater’s Free Society Association.
NEW DELHI AP The Indian government said it will retain permanent control over areas seized from Pakistan along the Kashmir cease-fire line. Radio said 14 villages were liberated. Kashmir's chief minister G M Sadia in Srinagar said India aims to straighten the roughly 500 mile cease-fire line.
A scientific note compares the voracious desert locust Schistocerca gregaria to the Biblical plague that devastated Egypt, claiming the insects left Egypt’s land with no green in trees or herbs.
City commissioners Lee Hayds, Lloyd Hayes, both brothers, were reelected to four year terms in Samburg Tennessee. Elmer Bunch, brother-in-law to the Hayes pair, serves on the same council. City manager Marvin Hayes is another brother in the same family.
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