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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1966

Page

6

Yale Receives $35 Million Mellon Art Collection

Paul Mellon donates a premier private British art collection to Yale University valued at about 35 million dollars. The gift includes 1,000 oil paintings and 3,000 watercolors plus 4,000 rare books, with a new gallery and library planned at a 6 to 9 million dollar cost.

Yale Mellon New Haven Conn Paul Mellon Yale University Kingman Brewster Jr Britain National Gallery of Art Washington Andrew W. Mellon the Treasury

Desegregated School Enrollments Double in Deep South

Government figures show 489 950 Negro students in desegregated schools in 11 Deep South states this year up from 216 600 last year. The data reveal 16.9 percent of all Negro students in these states in desegregated settings and note many remain in schools with 95 percent or more Negro populations.

Washington Deep South Office of Education Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Louisiana Mississippi North Carolina South Carolina Tennessee Texas Virginia

Airman Held On Murder Charge In College Town Shooting

Airman 1C Edward Washington from Langley Air Force Base is jailed on $10 000 bond for the murder of 18 year old Carl Lee Walker shot while walking home from a Berkeley High game with two friends. A Tuesday James City County Court hearing is scheduled.

Airman 1.0 Langley Air Force Base Williamsburg Airman 1.C Edward Washington Carl Lee Walker Berkeley High Washington James City Walker

Betsy Ross Flag Claim Questioned by Historians

Historians have not been able to document the claim that Betsy Ross made the first American flag. The absence of verifiable evidence keeps the traditional legend in debate among scholars.

Betsy Ross

Convicts donate kidneys to save two lives in Arkansas

Two Arkansas inmates Bill Watson and Ben Crippen, both serving life terms, donate kidneys to Doris Ratliff and Lillie Lewis to restore life. Surgeons at the University of Arkansas Medical Center perform Ratliff's transplant. Crippen’s donation to Lewis is planned within weeks. Doctors rate success chances slightly above 50 percent. The donors speak of self respect and helping others while remaining under guard.

Little Rock, Ark Bill Watson Ben Crippen Arkansas State Prison Watson University of Arkansas Medical Center Lite de Rock Doris Ratliff Fayetteville, Ark Crippen Lillie Lewis Earle Ark

Rural-Urban Luncheon Draws 150 in Winchester

More than 150 Frederick and Clarke County farmers and Winchester Rotary members attended the annual Rural Urban luncheon at the George Washington Hotel. The event, organized by the Winchester Rotary Club and local farmers, featured Dr. James R. Nichols of Virginia Tech who urged farmers to consider feeding the world.

Frederick and Clarke County Winchester George Washington Hotel Winchester Rotary Club James R. Nichols Department of Dairy Science The Virginia Polytechnic Institute Rotary Rural Urban Committee Clyde Logan James Douglas Frederick County Rotary Club William Huntsberry Dr. Nichols Penn State University

Toaster Beef Toasted Bites

A chef suggests to toast bread slices before topping with seasoned ground beef and broiling. Edges are covered with meat to prevent burning.

Detroit couple awarded five thousand dollars for canceled wedding

A Detroit couple, Mr and Mrs Alphonse B Resmer of Royal Oak, won 5000 against a hall that canceled their July 2 reception two days before the wedding. Judge George D Kent ruled the hall responsible for the scheduling mixup and damages.

Detroit Common Pleas George D. Kent Alphonse B. Resmer Royal Oak

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