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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1965
Page
17
The Gemini 1 rendezvous signals a first step for a military space role. Officials deny an immediate weapons use, but discuss future unmanned or manned platforms for inspection and surveillance from high orbit.
The town of Stephens City Virginia enacts an ordinance to guide land subdivision as urban development for residential business and industrial use. It aims to assure suitable lot development and enable safe efficient public services with roads and utilities maintained as urban areas expand. A public hearing is to be held at the town office on December 30 1965. Copies are available at the town office. By order of the Planning Commission.
Manila AP reports Congress proclaims Ferdinand E Marcos winner of the Nov 9 presidential election with Fernando Lopez as vice president elect. Final tally: Marcos ahead by 673,572 votes and Lopez by 26,724. Inauguration set for December 30.
Thomas K. O'Neal, a former vice squad lieutenant fired after 15 years, now leads the Ambassador Hotel security force. He previously shot a man in custody amid a case tied to a daughter’s assault, and seeks to restart his law enforcement career despite family tragedy.
Firemen were called to a chimney fire at 15 E. Cecil St at 8 p.m. yesterday. South End and Friendship Fire Companies responded. Fire Inspector William N. Godenour said there was no damage and the spot was cleaned out before leaving.
The report indicates Erhard will not push a Multilateral Nuclear Force but may have unclear aims on a new nuclear force. He plans a Washington swing to meet with officials including President Johnson in the coming days.
An old advertisement offers a knit pattern for cozy slippers sized 1 to 10 years priced at thirty-five cents with a 15 cent first class mail add on. It directs mail to Alice Brooks in Winchester Evening Needlecraft Dept. New York. The 1966 catalog promotes knit and crochet designs with three free patterns and a 25 cent catalog request.
Louis H. Knight of Cumberland, Md. won a 1926 Chrysler Roadster given away by the Shenandoah Region and Queen City Chapter of the Antique Automobile Club of America. Paul Spivey, Ward Plaza Merchants Association president, announced the winner Saturday evening. Nineteen local cars were shown 5 to 9 p.m. Gift certificates and other prizes were awarded to car owners by local merchants.
In Ermine a positive play yields 19 and 21 yard gains as the Copper team pieces together a strategic drive. The field position improves with a 32 yard effort and a symbolic copper reference appears in the play-by-play notes.
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