Winchester Lions Club to Celebrate 40th Birthday
Winchester Lions Club plans a January 22 observance at the George Washington Hotel marking the groups 40th year since charter January 9, 1926. President and original charter members G ibson Baker Joseph B Newlin Dr Allen T Hawthorne and Hoye L Riley remain active. About 400 people expected with Richard J. Rosenberger as arrangements chairman and a large committee.
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Winchester Lions Club
George Washington Hotel
Whhich
Herbert S. Larrick
Winchester
Gibson Baker
Joseph B. Newlin
Allen T. Hawthorne
Hoye L. Riley
Richard J. Rosenberger
Mr. Riley
Robert F. Gaines
J. Clay Manuel
William S. Wheatley
Sam D. Preston
Chester A. Hobert
Paul E. Anderson
Bryan Stotler
J. Thomas Boyd
Sixth Italian Ballot Ends in Deadlock for President
Rome AP reports Italy's parliament deadlocked for the sixth time in electing a new president. Christian Democrat Giovanni Leone led but dropped 16 votes. Amintore Fanfani gained seven. Terracini and Saragat also trailed, with Leone 278, Terracini 249, Saragat 133, Fanfani 129 after six rounds. No candidate near the required majority.
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Italy
Christian Democrat
Giovanni Leone
Amintore Fanfani
Umberto Terracini
Giuseppe Saragat
Fanfani
Saragat
Leone
Terracini
Antonio Segni
Handy Holder Pattern and Needlecraft Offers
Pattern 1389 for hot pot holders with two 5 by 12 inch pieces, directions included. Price 35 cents pattern plus 15 cents for first class mail. Address Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star for orders in New York. Also promotional catalog notices for 1965 Needlecraft Catalog and Deluxe Quilt Book with prices.
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Regents Mix Compromise and Firmness at UC Berkeley
The University of California Regents in Los Angeles pledged no campus speech restrictions beyond constitutional limits while promising to take necessary steps to preserve law and order. They upheld faculty discipline authority as non negotiable, reviewed policies to maximize campus freedom, and noted pending court actions for over 800 demonstrators arrested in December.
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University of California Board For Regents
Berkeley
Regents
Mario Savio
University of California
Stephan Weissman
Savio
Clark Kerr
Catholic Archdiocese Joins New Mexico Council of Churches
The Archdiocese of Santa Fe becomes the first Catholic body in New Mexico to join the seven member New Mexico Council of Churches. Archbishop James Peter Davis and Rev. Harry Summers outline unity without uniformity and shared principles guiding the alliance.
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Archdiocese of
Santa Fe
New Mexico
James Peter Davis
Harry Summers
Davis
Council of Churches
Summers
Tulsa
Okla
San Juan
Puerto Rico
Self-inflicted thigh wound leads to bullet in lung
A 35 year old man, Herbert Fowler of Rome Georgia, accidentally shot himself. The .22 caliber bullet moved through his bloodstream from a thigh vein to his heart and lodged in his lung, prompting surgery at Emory University Hospital in Atlanta.
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Herbert Fowler
Rome
Emory University Hospital
Fowler
Judy Garland Seeks Holiday Visit With Children
Judy Garland asks court for permission for her two children Lorna 12 and Joe 9 to visit her in New York over Christmas. Sid Luft, the estranged husband, vows to fight the visit and keep the children with him. A court order currently bars them from leaving Los Angeles County. a hearing is scheduled for Monday.
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Calif
Judy Garland
New York
Miss Garland
Sid Luft
Lorna
Joe
Los Angeles County
Superior Court
Rebels Deny Knowledge of Red Cross Convention
Rebels say they knew nothing of the Geneva Red Cross convention and do not consider themselves bound by it. Gbenye and Sourmillot spoke to Red Cross delegate Dr. Rubly in Stanleyville. The group feared a government bombardment of Stanleyville after hostages were moved from Albertville. Vatican radio reported 320 missionaries were in rebel hands near Stanleyville, with slim hopes of rescue.
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International Red Cross Committee
Christophe Gbenye
Gaston Sourmillot
Red Cross
Jean-Maurice Rubly
Stanleyville
Dr. Rubly
Gbenye
Grand Jury To Hear Auto Deaths In Rustburg
Robert M. Chaffin bound over for grand jury action on four counts of manslaughter after a preliminary hearing in Campbell County Court. A new grand jury is set for January 11. Chaffin, free on 5000 bond, reportedly drank about ten whiskies the day his car struck four girls walking to a store north of town. Victims include sisters Gracie Gertrude Campbell, 14, and siblings Julian Campbell, 12, Frances Campbell, 8, and Sandra Kay Downey, 14.
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Rustburg
Robert M. Chaffin
E. Bruce Harvey
Campbell County
Chaffin
Esso
Main Street
Sandra Kay Downey
Thelma Downey
Lloyd Campbell
Gracie Gertrude Campbell
Julian Campbell
Frances Campbell
Musical Vesper At Douglas High School
The Douglas High School Choir presents a Christmas musical vesper tomorrow afternoon in the school auditorium. Uruguay is noted as the smallest independent country in South America.
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Douglas School
Douglas High School
Uruguay
South America
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