Farm Management School Opens Next Thursday
The third annual Farm Management School starts Thursday Jan 6 at the Lee Jackson Restaurant on Millwood Pike. Three Thursday sessions run 4 30 to 8 p.m. Jan 6 13 20 with Virginia Tech state specialists leading. Organized for farm operators and managers, topics include machinery and labor costs and returns and setting long or short term farm programs.
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Lee-Jackson
Millwood Pike
Carl Gerken
Gerken
Indian economists meet on education spending and illiteracy
Indian economists say India spends 10 rupees per student per year on education while the United States spends about 900 dollars. They warn India has the world's largest number of illiterates at about 380 million and criticize low expenditure on research.
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New Delhi
India
United States
Ane
D. S. Kothari
Knit a kerchief pattern 7304 from museum quilts
Look smart and warm in fashion kerchiefs knit in gay colors. Pattern 7304 shows die rections for one day knitting. Send 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage for mailing to Alice Brooks at Needlecraft Dept. Old Chelsea Station New York NY 10011.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Ring Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N.Y
America
U.S. Forces Observe North Vietnamese Actions Amid Tet Peace Push
U.S. Air Force and Navy planes continue to scout North Vietnam to gauge repair progress and traffic to the South while Haiphong-bound ships are checked. Premier Ky launches a Tet cease-fire plan and safe-conduct passes to lure Viet Cong. Montagnard uprisings loom as U.S. officials seek Sommunist defections and better government-tribe ties.
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Unabard U, SS
South
U.S
U. S
Washington
Navy
Haiphong
North Viet Nam
Nguyen Cao Ky
Viet Nam
United States
Ho Chi Minh’s Role in Viet Nam Crisis Explored
The piece examines Ho Chi Minh as a central figure amid Sino Soviet rivalry over North Vietnam. It notes Hanoi’s pro Chinese faction dominance, Moscow's push for influence, and the risk of U.S. bombing versus Chinese migration. The looming Soviet Congress is seen as pivotal to shifting alignments.
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Ho Chi Minh
Unhe Ho
North Viet Nam
Moscow
Red China
Peking
Dang Xuan Khu
Mao
China
Hanoi
Viet Nam
U. S
Betio
Soviet Communist Party
Alexander N. Shelepin
United States
U.S.S.R
Southeast Asia
U.8
S.r.’S
People’s Daily
Viet Cong
National Liberation Front
Ich
Woodbine Yearbook Wins First Place Honor
The James Wood yearbook Woodbine received a first certificate from the Scholastic Press Association. The 256 page 1965 annual features over a thousand photographs and covers six criteria including layout content and creativity. Co editors were Linda Curtis and George Stover with James Biddle as advisor.
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James Wood
Codbine
Columb . Scholastic Press Associaton
Dis
Woodbine
Linda Curtis
George Stover
James Biddle
Columbia University
Preston to lead steering group for civic center project
Preston announces formation of a community steering committee to push a civic center. He pledges broad civic involvement, progress reports, and seeks cooperation from organizations and individuals. He holds a long record in local planning, parks and recreation, and service on regional boards.
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Preston
Parks and Recreation Board
Masonic Order
Lions Club of Virginia
Winchester Lions Club
The
Red Cross
Winchester Welfare Board
Winchester Memorial Hospital
James Wood Touchdown Club
Judges’ Athletic Association
Virginia Tech
VPI
Brooke R. Young touted as ranking Republican on Appropriations
The article notes Brooke R. Young of North Dakota as the likely ranking Republican on the Appropriations Committee and discusses possible Senate contenders including Gov. John A. Volpe and Sen. Saltonstall in a Massachusetts race context. It highlights Brooke’s past wins and hints at a potential re election path for others.
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Edward W. Brooke
Massachusetts
Boston
U.S. Senate
Brooke
Leverett Saltonstall
R-Mass
R. Young
North Dakota
Appropriations Committee
Margaret Chase Smith
Maine
Armed Services Committee
Saltonstall
John A. Volpe
State House
Volpe
Elliott L. Richardson
Salt
Senate
Mississippi
Hiram R. Revels
B. K. Bruce
John F. Collins
Training Classes Begin Here Jan. 17
Win chester Memorial Hospital will start eight week training for nurses aides and orderlies on Jan 17. Two groups of 18 will be paid during study with an $18 935 Labor Department grant approved to fund the project. Applicants of any gender may apply by Jan 10 through the Virginia Employment Commission or the hospital nurses aide division.
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Winchester Memorial Hospital
Manpower Training and Development Act
Labor Department
Wilson Dickson
Virginia Employment Commission
The
Employment Commission
Nurses Aide Division
Winchester
Crocodile Hunt Fails in Pilgrim Stream
Hunters used a motorboat to chase a crocodile in a stream used by Hindu pilgrims for ritual bathing but did not locate the animal.
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Kurukeshetra
India
Sales Course To Begin At James Wood High School
A sales promotion course starts January 11 at James Wood High School sponsored by the Distributive Education Department. The class runs ten evenings from January through March from 7 30 to 9 30 p m with instructors including Phillip Whitney John Lew and F W Fulbeam. Contact James Biddle or Edward Radke at listed phone numbers.
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Distributive Education
James Wood High School
Sevarantee
Tenet Ant
Phillip Whitney
John Lew
WINC
F. W. Fulbeam
James Biddle
Edward Radke
Long Lost Streets Found in Bisbee Arizona
A census worker in Tombstone Canyon uncovered three long missing stairs named First Street Second Street and Third Street on the Bisbee mountainside. The steps ascend the slope as part of the city’s hidden street layout.
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Bisbee
Ariz
Tombstone Canyon
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Helen Chase
Miss Chase
Taunton
Mass
Agricultural Economics Department
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
Central Highlands
Pleiku
Che Reo
Winchester Evening Star
Carl Napps
Napps
Millers Hardware
H.L. Mills
Valley Ave
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