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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 30, 1966

Page

10

North Carolina sees record gains in 1966 says Moore

Gov. Dan Moore in a yearend message touts 1966 gains with nonfarm employment above 1.5 million, $613 million invested in 589 new plants, 37 445 new jobs and $141.8 million in payroll. He highlights education funding, teacher improvements, health and services for the elderly and handicapped as key progress.

Raleigh N.C Dan Moore North Carolina Tar Mid - South Moore General Assembly For

Britons Protest Bombings and Government Silence

In London protests erupt against American bombing of civilian areas in North Vietnam and Britain’s muted condemnation. Left-wing Labour MPs plan a parliamentary push for Foreign Secretary George Brown’s explanation of his December 19 casualty denial. Liberal MPs deliver protest letter to Prime Minister Wilson. The report notes the first jet battle on November 5 between a USAF F-80 and a MiG-15 in Korea.

London Britain North Vietnam George Brown Hanoi Liberal Party Harold Wilson

Pitzer Named Chairman of Dimes Radio-Thon

Larry M. Pitzer named Coordinating Chairman of the March of Dimes Radio-Thon Auction to be held Feb. 3-5. Last year’s auction raised $1,796.60 with Madam Bovine donated by M. B. Shingleton. The event runs 8 p.m. Friday to 6 p.m. Sunday from local merchants donations and is broadcast from Winchester, with George Riggs offering C P Telephone Co. facilities as HQ.

Larry M. Pitzer March of Dimes Radio George Riggs C & P Telephone Co Telephone Company

Burglary at Modern Billiard Parlor in Strasburg

Thieves broke into the Modern Billiard Parlor at 416 King St. in Strasburg shortly after midnight, stealing about 436 dollars from the cash register. Police Chief Paul Neal said the intruders cut a rear door, used a knife to make the hole, and likely knew the layout. the break-in was discovered around 6 am by owner C. C. Jenkins.

Strasburg Paul Neal King St C. C. Jenkins Neal Jenkins

Three Fatal Traffic Crashes Raise Virginia Toll

The Associated Press reports three traffic deaths push Virginia’s yearly toll to 1,090, 32 above last year and 20 shy of the 1,110 record set in 1941. Thelma Lore Robinette of Richmond and Chesley Hundley, 24, of Danville died when their car hit a bridge on U S 29 near Chatham. Jean Marie Ayers, 28, of Alexandria, died after losing control on Interstate 95 and hitting a pillar of the State Route 236 overpass in Fairfax County. Special New Year’s Eve services are planned at Kernstown Methodist Church starting at 11 p.m. with social time, refreshments, and a candlelight service.

Associated Press Danville Thelma Loreraine Robinette Richmond Chesley Wayne Hundley U.S. 29 Chatham Fairfax Jean Marie “Ayers Alexandria Fairfax County Kernstown Methodist Church Charles H. Harless

Scientists warn lasers can cause instant blindness

Three scientists at the 133th AAAS meeting warned civilians and soldiers face eye hazards from powerful laser beams. They cited high school mak e kits and battlefield range finders as sources of risk, noting potential damage at 50 yards and beyond a mile. Corn is the leading export crop of Portuguese Angola.

Washington American Association For the Advancement of Science Ham Angola

War Victim Belongs To Somebody at Last

Richard Campos, an orphan who died on a Vietnam patrol, has a legally named uncle as next of kin. James Diego Campos of Sacramento, a farm worker, was identified via baptismal proof as the soldier’s uncle and plans to bury him at Golden Gate National Cemetery. The Army thanked the media for help in locating the uncle.

SAN__FRANCISCO Richard Campos Army Washington James Diego Campos Sacramento Calif Oakland Army Terminal Richard State of California Jeves—__Campos Sgt. Campos Golden Gate National Cemetery

Golden Still on Critical List

CHARLOTTE NORTH CAROLINA AP Harry L Golden age 64 remains on the critical list at Charlotte Memorial Hospital after gall bladder surgery Tuesday night Doctors say he is holding his own and a respirator is no longer needed A hospital spokesman conveyed guarded optimism for his recovery

Charlotte N.C Harry L. Golden Charlotte Memorial Hospital

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Denny’s USAF Pitzer Dimes Radio-Thon MA._PITZER Martinsburg W. Va Lamar Sloan Ford, Inc Winchester Jaycees Kiwanis Club By. P Elk Lodge Carpers Valley Club Mr. Pitzer James R. Heishman 143 W. Boscawen Sr Mr. Heishman Monroe Business College Combined- Insurance Company of America Hershman Radio-Thon Overal Donna Kay Braddock Street Methodist Church Larry Pitzer Stuart M. Perry Winchester Rt. 50 Berryville Funkhouser Woodstock Jesse Funkhouser Shenandoah County Pervisor Stonewall J. Eldred Swartz William Lineburg Davis County Planning Commission Board of Supervisors Kermit Racey County Commonwealth Planning Commission Oe Racey Io Aid Ridge Homes Ridge D & M Builders Vatley Avenue Ward Plaza Dennis L. Molden L. Molden Jack R Ireland John Fletcher Mt. Joy Star Malcolm Davies Ers William T. Ham Jr The Medical College of Virginia Uns Campos 6Th Army Golden Virginia Virginia Trailways Virginia Em Streetployment Commission Trailways Dick Bain Virginia Employment Commission Chambersburg, Pa Marion On John Deere Massey Harris Oliver Allis Chalmers Ralph W. Horst Marion Lambowra
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