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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1966
Page
3
Dear Abby column features readers' questions on privacy in school projects engagement rings and remarriage after a spouse's death. Abigail Van Buren replies with views on family trees privacy wedding etiquette and trust implications while guiding readers on how to write to Abby for personal responses.
Readable scraps suggest a biblical context with terms like Begun iP and 37 Sharp. Phrases imply sequence and approaching events. The text mentions a hidden or secret action and a heavy blow as an impact motif.
Demara known as Brother Frederick, 43, says he will stay at a monastery for life while denying public notoriety. He traveled to Wien to join Father Starmann’s Christian Unity brotherhood, denying publicity and stating his life is a string of tragedies. He has worn disguises for demonstrations and formerly claimed varied roles including physician.
The Rt. Rev. Robert F. Gibson Jr. will preside at a groundbreaking ceremony for Goodwin House Alexandria an Episcopal Home for elderly men and women on Beauregard Street Sunday at 3 p.m. The event includes Bishop Frederick D. Goodwin Allen C. Adams board chair Rev Gardner Van Scoyoc and other clergy. The nine story building will house 270 seniors and open in about 18 months.
U S troop strength in Vietnam rose to over 190 000 with the new year and expected growth. The increase involved both Viet Namese forces and the Viet Cong contributing to rapid escalation in manpower during 1965.
Deputies Shoemaker and Owens helped two county women in need by hiking through a snowdrift to deliver groceries. The women refused a nearby store, preferring town supermarket prices, so the deputies shopped and returned three hours later with the groceries.
In Clovis New Mexico 500 Boy Scouts could not find a marching band for Scout Week Parade so a radio station agreed to play brisk music during the event. Each scout will carry a transistor radio tuned to the station.
James A. Pike Jr. 22, son of Protestant Episcopal Bishop James A. Pike of California, shot himself in a Manhattan hotel room. Police found a rifle and a suicide note. the bishop learned of the death after addressing the California Diocesan convention.
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