03 Jan 1964
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 03, 1964
Page
1
Soviet leaders urged a world pact renouncing force to settle territorial disputes. They called for four provisions including non use of force to alter frontiers, protection of territorial integrity, no invasion or occupation as a basis for conflict, and disputes to be settled by peaceful means. Continued on Page 12 Col 7.
The Gown Crier notes slick ice on sidewalks and steps from deceptive weather. Forecasters expect a return to milder conditions with rain or snow likely over the weekend. Fox Drive contact 662 5118.
Final minutes before the papal journey as a four-engine DC8 prepared at Fiumicino Airport for the Amman flight. Jordan mobilized security forces to guard routes while Israeli streets displayed flags and police inspected security plans.
The Tuesday evening Chamber meeting will feature Navy lawyer Adjutant Captain C. Mott, senior Navy officer and top legal adviser, as the main speaker. Officers for the new year will be installed, with retiring president Del Se well passing the gavel to A. W. Loring. The outst Citizen Award will be presented to a community leader for exemplary service. Continued on Page 2.
Washington officials described Khrushchev's package as disappointing while promising to study parts of it. The State Department said the United States will confer with allies on the Soviet leader's proposals and assess potential easing measures.
President Johnson unveils a federal budget around 100 billion dollars with projected revenues near 90 billion and a deficit under 10 billion. The plan includes housing program expansion, low income housing aid, and water sewer improvements funded through existing programs. Aides note relatively small spending hikes, and a White House letter to Pope Paul VI is prepared for public release.
Susie Lillis 17 year old Handley Junior wins TAC sponsored 1964 Queen of the Greens title from a court of princesses in Winchester. She succeeds 1963 queen Julie Glass and receives a crown and gifts from local merchants.
A South Vietnamese ranger battalion crossed the Saigon River 30 miles northwest of the capital and faced a six hour Viet Cong counterattack. Four rangers were killed, 17 wounded including a U S sergeant, and 20 remained missing as the fight ended at dusk. The Viet Cong repelled the assault with mortars and dug-in positions. The costly encounter underscored the jungle war's persistence in I Shaouong Province.
A slow moving high pressure area over the southeast brought Virginia pleasant weather today. The steady anticyclone produced light winds and sunny skies across the region, with mild afternoon temperatures and no precipitation expected.
Arizona Senator Barry Goldwater declared he will seek the 1964 Republican presidential nomination saying no announced candidate offers a clear choice for Americans next November. He also filed for renomination to his Senate seat. He spoke at his hilltop home while recovering from foot surgery and urged belief in individual liberty as a GOP principle.
Trainer Clyde L. Smith wrestled with a male chimp and was bitten severely on the arm. Christie the female cage mate charged out and attacked the other chimp, which fled to a storage shed before an attendant shot and killed it. Christie had been raised by Smith and his wife before being given to the zoo.
January sales at Mulvey's and Miss Lovett's in Winchester promote children's wear hats hats and slacks with savings up to 30 percent. Grove Furniture Co announces a January Furniture Sale with discounts up to 30 percent. Margaret L Hodgeson Hat and Dress Shop advertises stock clearance as well.
James Fleming and Woodrow Harper announce Democratic bids for Winchester Council seats for the First and Second Wards. Incumbents Marvin Gore J. Henkle and J. Douglas Butler plan re elections, while others previously noted would not run. Fleming, moved to Winchester in 1956, is Jaycees president and a Key Award winner. he is married to Jacqueline Jones with three children.
The fragment advertises fudge marble cake at Ward's Pastry Shop and seasonal discounts at Macy's with savings insured by a federal savings insurance corporation. It also mentions Winchester Savings & Loan and a clearance at Worth's Garbage, plus instructions about Christmas tree disposal and pickup in January with open trucks.
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