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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 04, 1967

Page

12

Hoffa Sets Gruelling Work Pace

Hollywood Florida AP Hoffa the Teamsters chief drives a nationwide trucking contract push with wage demands of five to seven percent for about 500000 workers across 12000 firms. Talks begin January 17 in Washington with a March 31 deadline unless the Supreme Court grants a new hearing or trial. Hoffa predicts a settlement without a strike though some firms may raise rates.

Hollywood Fla Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Hoffa Teamsters Washington Supreme Court Aleady

Councilmen Vote Yes on Prayer At Meeting

Charlottesville council members considered starting meetings with a prayer. The vote was unanimous in favor after Councilman Lindsay Mount called the move controversial. The proposal originated from the Charlottesville Albemarle Ministerial Association with comments on church state issues. Councilman G A Vaught said there is no desire to separate God and government.

Charlottesville Lindsay ~ Mount Charlottesville-Albemarle

Powell Inquiry Spurs Anti Powell Vote Talk

The House investigation into Rep. Adam Clayton Powell draws more GOP and Democratic attention as Rep. Lionel Van Deerlin proposes Powell stand aside during sworn in proceedings. The Education and Labor panel found travel card misuse by Powell and a staffer but stopped short of ousting him. Powell’s wife was removed from his payroll for residency questions, while the record goes to Justice for possible action.

Harlem Congress Lionel van Deerlin van Deerlin California Powell House House Adiinistration Committee Corinne A. Huff Education and Labor Committee Subcommittee Puerto Rico Elether Washington Justice Department Omar Burleson D-Tex William L. Dickinson Repla Ramsey Clark

Shenandoah Valley Motel Association picks leadership

Willis Fisk of the Bon Air Motel in Stephens City is reelected president for a eleventh year at the annual meeting held at Lee Jackson Restaurant. Mrs. Curtis Money of the Boxwood Motel is reelected treasurer for an eleventh term. E A Hill and Adrian Starry named VP and secretary. New two year directors are M J Nixon and Hugo Keiffer. Discussion centers on lack of business and impact of Interstate 81 with plans for a Highway Conference January 21 at the George Washington Hotel and a February 7 meeting at Duff’s Rebel Restaurant to promote US 11 corridor and parallel interstates.

Willis Fisk Bon Air Stephens City Shenandoah Valley Motel Association Lee Jackson Curtis Money Boxwood E. A. Hill Newcomer Strasburg Adrian Starry Otto M. J. Nixon Nixon Hugo Keiffer Fisk George Washington Hotel U.S. 11 Duff’s Rebel Restaurant

Hospital May Seek Court Order Over Picketing Disrupting Care

An official of Cafaro Memorial Hospital says a court order may be sought to limit picketing after strikers blocked oxygen deliveries and food and drug shipments. Administrator Florence Marsteller noted some pickets were not hospital employees and that the hospital has limited oxygen supplies and vulnerable patients. Nurses, aides, and maintenance staff are among the striking 10 percent of workers seeking union recognition.

Youngstown, Ohio Cafaro Memorial Hospital Florence Marsteller The Youngstown Osteopathic Hospital Association Hospi Tal

Ruby says Oswald shooting was a blur in hospital tape

In a taped conversation from Parkland Hospital Ruby says the Oswald killing happened in a blur and he never knew Oswald. He describes his jail meeting by accident and notes he always carried a gun. Capitol Records released the tape with plans to donate some profits to the Kennedy library.

New York Jack Ruby Lee Harvey Oswald Earl Ruby Oswald Parkland Memorial Hospital Dallas Capitol Records Dallas County Main Street Associated Press Bernard Gavzer Warren Beingards Earl Ruby Elmer Gertz Chicago Capitol Records, Inc John F. Kennedy Library Corporation The Library Corporation

U.S. Denial of Bombings Over Nam Dinh Official

The Pentagon issued a formal denial that U S planes deliberately bombed civilian areas in Nam Dinh North Vietnam responding to Rep Ogden Reid and tied to a New York Times dispatch. The letter dated December 30 and signed by Phil Goulding disputed Times reporting of civilian deaths and nonmilitary targets.

Washington Pentagon U.S Nam Dinh North Vietnam Defense Department Ogden R. Reid R-N.y New York Times Phil G. Goulding Reid Harrison EE Salisbury Times Hanoi United States Goulding Simeply The T Administration

County Sales Tax Revenue Up $6 300

Frederick County Treasurer Harry McCann announced October sales tax revenue of $22 833 43 for the county, about $6 300 more than September. He noted November could rise with Christmas buying, and compared October to the state estimate of $200 000 for the first ten months.

Frederick County Harry McCann McCann

Memoriam for John S. Lineburg and lost glasses notice

In memory of John S. Lineburg who passed away July 31, 1966. God called him home into a better world. You never know when God is going to call them home. From Lucy J. Coffelt. Lost dark frame glasses near Drug Fair in light carrying case. Contact 667-4027.

Vicinity Drug Fair John S. Lineburg Lucy J. Coffelt

Classified rate notice for ad deadlines and pricing

Rates list for word counts and discounts by day with minimum charge and special in memoriam lines. Deadlines set 5 p.m. weekdays and noon Saturday for Monday edition. Includes 25 cent per line in memoriam and five word per line rule.

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