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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 05, 1965

Page

3

Indonesians Lacked Resources for Massive Attack

Washington reports say Indonesia, despite large forces, lacks resources and know how for a major invasion against Malaysia. Guerrilla infiltration would likely continue with rising tempo while Malaysia relies on Britain Australia and New Zealand for defense.

Washington Indonesia Malaysia Britain New Zealand Sukar Aera Egseng Weanterere Oneh Vivienbar

Needlecraft Pattern Offer and Mailing Details from 1965

An old Needlecraft catalog blurb invites readers to knit mink colored mohair hats with stoles or jackets using pattern 7365 and others. It lists 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents postage, requests entries to Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star, New York, and promotes free patterns and a deluxe quilt book with mailed orders and plain handwriting.

Alice Brooks Winchester Star P.O Old Chelsea New York N.Y Needlecraft

Meredith Becomes Costar On Mr. Novak After Guest Run

Burgess Meredith moves from guest star to costar on NBCs Mr. Novak after Dean Jagger's hospitalization. He plays Martin Woolridge an aging English teacher who redeems himself then becomes principal in the next episode. Meredith expects to appear in eight to ten shows yearly and notes he chose the role for the show's quality and stability. CBS programs To Tell the Truth and Ive Got a Secret swap panels for a Jan 18 airing. NBC airs The Decision to Drop the Bomb as a white paper special detailing the A bomb's first use.

Cynthia Lowry New York Burgess Meredith Hollywood NBC Mr. Novak Dean Jagger Meredith Martin Woolridge Woolridge CBS

Antisub Chief Warns US Forces Too Small to Face Russians

Vice Admiral Charles E. Weakley warns Atlantic antisubmarine forces are inadequate to counter the Russian submarine threat. He calls for adequate funding and wise spending while declining to specify required unit numbers. Russia reportedly operates about 400 submarines. The US ASW fleet includes 500 ships, 300 aircraft and around 100,000 personnel.

Norfolk America Atlantic Charles E. Weakley United States

New Republican Leader Emphasizes Initiative in House

Washington Rep Gerald R Ford becomes House minority leader with a focus on policy of alternatives. He vows to press new solutions, use task forces, and place Republicans on the front line, while reorganizing housekeeping and boosting member participation.

Washington Gerald R. Ford Mic House Lican Ford Charles A Halleck Indiana

Richmond Negroes seek court order on city districting

Richmond Negroes were allowed to intervene in a case challenging the General Assembly apportionment. A three judge federal court granted permission to seek districts within the city, where eight deflegités and two staters are shared with Henrico County and all assemblymen are elected at large.

Richmond General Assembly Special Federal District Court Senate Henrico County

Baltimore landlord starts private welfare group for tenants

Howard Offit, a Baltimore landlord, created a private welfare agency for his 125 tenants. He hired Jane Cullen Mathieu to run a neighborhood settlement effort, forming two steering committees and programs from a savings club to home economics workshops. The plan has earned broad support as a community-driven effort to improve tenant welfare.

Howard Offit Jane Cullen Mathieu Mathieu Offit

Kansas Loses Wheat Gold to Industrial East

A report to Gov. John Anderson warns Kansas mills are being forced to close as federally regulated freight rates favor wheat over flour, causing major buyers to ship wheat East for processing and risking the state's milling industry.

John Anderson Kingman Winfield Salina Wellington Kansas

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