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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 14, 1964

Page

3

Virginia Assembly Considers Advisory Poll Tax Bill

Virginia’s General Assembly opened a three day special November session and will consider an advisory referendum on a poll tax as a prerequisite for registering or voting. Delegations from Southwest and Northern Virginia back the measure amid broader budget and traffic bills in the opening days.

Richmond Virginia General Assembly Dada Orr Northern Virginia Assembly Finance Committee

Va Democrats Reconsider Plan for Convention Delegates

Virginia Democrats will reexamine their delegate apportionment plan amid intra party controversy. Rep. Watkins Abbitt, new state party chairman, will ask the Central Committee to revisit the plan before the Feb 22 Jefferson Jackson Day dinner, aiming for peace and harmony during an election year. The plan links delegate strength to 1961 vote totals for Harrison versus Avas, drawing criticism as potentially penalizing less conservative areas.

Richmond Virginia Democratic State Central Committee Watkins M. Abbit Harrison Avas Norfolk-area Southwest Virginia Stephens W. Pat Jennings del. C. Harrison Mann Abbitt Central Committee State Central Committee

South Korean F86 Shot Down Over Western Front

Reports from Seoul say a South Korean air force F86 Sabrejet piloted by a captain was shot down by North Korean ground fire over the western front and crashed in Communist territory. Other items describe a Buddhist monk's suicide near Saigon, anti-Japanese protests in Formosa, and a name change for Sotto Il Monte in Italy to honor Pope John XXIII.

Seoul, Korea Rome Pope John XXII Sotto Il~ Monte Sotto Il Monte Giovanni John) XXIII Antonio Segni Pope John

Child's Voice Last Contact With Sinking Schooner

Five aboard the 58 foot Camp schooner including two children, radioed from 180 miles east of Jacksonville as 35 to 40 knot winds and 15 to 20 foot seas battered the Atlantic. Coast Guard and Navy units searched overnight while temperatures neared freezing, the last call heard at 5 17 p m.

Navy Coast Guard Atlantic Ocean Jacksonville

Valley Town Considers Recodification Without Re advertising

The Valley front Royal Town Council asked its General Assembly representatives to propose legislation allowing recodification of the town code without re advertising ordinances. The unanimous vote supports dispensing with advertising for recodification to save about $5,000 in publishing costs.

Front Royal General Assembly Duncan C. Gibb Gibb Walter M. Duncan William A. Lillard

Permits Drop in Woodstock and Shenandoah County

Building permits issued by Woodstock and Shenandoah County fell sharply last month totaling $50,437 versus $156,937 in December 1962. The decline shows reduced activity in residential and commercial projects across the area.

Woodstock Shenandoah County

Snowstorm Closes Schools as 14-Inch Blanket Hits Martinsburg

A Sunday snow storm dumped at least 14 inches over the Martinsburg area. Driving was hazardous with many back roads blocked by drifts. Schools in Berkeley Jefferson and Morgan Counties were closed yesterday though Shepherd College near Shepherdstown held classes since half its students live on campus.

Martinsburg Berkeley Jefferson Morgan Counties Shepherd College Shepherdstown

JCC Names Outstanding Young Men of 1963

Ten men named outstanding young men of 1963 by the U S Junior Chamber of Commerce will be honored at a televised ceremony Jan 25. Recipients include Jerome M Yerkdrat of Terre Haute director at Columbia University research institute on Communist affairs and consultant to the State Department and Rand Corp. John Mack Carter editor of McCall's magazine. Detroit mayor Jerome P Cavanaugh. Rep Edgar Foreman of Odessa Texas. A Leon Higginbotham Jr FTC member. Thomas S Mackey of Texas City general manager of the world’s largest tin smelter. George Stevens Jr producer director for the US Information Agency. James W Whittaker who climbed Mt Everest. and Ted Yates television documentary producer in Washington.

Ate i Wn Columbia University Research Institute State Department Rand Corp John Mack Carter New York City McCall's Magazine Jerome P. Cavanaugh Detroit Edgar F. Foreman Jr Odessa Tex A. Leon Higginbotham Jr Philadelphia Fedederal Trade Commission Commission Thomas S. Mackey Texas City Bolivia George Stevens Jr Washington, D.C Hollywood George Stevens U.S. Information Agency James W. Whittaker Redmond Wash Ted Yates NBC David Brinkley Journal

Virginia Senate introduces gun victim reporting bill

The Virginia Senate opened with a flurry of bills including a measure requiring hospitals and physicians to report names and addresses of gunshot stabbing or cutting victims to law enforcement. The bill, dropped in by Sen. Fred W. Bateman, was co sponsored by Sen. Campbell and Sen. Andrews. Other bills included a 3 percent tax on highway construction and exemptions for Augusta County constitutional officers and the Hopkins House Association of Alexandria.

Richmond Virginia Senate Fred W. Batemaan Newport News Leslie D. Campbell Hanover Hunter B. Andrews Hampton William F. Stone Martinsville Augusta County Hopkins House Association of Alexandria

One Month Anniversary Dam Disaster Destroys Homes

Bulldozers clear wrecked houses on Bald win Hills after the December 14 flood killed five and damaged thousands of dwellings. Crews estimate damages near 50 million with 41 homes swept away, 1 500 damaged and 3 000 autos submerged. Investigations seek causes and accountability.

Los Angeles Baldwin Hills Mollie Kaplan

Boy Buried in Snowbank Rescued in Ephrate Pa

A nine year old boy Reed Gehr of Ephrate was rescued Monday night after being buried for hours under a five foot snow bank near his home. He was in satisfactory condition and treated for exposure at a local hospital. His parents said he left home around 6 45 p m to shovel snow and neighbors joined a late search when muffled cries were heard from beneath the snowbank across the street.

Saigon Viet Nam Thich Giac Nguyen Ngo Dinh Diem Ephrata Reed Gehr Tie Reed Arthur Gehr

Staunton Bill Would Add to 18th Judicial Circuit

A bill by Del. George Cochran would place Staunton in the 18th Judicial Circuit, adding a judge to an already 18th Circuit comprised of Augusta Highland Rockbridge counties and Buena Vista. Sen. Curry introduced the Senate version after the Staunton Corporation Court vacancy from Judge J. H. May’s death remained unfilled by the State Supreme Court.

Staunton 18Th Judicial Circuit Richmond del. George Cochran Augusta, Highland and Rockbridge Buena Vista Sen. Curry Senate State Supreme Court Staunton Corporation Court J. H. May

Moore Makes Committee Assignments

Richmond AP nine House committees got new chairmen Monday as Speaker FE Blackburn Moore announced assignments. The chairmen rose by seniority to fill vacancies from death or election defeats. New chairs include Courts of Justice George M Cochran Staunton Enrolled Bills Harrison Mann Arlington Game Paul Manns Bowling Green.

Virginia Ohan Cence House Senate Stainton 18Th Judicial Circuit del. A. L. Philpott Bassett E. Blackburn Moore Courts of Justice and Game House Del George M. Cochran Staunton Th Courts of Justice Paul Manns Bowling Green Méfitis Cochran Richmond Blackburn Moore

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