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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1965
Page
12
New York AP reports Henry Cabot Lodge strongly opposes a negotiated settlement for the war in Viet Nam and argues the United States must pursue a firm victory. The remarks accompany a broader debate on war strategy and diplomacy.
Police report a driver struck a Hertz car on S Loudoun then rammed the S and H store front at 220 S Loudoun causing glass damage. A bystander Mrs Frances Wier suffered a head bump and refused treatment. The car belonged to Clark's Used Cars and icy streets were blamed.
A classified ad notice outlines rates for words and display ads with deadlines. The Railway Express Agency Virginia seeks rate increases across multiple weight categories and types with a formal hearing scheduled in Richmond on March 11, 1965, plus required public notices in several Virginia cities.
The baptism of week old Matthew Maxwell Taylor Kennedy, ninth child of Sen. Robert F. Kennedy, took place at St Patrick's Cathedral. He weighed 7 pounds 8 ounces and was named in part for Gen. Maxwell Taylor. Godparents are his sister Kathleen and brother Joseph Patrick.
A lost black miniature French poodle with a new collar, no license, was reported near Val Vista Heights. Contact Mrs. Robert B. Rowland at 667-1070 if found. references include L & C Barber Shop on Braddock Street and shop hours listed.
Roanoke Virginia State Horticultural Society head Max A Murray warned that the fruit industry will change and urged growers to plan for the future. He cited rising labor costs, limited labor supply, and the need to automate. The 69th annual meeting opens in Roanoke with talks on apples, site selection, pre planting prep and labor reform. Lt Governor Mills Godwin Jr and a joint meeting with the Woman's Auxiliary are on the program as sessions continue through Wednesday.
funeral services planned for A H Sleepy Glenn a notable Kanawha County politician and former athlete who died yesterday in Orlando Florida at age sixty after a lung illness. He was born in Elkins and starred in track football and basketball at West Virginia University in the 1920s.
Britain's international trade gap narrowed to 170.8 million dollars in December as exports rose to 1,066.8 million while imports fell to 1,274.0 million. December exports include 36.4 million in free exports, lifting total exports to 1,103.2 million. Full year 1964 exports rose 4 percent from 1963.
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