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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1966

Page

5

Airlifted Refugees Reach 5000 Milestone From Cuba

The U S airlift moved past 5000 refugees from Cuba with 160 arriving Monday. Totals show 1,257 men 2,265 women and 1,562 children. Mackey Airlines joined flights from Varadero Beach under a government funded program. Six men fled in a 23 foot boat and were rescued by the Coast Guard at Key Sal. Citizens Committee reports an underground radio near Havana and Soviet officers supervising the plant for guerrilla direction.

Cuba United States Mackey Airlines Varadero Beach U.S Key Sal U.S. Coast Guard Citizens Committee For A Free Havana America

His n Her Boots Knit Pattern and Needlecraft Catalog Ad

Knitted two needle pattern 7475 for men and women boots offered in the Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Department. 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents mailing. Includes catalog with hundreds of designs and free patterns. Also promotes Collector quilts books and museum quilt patterns with pricing. | 3 free patterns printed in catalog. Mail to Alice Brooks, New York.

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

Widow Messler Offers to Testify in Murder Trial

Candace Messler says she will take the stand to defend herself against murder charges in the killing of her husband Jacques Mossler at Key Biscayne. The 1964 slaying left an estate valued at about 28 million with 14 million after prior gifts and benefits, while Powers and Messler deny the allegations as jury selection begins.

Candace Candace Messler Clyde Woody Houston Marian Rosen Melvin Lane Powers Miami Fla American Legion

Weaver Becomes First Negro Cabinet Member

President Johnson administers the oath as Robert C. Weaver becomes the nations first Negro cabinet member and housing secretary. Senate confirmation follows swift, with three 1961 dissenters praising him. Wood named under secretary. Brownstein Haar and Ross also elevated to top agency posts.

Washington Robert C. Weaver Nan Johnson Weaver Senate John F. Kennedy House and Home Finance Agency Senate Banking Committee A. Willis Robertson John J. Sparkman Ala Wallace F. Bennett Utah Robert C. Wood Massachusetts Institute of Technology

Bulk of Military Buildup Goes to Army and Marines

Washington AP The Johnson administration plans 113 000 more troops mainly for Army and Marine ground forces as Viet Nam commitments grow. McNamara said the add ons will lift total armed strength above 3 million, with Navy and Air Force receiving only small gains. The request, totaling 12.761 billion, funds manpower, gear, bases, and war support this year and beyond.

Washington Robert 8. McNamara White House Conee U. S Viet Nam McNamara Pentagon Defense Capitol Hill Congress

Norfolk and Western Railroad Posts Record 1965 Income

Norfolk and Western reports 1965 net income of 90 million up 10 million from 1964 as merger gains lift earnings to 9.60 per share and operating revenues to 590 million. Coal tonnage set a record at 78.3 million tons while piggyback traffic and auto mobile shipments rise.

Roanoke Norfolk and Western Railroad N&w Herman W. Perler N&W’s Nickel Plate Wabash Erie - Lackawanna Western Maryland Interstate Commerce Commission Baltiimore & Ohio Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads Perler

Employment Office Closed Wednesday in Winchester

W. C. Dixon, manager of the Winchester Virginia Employment Commission, announces the office will be closed all day Wednesday Lee Jackson Day.

W. C. Dixon Winchester Virginia Employment Commission Lee Jackson

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Alice Brookes Shenandoah Valley Frederick County SVNB Shenandoah National Winchester Virginia Szawice Messler Powers Candace Messier Jacques Mossler Wood The Housing and Home Finance Agency Community Facilities Administration Public Housing Administration Federal National Mortgage Association Department Philip N. Brownstein FHA Charles M. ‘Haar Harvard University William Ross Budget Bureau Army Marines Navy Air Force Employment Office Wuorehouse Tan N. Cameron St Buick
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