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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1964
Page
6
The piece reports a new museum dedication in Washington and notes ongoing federal actions. It mentions the FCC renewing radio licenses for the Pacifica Foundation in Berkeley and Los Angeles after a four year investigation.
Saigon reports the Council of Notables urged the military regime to protest President De Gaulle's neutralization plan for Viet Nam. The junta signaled it would not accept neutralization amid protests from Saigon officials.
A 23 year old Madison County man is charged with murder in the slaying of his cousin. Sheriff C. E. Lillard identifies the victim as Lewis Vanderitt, 27, of the Oak Park area. The suspect, Sater Brown, 23, allegedly shot at about 10:45 p.m. at the Brown home amid an argument. Brown claims self defense.
Farmers must file annual reports on earnings of farm workers by January 31 with the district director of Internal Revenue in Richmond. Coverage depends on cash wages or 20 or more days worked. 1963 Social Security tax is 3 percent for both sides on wages up to 4800.
The Berkeley County War Memorial Association will elect officers for the year at a meeting set for 7:30 p.m. in City Hall after a pact noting two observed items.
A young woman armed with a pistol robbed Iggy’s Tavern in downtown Buffalo and fatally shot a deaf mute patron after the bartender handed her about $65. Police charged Anita Farrow 23 and Robert Hayes identified as lookout with first degree robbery.
Richmond Virginia State Sen. Harry F. Byrd Jr. praised Charles de Gaulle as restoring France’s grandeur while remaining anti Communist He noted France did not follow the United States but remains committed to anti Communism during a Richmond Virginia Society of Professional Engineers talk.
Seventh District Congressman John C. Marsh Jr and Mrs Campbell will attend the Shenandoah Valley Inc meeting at Belle Meade next Wednesday. Marsh will introduce George B. Hartzog Jr the new National Parks Service director who will speak on his first address in the post to members from 15 counties.
An inmate serving a life term for a 1960 murder led a dramatic escape from the University Hospital rampage. He abducted six people and stole four cars after a prison transfer, eluding pursuers at speeds over 100 mph before being captured five hours later by a highway patrolman near Watonga Blaine County.
Five million tons of steel are used annually in farm items and transport, including trucks cars fencing and bus materials, highlighting the industry scale and material demand.
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