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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 28, 1966
Page
3
More than 600 Americans and Cuban families will depart Cuba on a U S government airlift starting Feb 5. At least two planes weekly for four to five weeks will fly from Varadero to Miami. Many have waited over a year for escape as Cuban refugees are already arriving in the United States.
Decorative color themed patterns for roses and greenery with cross stitch designs. Includes Pattern 7276 transfer 10 by 14 inches and color chart. Pricing shows 35 cents per pattern plus 15 cents for first class mailing and handling.
American billionaire J Paul Getty, 73, plans five year stay in Castello di Palo on Italy's west coast near Ladispoli after leaving Britain where he lived in a 72 room mansion. He will spend most winters in the castle as central heating proved unacceptable.
The text notes Ireland’s population rising from one million in 1670 to eight million by 1845, then declining after the 1848 potato famine with a death toll and emigration. It also references Henry Newman, later John Henry Cardinal Newman, as the hymn writer of Lead Kindly Light and his religious conversion.
Samuel W. Warner was named district scout executive of the Shenandoah Area Council to serve the Potomac District. The announcement came from Dr. T. C. Powers and Vernon LaBarre and was approved by the council Executive Board. Warner, a West Virginia native, taught in Frederick County Schools for two and a half years and will undergo a six week training at Schiff Scout Reservation in New Jersey. He holds a Shepherd College biology degree and is married to Janet Parks with daughter Michelle. The Warners reside at 320 Amherst St. and will move to the Martinsburg area in the spring.
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