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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 12, 1966

Page

3

Heat Wave Triggers Regional Power Blackouts

A severe heat wave forced electric outages in St. Louis and central and eastern Nebraska. Union Electric issued an emergency and cut power for up to two hours in St. Louis while Nebraska faced relay and transformer failures causing hour plus outages in Grand Island North Platte Norfolk Lincoln and Valentine. Governor Morrison ordered a review board to investigate the outages.

ST. Louis, Mo St. Louis Nebraska Union Electric Co National Broadcasting Co Busch Stadium South Dakota Big Fort Randall Grand Island North Platte Norfolk Lincoln Valentine Howard Ericksen Nebraska Public Power System Fort Randall Erickesen Sheldon Consumers Public Power District Frank Morrison Nebraska Power Review Board Midwest

Boy Killed By Tractor At Gravel Pit Near Hampton

A 14 year old Hampton boy Kenneth Rice was killed when the tractor he operated veered off a gravel pit edge owned by his father. Authorities investigated the fatal accident.

Hampton Kenneth Rice

Moffett Leaves Virginia Agriculture Post for Farm Bureau

A. Grant Moffett departs the Virginia State Department of Agriculture to become director of program development field services and marketing for the Virginia Farm Bureau. He previously served as assistant director of the division of markets for market development.

Richmond A. Grant Moffett State Deepartment of Agriculture Beccome Virginia Farm Bureau Agriculture Department Division of

Bass Re elected Frederick County School Board Chairman

Charles E. Bass of Stephens City was chosen chairman at the board's reorganizational meeting. Huyett G. Light was re elected vice chairman and Elizbeth L. Sheetz was named clerk for one year. Paul J. Dodson joined as a new member from Back Creek District. The board set textbook rental fees and authorized seeking a new community technical school for the Winchester Frederick Warren Shenandoah area.

Charles E. Bass Stephens City Frederick County Huyett G. Light Stonewall Elizabeth L. Sheetz Paul J. Dodson Back Creek Dodson Robeert M. Muse Robert E. Ayler State Board of Community College Winchester-Frederick Warren-Shenandoah Bass Opequon Clyde Logan Shawnee Ray Boyce Gainesboro

Maine Given Island Home of Explorer

Eagle Island in Harpswell, the summer home of Arctic explorer Admiral Robert E. Peary, has been accepted by the state from his daughter Marie Peary Stafford. Gov. Reed and the State Park Commission approved the transfer and plan public display of Peary belongings and mementos.

Augusta Maine Casco Bay Robert E. Peary John H. Reed Executive Council State Park & Recreation Commission Eagle Island Harpswell Lawrence Stuart Marie Peary Stafford

Tourist Centers Feel Pinch of Airline Strike

The five airline strike disrupts travel as hotels report cancellations and tourists switch to trains buses and cars. New York hotels see no show rates jump to 40 50 percent amid losses estimated at 75 000 daily and citywide losses around 500 000 daily. Recovery varies with San Francisco Miami Denver and Portland reporting impacts on arrival volumes mail and procurement.

New York Daniel C. Hickey New York State Hickey Denver Portland Ore Chicago

House Debates first multiyear foreign aid plan

The House opens debate on a historic multiyear foreign aid program at 4.1 billion dollars per year for two years. The measure bundles military and economic aid, excludes Viet Nam war funds, and faces differing Senate and Republican critiques.

House Washington Congress Alliance For Progress Johnson House Foreign Affairs Committee Senate Foreign Relations Committee

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