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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1966

Page

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Byrd Wins Renomination With Large Local Lead

In the Winchester area Byrd captured 80.3 percent of 6 703 ballots with 5 382 votes to Boothe 1 321. statewide Byrd led in Winchester Frederick Clarke Shenandoah and Warren counties with margins ranging from 55.5 to 85 percent. Robertson trailed Spong in several counties. Byrd spoke at a George Washington Hotel reception after results.

Winchester Frederick Clarke County Byrd Mr. Boothe Frederick County Shenandoah County Boothe Warren County Robertson George Washington Hotel Frederick and Clarke Virginia Kenandoah

Virginia primary shocks Byrd machine in Senate races

In Virginia, George C. Rawlings Jr. upset Howard W. Smith and William B. Spong Jr. defeated A. Willis Robertson in the Democratic primary. Both challengers ran on their own terms and weakened the Byrd organization after strong long-service careers in Congress and the state legislature.

Richmond Willliam B. Spong Jr Virginia George C. Rawlings Jr Rawlings Spong Byrd Democratic Fredericksburg Howard W. Smith House Portsemouth Sen A. Willis Robertson Banking and Currency Committee Smith Philos State Senate

Negotiators Retry to End Airline Strike Across Five Carriers

Washington AP reports union and airline negotiators resumed talks to end a strike against five major carriers including Northwest Eastern National Trans World and United. Assistant Labor Secretary James Reynolds announced settlement of a dispute over Northwest working demands in Tokyo where workers faced rent in advance. Reynolds praised cooperation from Northwest IAM and AFL CIO during the talks.

Washington Asst James Reynolds Northwest Airlines Tokyo Reynolds Donald Nyrop Northwest Afl-Cio International Association of Machinists IAM Eastern National Trans World United

Election Night Fashion and The Town Crier's Day

The Town Crier wore his red vest on election night amid tight early returns. A radio announcer noted Byrd leading as tradition held. The Crier also cleaned his desk uncovering a gray cap likely belonging to Councilman Stewart Bell Jr, and warned it may be claimed at The Star’s newsroom.

Sen. Byrd Stewart Bell, Jr Bell Star

City Council backs War on Poverty drive in area

City Council joins Warren Frederick Clarke counties to endorse a Community Action agency. Three Winchester members named to steering committee: Dr. E T Clark and Councilmen James H Fleming Carroll H Henkel. Fleming says 90 percent federal funds, local 10 percent in cash or in kind with First Baptist Church donating office space.

Warren Frederick Clarke Counties Winchester E. T. Clark 1St Baptist Church James H. Fleming Carroll H. Henkel Fleming First Baptist Church Grover Jenkins

Byrd greeted by crowd after renomination

Sen Harry F. Byrd Jr greets several hundred friends in the George Washington Hotel ballroom in Winchester after winning renomination to the U.S. Senate. The lively scene includes TV lights, reporters, and a crowd singing familiar Virginia tunes as returns arrive from across Virginia.

U. 8S Harry F. Byrd, Jr George Washington Hotel U.S. Senate U.S

Vandalism Reported at Local Vehicles and Theft

Police reported vandalism to a parked station wagon with a broken left rear glass panel and theft of two batteries from a 1966 car. Owner is Matthew R. Tarpy of 103 Whitlock Ave. Investigating also a complaint from B and M auto dealers at Oates Ave and N Loudoun St.

Matthew R. Tarpy Whitlock Ave B & M Auto Oates Ave N. Loudoun St

Virginia Senate duel yields razor slim Spong edge

In Virginia primary returns, state Sen. William B. Spong Jr. trails Sen. A. Willis Robertson by a razor margin as results from four precincts out of 2 063 show Spong at 216 899 to Robertson 216 420. Byrd defeats Armistead L. Boothe by about one percent. Rawlings wins in Fredericksburg area.

Byrd Senate Washington A. Willis Robertson William B. Spong Richmond Willis Robertson Howard W. Smith Virginia William B. Spong Jr Portsmouth Robertson Harry F. Byrd Jr Armistead L. Boothe Alexandria Smith House Rules Com George C. Rawlings Jr Fredericksburg Jne L. Boothe Spong Boothe Virginia 8Th Congressional District Rawlings House Watkins M. Abbitt Democratic Party Lewis Curling Clive L. du Vall Thomas H. Woods Joel T. Broyhill Congress Eratic Johnson Truman Sen Byrd Sr Sidney Kellam

Virginia Senatorial Primary District Vote Totals Report

In Virginia the senatorial primary shows results from all but six precincts. Partial counts indicate the leading candidates in each congressional district as election officials tally ballots.

Virginia

Former State Delegate and Wife Die in Crash

Former Del Edmund T. De Jarnette of Ashland and his wife Rosamond Berry De Jarnette were killed when their car hit a bridge abutment after swerving to avoid tarpaulins on I 95 near Exit 15. De Jarnette, 68, had served in the House of Delegates since 1933 and later as Democratic floor leader.

Richmond Edmund T. de. Jarnette Ashland de. Jarnette Rosamond Berry DeJarnette DeJarnette Virginia Fred G. Pollard House of Delegates State Senate Leslie D. Campbell DeJarnette and Paul Randolph-Macon Board of Trustees Albertis $. Harrison Virginia College Building Authority

Vintage MIGs Spotted for First Time in Viet Nam War

U S Navy bombers raided near Hanoi and Hai Phong encountering old model MIGs for the first time in the Vietnam war as air action dominated. Forces reported two Army helicopters shot down, 91 missions flown, and strikes on storage areas, gun sites, and truck convoys across North and South Viet Nam.

Saigon South Viet Nam Haiphong North Viet Nam U.S Qui Nh Hanoi Gia Lam Oriskany Dong Nhan Hai Phong Navy Viet Nam Thanh Hoa Air Force Panhandle Guam 17Th Parallel Demilitarized Zone South Quang Tri City

Denny's Comm Auction Tonight Auction of Furniture

A local comm auction at Denny's promises bidding on furniture appliances and tools starting at 7 30 tonight with proceeds aiding community projects. Neighbors and bidders from the region are expected to attend.

Denny’s

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Winchester Evening Star Senator Hero Armistead Boothe Jim Hamilton Shenandoah Page Counties Doug O’connell Senator Byrd Associated Press News Senator Old Virginny Byrd Boothe Robertson Spong
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