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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 20, 1964
Page
14
Norfolk two daily newspapers avert a strike after signing a three year contract with the International Typographical Union. ITU local president Walter Hopkins announced ratification by a 102.23 vote. The deal raises wages by 10 dollars over three years with retroactive and future increases and adds fringe benefits.
Classified ads list rates for display and 25 cent lines for in memoriams with deadlines for Monday to Saturday editions. Also included are notices of lost wallet found dog and ads for lawn sod and radio TV repairs with contact details.
A P Aerospace writer reports Atomic Energy Commission scientists plan more advanced Sentry nuclear detection satellites after two were placed in high orbits over the weekend. Sentry No 2 reached a near circular orbit 65 000 miles above Earth, with a companion in a similar orbit. The pair scan over 200 million miles of space from two positions, forming a growing network to police the limited nuclear test ban treaty. A third satellite and a pygmy device continue in other orbits, while a new pair with optical sensors is planned to monitor space and atmospheric blasts.
Judy Garland was treated at St. Stephen's Hospital in Chelsea for minor wrist injuries and discharged hours later. The 42 year old singer arrived in London with Mark Herron for a vacation and requested privacy. details on how the injuries occurred were not disclosed.
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile visits the parish house of Christ Episcopal Church tomorrow from 10 a.m. to 2 45 p.m. The Stephens City Lions Club sponsors the event.
The remark notes James Boswell's Life of Samuel Johnson as widely regarded the greatest biography, highlighting its enduring influence in literary history.
New York AP reports a Coventry Connecticut couple spent 214 hours on a tug tow barge in dense fog off Long Island when their 30 foot cruiser was lifted from the water by a towing cable. They clung to the barge until rescue. only mattresses and cabin gear recovered.
By filing with the Virginia State Corporation Commission C A Spaninger Tariff Publishing Officer for Southern Freight Association the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad Company and other lines seek authority to raise switching charges to Interstate Commerce Commission base levels from Ex Parte 223 Sub No 2. Case 16899 docketed for hearing in Richmond Blanton Building at 10 a.m. September 24 1964. Public notice under June 23 1964 order. Interested parties should appear and present testimony.
In the circuit court material, Adolph Matte and Elizabeth Matte of Newburgh New York seek divorce on three years separation. An affidavit states the defendant is not a resident and must appear within ten days after publication to protect her interests.
The case seeks to attach Myrtle S Hubble's real and personal property and obtain a judgment for 375 dollars plus interest. Plaintiff is Harry C Kerns of Lima Ohio. defendant Myrtle S Hubble.
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