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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1965

Page

2

Obituaries Highlight Gossard and Withers Services

Obituary notices describe funeral plans for Herman Gossard of Stephens City and Robert Lee Withers of Berryville. Gossard and family details precede burial at National Cemetery in Winchester with a service at Stover Funeral Home Strasburg. Withers lies in state at Duncan Memorial Church Berryville with a Saturday service and numerous pallbearers and honorary pallbearers listed.

M.J. Grove Lime Co Stephens City Carbaugh - Wolilford Post Ruth Mary Roland Evelyn Virginia Holt Winchester Earl F. Gossard Clear Springs George M. Go Stover Strasburg Mark Roller C, B. Lee Charles Bass Marshall Venable Arthur Carper H R. Mills W. L. Dalton Herman Gossard National Cemetery Robert Lee Withers Berryville Duncan Memorial Method Church Marvin Co. Cook Richard Smith Curtis Cole Harold G. Potts J. D. Hardesty Hobson McGehee Cecil Wolfe Edward von Pippin Melton Bean Edward B. Lee Kenneth N. Gilpin, Jr H. B. Pierce, Jr R.C. Co , Jr R. N. Dorsey Edona O C. Williams Gilbert McKown G. K. Levi Oscar Ramsburg Leland Broadstater Roland G. Mitchell George W. Burton Ralph Snapp C. T. Hardesty, Jr John O. Hardesty Blackburn Moore F. L. Ayler Floyd Dorsey Claude Hawkins Carl Gillespie Roy Ashwood Clifton Longerbeam Kenneth Shenk Thomas Iden Carroll Tden Duncan Memorial Church Green Hill Cemetery John H. Enders

Hope to Trim Anti Poverty Bill Faces Setback

Washington AP reports the House shows resolve to pass the administration's 1.9 billion anti poverty bill while GOP onslaughts fade. Proposals include giving states final say on community antipoverty projects and extending education Job Corps programs. Also, conferees split on foreign aid authorization, unsure whether to set one year or two.

Washington House Albert H. Quie R-Mina Federal Office of Economic Opportunity Senate Congress Johnson

Conference on Education Agrees Much to Be Done

President Johnson closed the two day conference urging expansion of federal help for education. Key concerns included school desegregation dropout rates urban school decline and preschool programs for deprived urban children. Johnson proposed internships at the United Nations in memory of Adlai Stevenson and urged stronger action and funding to fix defects in the education system.

Conference On Education Washington Johnson Adlai Stevenson United Nations Stevenson U.S U.N Lon

Nixon gains support within Republican ranks and press appeal

The piece notes Dirksen and House leaders’ cooperation with Nixon, Barry Goldwater’s acceptance of him as a candidate, and a GOP shift toward viewing his improved press relations as an asset. A Ford-sponsored survey cites Nixon’s past media slams and calls for Republicans to leverage Johnson’s press handling.

Dirksen House Barry Goldwater Thomas H. Kuchel Calif Nixon Gerald R. Ford Mich GOP California Johnson

Briton on Trial in Russia Pleads Guilty to Smuggling Propaganda

Gerald Brooke a 27 year old British language teacher at a London college pleaded guilty in Moscow City Court to smuggling anti Soviet propaganda into the Soviet Union. He confessed and faces from six months to seven years in prison after arrest on April 25 during a tour with British teachers.

Moscow Gerald Brooke London Soviet Union Brooke Tass Mosscow Londdon Union of Art Workers

Visiting advocate defends firm stance against Communists

The princess argues that freedom can prevail only if the free world stays resolute during testing times. She contends Communist rule erodes personal rights and finances and warns Americans must resist and stand up for themselves over the next five to ten years to win the fight.

Weather Forecast Brief for Friday and Weekend

Partly cloudy tonight and Friday with scattered showers early Friday affecting around 20 percent of the area. Lows in the mid to upper 60s. Friday warmer with highs in the upper 80s. Saturday looks fair and warmer.

Plains Plateau Pacific Northwest Rockies

Farmers Livestock Market Report July 19

Livestock prices listed for hogs veal lamb slaughter cattle and stocker cattle from market items dated July 1965. Includes numbers weights price ranges for hogs veal lamb slaughter cattle and feeder cattle with 24 hour rainfall data and monthly averages.

Choice Choce Prime Light Standard Utility

Wall Street Downgrades Viet Nam War Tilt Presses Aerospace Stocks

Wall Street showed mixed to negative results as investor focus shifted to military spending and aerospace defense issues. General Dynamics Boeing and Douglas Aircraft slipped while major steelmakers held steady and GM Ford and Chrysler fluctuated. The AP 60-stock average declined 1.1 to 319.3 on Wednesday.

Viet Nam General Dynamics Boeing Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Chrysler General Motors Ford Studebaker American Motors General Electric Polaroid U.S. Smelting American Telephone IBM

Simpler Literacy Test Begins in Alabama

In Montgomery Alabama the new simpler literacy test for prospective voters went into effect replacing the disputed old exam. Registrars report about 118 Negroes in Greensboro who registered Monday after Hale County registration changes must take the new test to be eligible to register. The piece also notes the New York chapter of the Knights of Columbus with the Columbus 5-1492 telephone listing.

Montgomery Ala Alabama Greensboro Hale County Board of New York The Knight’s of Columbia Columbus

Earthquake Prophecy Declared False by Civil Defense

Santa Barbara Civil Defense officials said an apparent earthquake prophecy circulated by J. Douglas Stewart of Athens Ohio caused only precautionary actions. Stewart cited Mrs Jean Dixon of Washington DC and Mrs Grace Conrad of Bayside California as sources, but Dixon denied predicting a West Coast disaster.

Santa Barbara Calif Civil Defense Office J. Douglas Stewart Athens Ohio Ohio University Francis A. Farley City Civil Defense Farley Stewart Jean Dixon Washington, D.C Grace Conrad Bayside Dixon Stewartt

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