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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 03, 1966
Page
9
AP reports mixed signals as auto production slows for model changeovers and steel demand shifts. Durable goods orders fell in April while inventories rose, suggesting a rolling slowdown rather than a broad collapse, with May projections staying positive for most factories.
Australia is burning old one pound notes in five million bundles at the Reserve Bank note issue branch as they are replaced by Australian dollars. The act marks the retirement of obsolete currency and the transition to the new monetary system during a period of reform and exchange.
Slenderness in two parts side buttoned top and A line skirt Choose sleeve options for summer into fall Printed Pattern 4969 Women sizes 36 to 50 Yardage and mailing costs listed Send to Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept New York address Include name address size and style number Summer Fashion Festival catalog offers 350 design ideas free pattern with coupon and 50 cent catalog request finished with deadline and shipping terms.
Washington AP report notes Thruston Morton foresees a wide GOP field for 1968 as Gov. William Scranton withdraws. Nixon and Romney lead potential nominees with Rockefeller backing Scranton’s influence remains. Hugh Scott and Scranton’s decision shape party leadership without a 1966 contest.
Marvin H. Simmons won a nonjury civil case before Corporation Court Judge Elliott D. Marshall against Earl Polhamus of Green Acres. Simmons received $25 for auto damage and $25 for personal injuries, plus court costs. Attorney John Anderson represented Simmons. Peter K. McKee defended Polhamus.
A Glenwood Springs report recalls the famous frontier gunman and gambler Doc Holliday. The stone grave marker bears the epitaph He died in bed.
AP reports unveiling of plans for an 11 million cultural and convention center in downtown Norfolk. Two buildings would rise on a 14 acre lot between the Golden Triangle Motel and Charlotte Street in the urban renewal area.
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