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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1964
Page
10
An Indiana University student placing a poster for the traveling showboat revival was questioned by a woman in a laundry. The student explained the revival plan and asked if she would attend. The woman replied she does not go to a show boat but to a regular church.
Amos n Andy returned to Chicago television amid off screen protests from civil rights spokesmen. Chuck Stone of The Defender warned the show could widen race tensions and influence Negro youths, while station president John Weigel defended it as a classic. No demonstrators appeared as the reruns began airing twice weekly.
The National Council of Churches endorsed an experimental shared-time program allowing Roman Catholic children to attend both parochial and public schools. The policy says the plan is viable for those who maintain separate schools and is used in 300 schools across 35 states.
Kalamazoo 19 year old Larry Ranes admitted to police that he killed five people after a tip linked him to the slaying of Plymouth teacher Gary Smock. He also claimed responsibility for a hold up murder in Battle Creek and other killings in Las Vegas and Kentucky. Ranes was arraigned on murder charges and held without bail.
Princess Desiree aged 26, granddaughter of King Gustaf VI Adolf, married Baron Niclas Silfverschiold aged 30, an estate owner, in Stockholm. The royal ceremony linked Swedish royalty with noble estates and marked a formal dynastic alliance.
The Philippine Post Office bans the current Time issue for a reproduction of Goya's The Naked Maja. Acting Postmaster General Belarmino Navarro says the painting is obscene under postal law. Time tied the reproduction to the New York World's Fair showing.
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