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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1966
Page
3
Firemen doused a truck fire at 1 28 a m Sunday in front of Harry Miller of 669 Berryville Ave. The cab was burned out inside the truck. Chief Bernard Groves led the response.
Scotland Yard derives its name from a palace of the King of Scotland that stood on the site of the old building and when the land was declared part of Scotland, not England.
Handcraft catalog copy invites readers to order knit and crochet designs. It details embroidery transfer, sizes 32 to 46, price five cents per pattern with 15 cents mailing, plus mailing address for Alice Brooks at Winchester Evening Star New York. Additional catalog offers include free patterns and quilt pattern collections with prices and order details.
Senator William B. Spong Jr opens campaign HQ in Winchester pledging to disclose income and assets and adopt a six point ethics code for a Senate career. He faces incumbent A Willis Robertson in the July 12 Democratic primary with a plan emphasizing openness and public involvement.
Washington report traces a string of noted Republicans who deny presidential plans for 1968. Rockerfeller Scranton Romney Nixon Stevenson Coolidge and Sherman figures illustrate the era of reluctant nominees and the enduring pull of political aspiration.
Final lanes of the New Market to Harrisonburg stretch of Interstate 81 are set to open today, completing a 13 mile southbound addition and forming a 20 mile continuous section with the Harrisonburg bypass. The opening would give Shenandoah Valley 45 miles of I 81, with two more sections planned to link to Weyers Cave.
Six weekend traffic fatalities pushed Virginia 1966 toll to 398, down from 417 a year ago. Ruth Jeanell Dixon, 66, of Gladstone, died in a head on crash on Virginia 606 near Bent Creek. Albert Adolf De Jonghe, 40, of Sterling, died when his car left Broad Run Drive and hit a fence. Thomas Dean, 21, of Charlottesville, killed in a two car collision on Virginia 20 outside Charlottesville.
Thomas Alva Edison, inventor of the incandescent lamp and phonograph and holder of over 1,000 patents, had only three months of formal schooling, per Encyclopaedia Britannica.
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