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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1966
Page
5
A Times Square antiwar protest draws a mixed crowd during rush hour as about a dozen demonstrators, led by a bespectacled man named Al, chant for peace and distribute leaflets. A confrontation with a younger man escalates moments before quiet returns to the scene.
A tense street scene unfolds as a larger man argues with a younger demonstrator near Broadway in heavy rain. The youth, from Philadelphia and recently out of Viet Nam, says he is job hunting while onlookers comment on the encounter.
Simpleest slimming shape for summer featured by darts and scalloped yoke details for linen and wool fabrics. Pattern 4733 fits sizes 34 to 48 with dress requiring 3 yards at 35 inches and jacket 2 5/8 yards. Send 50 cents to Anne Adams in New York with name address ZIP size and style number for the Summer Fashion Festival catalog offering 350 design ideas.
The Frederick County Schools sponsor a special reading course for students in grades 7 through 12 college students and adults. In partnership with IICORE Company Washington DC the program aims to raise reading speed comprehension study skills listening and note taking and outlining. An organizational meeting for students and adults is set for June 20 at 10 am in James Wood High School with details by Box 221 Winchester or 662 2264.
The Red Cross Bloodmobile comes to Winchester Tuesday under Moose sponsors with a special 15 pint B negative appeal for a serviceman's six year old daughter needing surgery in Washington DC. Donors ages 21 to 50 with B negative blood are asked to reserve 10 to 11 am. 200 pints target 11 am to 2 45 pm at Episcopal Parish House.
A Dallas jury ruled Jack Ruby legally sane, clearing the way for appeals in the Oswald murder case. Ruby, convicted of murdering Lee Harvey Oswald on March 14, 1964, had argued for a sanity hearing, which the court denied. Ruby testified briefly, asserting he never claimed insanity.
Frederick County Schools in cooperation with the University of Virginia and the State Department of Education will offer two summer workshops for teachers during the 1966 67 session. The first course Children s Literature runs June 27 to July 15 and carries three hours of college credit. The second course Audio Visual Instruction runs July 18 to August 5 and also provides three hours of credit. Both courses meet five hours daily at James Wood High School with registration dates June 27 and July 18 at 9 a.m. Costs are partially defrayed by the State Department of Education. Only properly certified teachers under contract are eligible.
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