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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1965
Page
3
General John P. McConnell unveils a policy urging fair treatment of 830000 Air Force personnel. He calls the service a family and demands counseling, recognition, and strong leadership to improve morale and retention, especially for newly entering junior officers.
Lynda Bird Johnson participates in a University of Arizona field school at Grasshopper Fort Apache reserve. Students sift artifacts from a 1350 A.D. culture and catalog finds while a 2,000-strong Apache ceremony prepares to honor the 21-year-old daughter of the president with invited dignitaries and a large beef barbecue.
Martinsburg resident John E. Castle, 55, died after a shotgun discharged as he tripped while approaching his wife during a domestic dispute. Police reported the accidental shooting occurred Monday.
The bronze Colossus of Rhodes stood as a representation of Helios the Greek sun god reflecting ancient belief.
Paul Pearson, wartime air sea rescue leader, mailed back his MBE to Queen Elizabeth II in protest at the Beatles receiving the honor. He accuses Prime Minister Harold Wilson of turning the award into a vote-getting gimmick and says the move cheapens the honors. Hector Dapis also returned his insignia in protest. The Beatles received the award in the queen’s birthday honors list.
H V Kaltenborn, dean of radio commentators, died in New York at 86 after a heart attack while visiting a son. The Harvard graduate joined CBS in 1930 and NBC later, shaping on air news analysis from 1922. He survived by his widow Olga a daughter and seven grandchildren. Funeral is set for Friday at All Souls Unitarian Church.
The Rosetta Stone was discovered near Rosetta Egypt in 1799 bearing inscriptions in hieroglyphics Greek and Demotic scripts.
An advertisement from Erie Pennsylvania promotes a compact hearing aid perfected by a hard of hearing inventor. It claims whispers become clear and offers free information by writing HEARING to 32 E. 9th St. Erie PA with no obligation.
WVU will study how short range jet airliners could boost Appalachian growth. The project is funded by a 46709 federal contract announced by Rep. Ken Hechler. He sees easier access to large cities helping attract satellite plants.
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