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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1964

Page

3

Prince Edward County to reopen public schools next fall

Prince Edward County supervisors plan a brief meeting early next week to formalize compliance with a federal court order to reopen public schools this fall. Officials expect funds sufficient to run for about 1,600 pupils, with most white students likely to stay in private segregated schools.

Prince Edward Farmville Prince Edwrd U.S Oren R. Lewis Farmville Herald Prince Edward County J. Barrye Wall Herald Wall Commonwealthy William F. Watkins Board of Supervisors Lewis John Stack Watkins Albertis S. Harrison Jr Harrison Chhildren

Bishop Bayne Eyes overseas role to end church fragmentation

Right Rev. Stephen F. Bayne, poised to lead the Episcopal Church's 16 overseas dioceses, argues for merging ecclesiastical factions to tackle social issues. He recalls doubling, then tripling, Olympia diocese growth and led ecumenical talks after the Lambeth conference.

Baltimore Stephen. F. Bayne Bayne Protestant Episcopal Church John Bentley Arthur Lichtenberger America Olympia Wash Anglican Communion Tts United States New York Ambherst Wall Street

Towing Firm Buys Ferries In Newport News Sale

The last two of seven ferries once serving Norfolk and Virginia's Eastern Shore were sold for about $200000 to Tidewater Towing Co. of Norfolk. The contract was signed under the Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission. One ferry will be sold, the other retained for excursions.

Newport News Norfolk Virginia Northampton Old Point J Chesapeake Bay Bridge and Tunnel Commission Tidewater Towing Co

Time capsule buried at 1939 New York World's Fair site

A granite monument marks a time capsule buried during the 1939 New York World's Fair. Another capsule will be buried at the same site when the current World's Fair closes in October 1965.

Farmers Livestock Market Prices by Weight and Type

Livestock market report lists hogs veal lambs slaughter cattle and stock feeder cattle with price ranges by weight class and quality. Cattle categories include steers heifers cows bulls and yearling classes with values from 10 to 21 per hundredweight and up to 25 for veal prime, reflecting market activity.

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Space rocketry accuracy tightens to micrometers

The National Bureau of Standards pushes stricter space vehicle part measurements. Steel gage blocks must be accurate to one ten-millionth of an inch, per Steelways Magazine. An error of one-millionth in a gyroscope bore could miss the moon by thousands of miles.

Washington National Bureau of Standards Steelways Magazine American Iron and Steel Institute Moon

Smithsonian Showcases Campaign Buttons Through History

A Smithsonian display in the Hall of Historic Americans at the Museum of History and Technology features the 1964 campaign button phenomenon. Curator Herbert Collins and donor Ralph Becker illuminate political paraphernalia from Tippecanoe to Lincoln, highlighting hooplas and civic ritual across eras.

U.S Washington Smithsonian Institution Smithsonian New Museum of History and Tecnology Herbert Collins Ralph E. Becker National Geographic Society Athens Alexander the Great B.C Tippecanoe Tyler Abraham Lincoln

Two Escaped Convicts Recaptured Near Dublin Virginia

Police recaptured the last two of six North Carolina escapees, Albert Ledford and Joe Cochren, at the U S 11 and Va 100 intersection near Pulaski. They allegedly pistol whipped and tied up the guard, foreman, and three prisoners before fleeing in a state truck. The suspects had taken a car and Overpowered a guard during the escape.

Dublin North Carolina Albert Junior Ledford Gastonia N. C Joe Lee Cochren Winston-Salem U.S. 11 Pulaski Ledford Cocheran Frances Penn Witherspoon Wytheville

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