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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1966
Page
3
AP reports many elderly Americans buy supplemental health policies as Medicare costs rise. About 200 insurers either drop or limit offerings in the over 65 market while most plan to cover remaining costs starting July 1.
The former Marina Oswald, 24, widow of Lee Harvey Oswald, is expecting her third child with Kenneth J. Porter, whom she married June 1, 1965. The couple resides in Dallas while Oswald’s legacy and titles remain noted by history and press.
The Winchester School Board asked Superintendent Jacob Johnson to estimate costs for converting the Winchester Intermediate School shop room into a cafeteria and to explore a possible storage room. The board approved a coronation rehearsal for the Apple Blossom Festival and decided to decentralize elementary school accounts with principals managing them. Johnson also stated the need to assess additional gym lockers as physical education expands to five years and announced summer hours for Handley High and the superintendent’s office from 8 to 5 weekdays, closed Saturdays.
Virginia reported four traffic fatalities across Fairfax Petersburg Norfolk and Lynchburg pushing the annual toll to 449, up from 454 a year earlier. Victims include William Gray 17 of Rockville Md died on Dulles Access Road, Edward Thweatt 81 of Petersburg after a crash and heart attack, Larry Brown 20 of Norfolk injured in a motorcycle collision, and Mary Gayle Smith 17 of Lynchburg injured in a two car crash near Concord.
Heavy storms hit parts of the western Plains with winds to 75 mph and a half inch of rain in Dickinson North Dakota. A tornado watch covered much of North Dakota and parts of northern South Dakota while most of the nation stayed sunny and warm as summer began. Early temps ranged from 43 in Olympia Washington to 89 in Needles California.
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