22 Jun 1965
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1965
Page
1
Town council votes to file a claim with the bonding company for a $1,588.71 shortage flagged in a state audit. Marvin Kline offers restitution and a plan to repay the difference, including $600 from an endowment policy and monthly $50 payments. Mrs. Esther Kline denies dishonesty and supports the moral obligation.
Mrs. Harold Johnson, 34, mother of five, was electrocuted while cleaning a rug with a vacuum sweeper at her Haver home. Police said the device contacted a live wire on a metal grate and delivered a fatal shock.
Tokyo and Seoul signed treaties to restore normal relations for the first time in six decades, after 14 years of talks. Thousands of students protested in Seoul and Tokyo as foreign ministers Lee Dong Won and Etsue attended the ceremony.
In Algiers thousands of troops and riot police dispersed young demonstrators supporting deposed President Ben Bella. Reports say clashes in Bone left at least 10 dead, with similar protests in Philippeville Constantine and Oran. Troops patrolled streets. several hundred youths were arrested.
Washington reports defense officials puzzled why no battalion size sweep followed the B52 raid into the Viet Cong stronghold. Vietnamese teams entered briefly to assess damage with little destruction seen, as U.S. officers noted the enemy seemed dazed and disorganized after bombing.
George Champion of Chase Manhattan Bank discusses a new trend in Washington toward guideline based governance. The special Tax Foundation report, prepared for publication, analyzes how guidelines affect wage and price controls and even church collections.
Pasadena based Jet Propulsion Laboratory says Mariner 4 will release only the first three Mars photographs from the July 14 flyby. The rest may be withheld for detailed study to determine features and possible canal like structures, with scientists retaining proprietary rights to the imagery.
Two youths who boasted of killing seven people were hanged in Kansas. George Ronald York, 22, and James Douglas Latham, 23, had shown remorse in their final hours after years of court efforts to block the death penalty. They confessed to four men and three women killings from Florida to Colorado and donated their eyes to KU Medical Center.
Winchester court heard Emory Shifflett charged with attempted murder of former wife Peggy Jane Miller. Witnesses said Shifflett allegedly fired at Miller three times while she watched TV with Courtney Loring Ashwood, earlier convicted of murder.
Clarke County youth David Keeler 15 of White Post died when the farm tractor he was operating overturned on Calmes Neck estates along the Shenandoah River north of Route 50. Officials say death was instantaneous. funeral planned tomorrow at 2 p.m. at Enders Funeral Home with burial in Shenandoah Memorial Park. He was to begin his sophomore year at Clarke County High School this fall. he is survived by his parents James Ray and Alice Bell Ballone Keeler and several siblings.
A Keyser man, Robert Plummer of Kepser West Virginia, asks the Winchester Star to help him find a widow partner for marriage. Mayor William M Battaile of Winchester replies with sympathy and offers to publish the appeal to gauge interest.
U S fighter bombers penetrated North Viet Nam for the deepest raid yet and hit Son La and Van Nuoc Chien depots near Hanoi. Eight Thunderchief groups, escorted by 20, dropped about 17 tons each, destroying buildings and damaging others. Two Marines killed by a land mine west of Da Nang. A Viet Cong terrorist execution in Saigon and a priest nearby.
South Westerly winds bring warm humid air into Virginia under a large Atlantic high pressure system.
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