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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1965
Page
6
The AMA declines a boycott and supports talks with President Johnson on Medicare. The House of Delegates rejected a petition for a conference with Johnson on the administration bill, despite eight members potentially attending. Dr. James Z. Appel of Lancaster, Pa., would be among them.
The County approved and accepted a new three elevation school building in November 1963. Built to house 33 general classrooms a modern library a large gymnasium seating 1400 and rooms for arts language science music home economics vocational agriculture and more.
Johnson and U Thant planned a post speech conversation on issues between the United States and the United Nations including Viet Nam. White House aides varied on scope while Johnson received a Kansas City welcome during a campaign style stop before heading to his Texas ranch.
President Johnson led a praise filled event as Democrats celebrated their majorities in the 89th Congress. A Friday dinner at the Washington Armory drew over 6 000 attendees at 100 dollars a plate and netted about 650 000 for campaigns. Johnson Humphrey and Bailey spoke of a historic Congress and urged re election while pledging effort to persuade voters.
Wall Street retreated in active trading with key stocks mostly down though some held steady. IBM fell sharply while gold miner Homestake rose. industrials slipped below December lows as authorities debated UN Article 19 issues and security actions surrounded Johnson and U.N. diplomats.
Chaplin says he will leave his Erasmus Prize of 50 000 guilders about $15 000 in Holland for the poor who seek education. He and Ingmar Bergman discussed the fund. Bergman was absent due to illness. The Erasmus Foundation requires part of the money go to a European cultural or educational purpose.
USDA weekly receipts show cattle at 1550 with cows down 50c to 1.00, bulls 50c lower, feedlots steady to weak. Slaughter steers 27.25–28.35 per 1000 lbs, heifers 25.00–25.50, cows 12.50–15.25, bulls 17.75–19.50. Hogs receipts 2250 with barrows and gilts steady to 25c lower, sows 50c higher. prices range 24–26 per hundredweight depending on grade and weight.
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