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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1964
Page
5
Guest columnist Dave Garroway writes to Cynthia Lowry about lessons learned over three years, embracing courage as the fuel to run life’s machine, and how simple acts of self-belief help tackle difficulties and spark a brighter outlook.
Frank Sinatra throws a lavish Stage 17 party at Warner Bros for None but the Brave marking the end of filming. About 300 guests including Angie Dickinson, Brad Dexter, and cast and crew attended with two bars, a Hawaiian-reminiscent program, and toast to Sinatra's directorial debut and future projects.
Four year old Kenneth Bradley Lankford of Lawsonville North Carolina died from a head wound after a 12 gauge shotgun blasted on a Stuart porch. His two preschool brothers were present and unable to explain how the gun, kept at Ed Joyce's Route 3 home, was obtained or fired.
A dense TV schedule lists programs across channels with times and titles including Mickey Mouse Club Popeye Cheyenne Tarzan and His Mate The Corruptors Andy Griffith Show Truth or Consequences The Match Game Guiding Light The Doctors The Ann Sothern Show Love of Life Another World The Thin Man and more. News programs and weather updates appear throughout the day alongside soaps dramas and kids shows.
George C. Washington, 29, of Norfolk, was elected commander of the Virginia Disabled American Veterans at the state convention. A Navy Yeoman who wears an artificial leg from a Korean War Sea of Japan refueling injury, he has become a qualified submariner since the accident.
Lt. Col. Elmo D. Flynt aged 68 a former executive officer of the Oklahoma National Guard and retired Justice Department employee died from a rifle wound at his retirement home near Woodville Virginia Investigators said there is no indication of homicide and the county medical examiner Dr J P Snead IV noted the wound was caused by a small rifle.
The Port of New York is described as the world's greatest harbor. In the second half of the century it averaged 25 000 vessels and departures annually according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica.
After two months in operation the Chesapeake Bay Bridge Tunnel is said to be performing exceptionally well according to Jucius J. Kellam chairman of the commission. Traffic has run at about 70 percent of estimates with potential drops due to citrus trucking season and tunnel bond concerns.
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