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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1965
Page
3
Tennessee Court of Appeals upholds dismissal of a passenger's damage suit when the driver wrecked the vehicle. Judge Allison B. Humphreys states a rider must protest reckless operation or be deemed to have acquiesced. Read as a notice of fault and legal duty in car collision cases.
In Ann Arbor a 4 year old David Brooks third underwent heart hole closure at the University of Michigan Hospital with a 12 person surgical team. In New York City the Liberal party endorsed Rep. John V. Lindsay for mayor as part of a fusion bid, a move that could shape the race. About 50 of 1,000 delegates opposed the endorsement at a party meeting.
Frederick Fabb a senior executive at a local animal feed plant will have a private 37 foot bridge built across the River Stour near his home to shorten his commute by about two miles. The Kent River Board has approved the project.
New Zealand Prime Minister Keith Holyoake said Wellington may delay sending an artillery battery to South Viet Nam, hoping a Commonwealth peace mission can coax the warring sides to talks. The battery was set to depart next month after a White House meeting with President Johnson.
Beverly Hills officials of a savings and loan association order 65 female employees to wear uniforms starting August 9. Some workers protest losing individuality, while management says uniforms will standardize attire and are nearly a raise since the firm provides clothing and laundry. Each woman gets three suit sets blue black and checked rotating weekly.
The record notes that Virginia colonists introduced cattle to the American colonies marking an early agricultural milestone in the 17th century.
U S gold holdings fell by 117 million dollars in May, according to the Federal Reserve. The May 31 total stood at 14.363 billion dollars, marking the smallest monthly drop of the year.
Senator Shriver said Johnson antipoverty efforts have aided 3.1 million people and he expects 5.9 million next year. He cited 102 Job Corps centers opening, 3,100 community action grants, 75,000 college students helped, 260,000 youths in Youth Corps, 10,000 rural loans, and 88,000 adults in work experiences. He noted 530,000 preschoolers enrolled in Head Start this summer.
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