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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1964
Page
3
West Hartford Republicans plan a rapid primary in the wealthy suburb to let registered Republicans name their choice. The last such poll was in spring 1952 when Eisenhower won. The article notes over 70 Honduran airports varied in size from small fields.
An advertisement offers Print Pattern 4910 for women sizes 34 to 48 with a 35 inch fabric requirement for size 36. Price is fifty cents plus 15 cents for first class mail and handling. Send patterns to Anne Adams at Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept. Include name, address, zone, size, and style number. Also promotes a Spring Summer Catalog with a free coupon for design ideas, requesting 5 cents.
Senator Harry F. Byrd has increased the Byrd Scholarships at Virginia Polytechnic Institute from 60 000 to 100 000 dollars. Dr R Marshall Hahn Jr VPI president announced the original 60 000 gift in 1962 and noted the current 40 000 increase will fund ten 500 yearly awards for four years to rural students. The awards support education in students chosen from families with limited means and allow study in any field at VPI.
Virginia Beach police seek explanation for the stabbing of a young mother Carolyn Humphrey and her two children in their home. Jack Humphrey found Randy dead in a crib and Jackie and Carolyn fatally stabbed in bed. Neighbors note the family moved from New York three months earlier. the front door was locked and the father forced entry into a blood spattered room.
A researcher notes the nine inch beak of the wood ibis can snap shut in a blink, drawing attention to the bird’s rapid feeding mechanism and precise jaw action observed in field studies.
Mrs. Virginia Tickle, 34, is held for murder after her husband Carl Tickle, 44, a Federal Aviation Agency technician, was shot Feb. 15 in what she says was a pistol struggle for possession. Laboratory tests reportedly failed to confirm her version of events. The couple, parents of two sons, had recent marital troubles including accusations of assault and neglect. Mrs. Tickle says she heard a click and saw him aiming the revolver at her back.
The Commission of Game and Fisheries will hold a hearing at 9 30 a m in the Commission Conference Room at 7N 2nd St Rich for 1964 65 hunting seasons and regulations. Staff biologists will report on game species and proposals. migratory birds will not be discussed until flyway frameworks are issued by the U S Fish and Wildlife Service. Members of the public may attend or submit written recommendations for consideration. Proposals from this meeting may be advertised and finalized later. the spring gobbler season proposal will be decided then.
Britannica notes that magnets always have two poles and any break creates new poles so each fragment retains the same number of north and south poles.
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