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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1966
Page
17
A nine member committee from the University of California presented an advisory report after ten months, detailing student nonconformity and the Free Speech Movement at Sproul Hall. It includes 42 recommendations to reduce barriers between students and teachers and proposes a board of educational development to support experiments and funding.
Frederick County Board of Supervisors schedules third and final reading of a Loitering on Court House Property ordinance at 11:00 AM to 12:00 Noon in the County Office Building on March 14, 1966. Citizens may attend. Brumback chairs. George B. Whitacre serves as deputy clerk.
The Board of Supervisors at its March 14 1966 meeting proposes an ordinance to exempt certain household property from taxation Pursuant to Code Section 58-829.1 Interested persons should appear between 11:00 AM and 12:00 Noon in the County Office Building Board Room for the third and final reading and adoption BY B O Brumback Chairman.
An out of court settlement ends a 10 year desegregation fight over Norfolk public schools. U S District Judge Walter E Hoffman who heard the case in 1956 signed a two page order approving the compromise to end segregation of school faculties and set up a citywide system of nonracial attendance districts. The agreement followed meetings between the Norfolk School Board and Justice Department lawyers.
Warren County Supervisors debated opening the November referendum to all forms of government after citizens urged broader choice. Judge Elliott Marshall had approved the referendum and a 69 name redistricting petition was filed. Commonwealth's Attorney cautioned study may be needed before action. Kathry Knotts won a Los Angeles divorce from Don Knotts with a $250000 settlement based on his $180000 yearly salary.
Nearly 30 area women met in Woodstock to discuss forming a Woodstock area women’s association to assist in projects for a symphony orchestra. A separate information conference at the FMC plant drew 25 dealership and division representatives to learn about new FMC products. The Woodstock plant has supplied fruit and vegetable packing machinery to H. F. Byrd Orchards and Moore and Dorsey. A BOAC jet crash on Mt Fuji killed 124. 13 Japanese and 111 foreigners were aboard, including 90 Americans.
Westmoreland's request leads to 100,000 more M16 rifles being produced to replace M14s and supply South Vietnamese and South Korean troops. The M16, lighter and faster firing, is favored for close range jungle fighting though it has shorter effective range and fires lighter ammunition than the M14. Advocates stress near range combat opportunities in Viet Nam.
An informed source says a West European group will build in Red China a steel plant with annual capacity of two million tons. Location not confirmed though Manchuria hinted. Karl-Guenther von Hase notes civilian use. U S government informed and did not oppose discussions.
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