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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 25, 1964

Page

5

Islanders Fight U S Seashore Plan on Assateague Island

Forty cottage owners and about 3000 title holders of an 18 mile stretch of Assateague Island Maryland oppose federal plans to acquire the island for a national seashore seeking to bar private use and maintain ownership and access.

Assateague Island

Needlecraft pattern and quilt book offers from 1964 catalogs

WeeBrookes promotes knit tops skirts and jackets with Pattern 7162 sizes 2-34 36-38 priced 35 cents plus 15 cents for mailing. Address to Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Box 163 Old Chelsea New York 11 NY. Also ad for a deluxe quilt book with 16 patterns price 50 cents for beginners and experts.

Alice Brooks Winchester Evening Star Needlecraft Dept P.O Old Chelseation

New Lawyer for Ruby Eyes Reversal of Oswald Case

Dr. Hubert Winston Smith, 56, UT Law School director and new counsel for Jack Ruby, signals a plan to seek a new trial. He argues Judge Brown erred by not moving the case from Dallas, and says Ruby’s fate reflects local sentiment. Smith joined the case after meeting Ruby and notes scientific review of issues.

Dallas Tex Hubert Winston Smith Jack Ruby Ruby Smith Univrsity of Texas Law School Law Science Institute Eva Grant Harvard Joe Tonnhill Lee Harvey Oswald John F. Kennedy Melvin M. Belli San Francisco Houston Percy Foreman Joe B. Brown Kennedy

Ammonia Line Break Kills One Worker at Plant

Gas escaped from a broken ammonia line at Blue Ribbon Packing Co in Houston killing Cordell McGee, 30, and overdosing five other workers before firemen in gas masks could rescue a second man from the loading area. Ammonia used as a refrigerant at the plant and in firm trucks.

Houston, Tex Blue Ribbon ‘Packing Co Cordell McGee

Johnsons Sell Former D C Home Elms in Washington

Washington AP reports President and Mrs. Johnson sold their former home The Elms to Luther B. Smith of Miami. Smith, tied to Aerodex Corp and L. B. Smith construction, arranged by American Security Corp, bought the house as a surprise for his wife. Price not disclosed but likely near 200000 dollars.

Washington (Ap Johnson Washington the Elms Miami, Fla Washington Post Luther B. Smith American Security Corp the Post Smith

Hazardous Driving as Storm Erupts Across Midwest

Stormy weather sweeps into the Midwest bringing hazard ous driving across four states. The Weather Bureau warns of freezing rain and sleet on highways while arctic air clashes with Gulf moisture. Snow and cold deepen in Colorado Nebraska and the Dakotas with several fatalities blamed on slick roads.

Midwest Associated Press U.S Kansas Missouri Iowa Illinois Topeka Kan Kansas City Central Plains Gulf of Mexico Mississippi Valley Michigan Colorado Flagstaff Ariz Weather Bureau

Union backs Hoffa with confidence vote at meeting

The Teamsters Union gave president James R. Hoffa a unanimous confidence vote and authorized member contributions for his appeal against a federal jury-tampering case. Hoffa chaired the closed session at Hollywood Pennsylvania meeting ending Tuesday.

Hollywood Pla Teamsters Union James R. Hoffa Hoffa

Nixon In Pakistan Arrives With Message For Ayub Khan

Former Vice President Richard Nixon arrives in Rawalpindi with a message from Eisenhower for Pakistani President Mohammed Ayub Khan. He tours with clients of his law firm and interviews officers at stops on a world trip. American Paper and Pulp Association reports 1963 production at 39 million tons.

Rawalpindi Pakistan Richard M. Nixon Dwight D. Eisenhower Mohammed Ayub Khan Paper and Paper Board American Paper and Pulp Association

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