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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1966

Page

9

Postal fee hikes take effect nationwide on Saturday

The Post Office announced increases in money order insurance registry and C O D fees across the country effective Saturday. The changes aim to reduce a $60 million annual deficit in special services, with estimates of a $36 million annual shift to user payments. Details include higher money order fees, insurance brackets, combined registry fees at 75 cents, C O D brackets capped at 60 cents, and a 10 cent rise for Certified Mail to 30 cents. Losses funded by the U S Treasury.

Postmaster General Federal Treasury

Marsh Says U S Food Capacity Must Be Used

Rep John O Marsh Jr urged rapid use of U S agricultural capacity to meet world food needs. He spoke at a meeting of feed poultry production leaders at the Holiday Inn in Harrisonburg.

Harrisonburg John O. Marsh, Jr United States Marsh Holiday Inn

Brunswick Adds 300 Negro Voters

In Lawrenceville Virginia the Brunswick County voter rolls grew by over 300 Black registrants after a week long drive by college students from Smith Bucknell Boston University and DePauw aided by St Pauls College and Russell High School. The effort by the NCYWCA and the Brunswick County NAACP aims to boost participation with 1100 residents pledging to register. remaining were to register at the next date April 9.

Lawrenceville Brunswick County Smith College DePaw Bucknell Boston St. Paul’s Colege Russell High School National Council of the Ywca

Corning Glass Workers to Attend Grand Feature Parade

The Corning Glass Works Martinsburg plant will give employees a holiday for the Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival Grand Feature parade day. About 700 seats in special bleachers near Handley library will be set up for the April 29 parade at 1:30 p.m. Winchester Kiwanis will manage seating.

Corning Glass Works Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Ernest E. McIntyre Department of Public Safety and Public Service Corning Company McIntyre Handley Library Winchester Kiwanis Club GFP Gary Sibert Kiwanis Winchester - Frederick County Citizens’ Band Radio Club, Inc Radio Club

PBX Conference Aids Winchester Firms In Management Meet

The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co hosted a field management conference at the Darlington Motor Inn with 17 area firms attending. Talks and films stressed trained PBX attendants proper procedures and etiquette.

Chesapeake and Potomac G.B. Masters the Telephone Co Virginia Con Life Insurance Company Winchester District Darlington Motor Inn Wincheste Agement Offici Procendurasc Fice G. L. Riggs Winchester C and P Telephone Co Ruth Turner Phyllis Grim

Two Men Rescued After Boat Capsizes in Willoughby Bay

NORFOLK AP reports two men Charles R. Hardison and Millard L. Hardison clung to a small boat for two hours after it capsized in Willoughby Bay. They were rescued by a Navy crash boat and later pronounced in good condition by a Navy physician. The men were fishing when the incident occurred.

Norfolk Willoughby Bay Charles R. Hardison Washington, D.C Millard L. Hardison Navy

Ebert Buick Dealership Through Generations

The H W Ebert Buick showroom on N Loudoun St contrasts with the first customer in 1916 George Burrell of Millwood. Since 1916 about 25 000 cars have been sold and three generations led by H W Ebert Sr and Jr. factors include White House drivers Gibson Baker and Franklin D Roosevelt Jr. and a 1950 peak of 195 new autos. Terry Ford joins as a part time salesperson at 17.

Gibson Baker Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr Eleanor Roosevelt White House Ebert

Virginia Students Hold Peace Rally at Federal Reformatory

Thirty one members of the Virginia Student Civil Rights Committee staged an hour long peaceful demonstration at the federal reformatory near Petersburg over the weekend to protest the Vietnam War. Warden D M Heritage directed them to a suitable site and urged no incitement of inmates. The students sang protest songs and read a statement citing three inmates jailed for draft resistance as the reason for choosing the site.

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