31 Mar 1966
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 31, 1966
Page
1
Deadline for ordering the flowering and maple trees is tomorrow. Orders contact Mrs Edward Lawerence or Mrs William Butler, with pickup at the War Memorial Building on April 16.
A note reports a shipment of house paint priced at 1.98 per gallon at A and N Store. The brief item lists the product and unit price, indicating a restock or sales update for customers.
U S First Cavalry units engage North Vietnamese forces on the Cambodian frontier as two brigades face a suspected major battle rivaling last fall's Saigon Valley stand. Helicopters allegedly lost and up to 1,000 enemy dug in. US and allied losses reported as the fight tightens with artillery and air support in use.
In Miami Florida Daniel Goldman 18 was abducted at gunpoint by a man described as dangerous. The Goldman parents released an open letter offering $25 000 in cash and willing to meet any terms to secure their son's return via mail clergy attorney or telephone contact. An 8 hour later their attorney read the letter to reporters as police and FBI maintain a vigil at the Goldman home.
President Johnson told the audience that prices are moving up too fast and may prompt new restraints on the economy despite an election year. He warned that current price increases cannot be tolerated and hints at further fiscal restraint if needed, while noting evidence of slowing inflation measures from business leaders.
Commonwealth accuses Garland E. Perry of involuntary manslaughter in a June plane crash and intoxication at the time. Attorney Massie says Perry’s flight was reckless. defense insists witnesses testify he was sober and questions what defines reckless flying. McKee plans pilot testimony to clarify standards. Continued on Page 2.
A cold front moved through Virginia overnight and is exiting. Expect mostly sunny skies and moderate temperatures today with light winds.
Washington reports the French government has delivered a note requesting the termination of French ground and air forces from Allied commands in Germany by July 1, the withdrawal of French personnel from other NATO commands, denunciation of the SHAPE and Central European Command agreements by March 31, 1967, and transfer of American headquarters and installations in France by April 1, 1967. Officials say the U.S. will discuss details with NATO allies and seek clarifications.
Tass reports an apparently unmanned Soviet rocket launched to place an artificial satellite in near lunar orbit. The event underscores the space effort during the Cold War era.
The Winchester Parking Authority has reached 71 percent of its 75 000 goal for creating new spaces. Firestone project starts April 15, with 53 225 collected from 64 firms and individuals. Plans include demolishing the Firestone building and adding spaces at Valley Distributors and the Palace Hotel for about 200 total spots.
The House Appropriations Committee rejected a National Park Service request for 6.1 million dollars to extend the George Washington Parkway through Virginia and Maryland. It also refused 544,500 for Piscataway Park land purchase opposite Mount Vernon.
Fivecounty health and extension departments review local water disposal issues. They find septic drains and lagoons unfavorable due to swelling clay soils, rock outcrops, limestone caves, and rapid groundwater flow. The survey suggests government action is needed for viable solutions.
In Cleveland the Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen announced an 8000 firemen strike affecting eight major pads serving 38 states. Rail traffic halted on several lines with 70 trains idle and emergency bus service arranged in Boston and Chicago. Officials described the action as authorized but illegal per rail unions, while carriers warned of national defense impacts and sought court injunctions.
If we missed you Sunday we will call for your Red Cross donation by phone at 662 5412 until 8 p m.
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