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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 11, 1965

Page

2

Obituaries for McDonald and McCauley

Funeral services are set for Thomas Earie McDonald 77 of near Berryville at 11 a.m. tomorrow at John H Enders Funeral Home with burial in Green Hill Cemetery. Lennie E McCauley of Hanging Rock Hampshire County W Va dies Sunday. service at 2 p.m. tomorrow in Central Methodist Loom W Va with burial at the church. body at Giffin Funeral Home Capon Bridge awaiting transfer.

Thomas Earie McDonald Berryville John H. Enders Woodrow W. H. Hayzlett William Staples Eustace Jackson Frank Sowers William Royston Donald Royston Bruce Lodge Green Hill Cemetery Lennie E. McCauley Hanging Rock Hampshire County W. Va Central Methodist Loom Roy Neff Giffin Capon Bridge Odell Roomsburg Marvin Roomsburg Ray Roomsburg Wynfred Moreland Harvey Richmond

Browne Rites Held for Merton W Browne at Omps

A funeral service for Merton W Browne of 305 West Whitlock Avenue, who died Saturday, was conducted at 11 a.m. today at Omps Funeral Home in Woodstock by D. Osborne Marston. Pallbearers were Roy Harper, T L Dortch, Forrest Peters, Fred Brumback, Clay Carr, and Berkeley Ball. Burial followed at Mount Hebron.

Merton W. Browne W. Whitlock Ave Omps Funeral Home D. Osborne Marston Woodstock Roy Harper T. L. Dortch Forrest Peters Fred Brumback Clay Carr Berkeley Ball Mount Hebron Cemetery

President Johnson to Speak on International Situation

White House says President Johnson will address the Association of American Editorial Cartoonists at 11 a.m. Thursday. The speech will be open to all news coverage including live TV and radio broadcasts.

Washington Johnson White House George E. Reedy The Association of American Editorial Cartoonists Reedy

Johnson Says 25 000 New Jobs Created

President Johnson announces the job development program has created a potential of more than 25 000 new jobs since February. The signing of a 1.6 million on the job training contract with the Hospital Research and Educational Trust will train 4 000 people in 300 hospitals nationwide.

Washington Johnson Labor Department W. Willard Wirtz Hospital Research and Educational Trust American Hospital Association Wirtz

Wallace Taunted by Dr. King

Dr. Martin Luther King Jr spoke to large crowds in Demopolis and other Alabama cities, accusing Gov. George Wallace of segregation delays and stating Wallace presided over more integration than any other governor. Police and FBI monitored the tours amid tense Civil Rights era events.

Edwin L. Crosby Ameri- Selma King Demopolis Wallace United States Alabama Greensboro Eutaw

De Gaulle Opposes Viet Nam and Dominican Policy at NATO Meet

Belgian Foreign Minister Spaak urged NATO unity as tensions linger over France's De Gaulle stance. The talks focus on alliance cohesion and peaceful coexistence amid Viet Nam and Dominican Republic concerns, with Ball and Couve de Murville steering discussions away from endorsing current U S or French policy.

Paul-Henri Spaak NATO Council NATO Manlio Brosio Italy Wilson Spaak Viet Nam Dominican Republic Europe U.S George Ball Dean Rusk Maurice Couve de Murville de Gaulle

OAS Leaders Define Dominican Peace Force Control

The five nation peace committee gains authority over an inter American military force for the Dominican Republic after a 14 3 vote with Mexico Uruguay and Chile opposed and Ecuador Venezuela and Peru abstaining. The United Nations debates wind down with no decisive action expected and last minute moves from Jordan and Uruguay for continued UN involvement.

Ricardo M. Colombo Argentina OAS Santo Domingo United States OAS Council Peace Committee Dominican Republic Mexico Uruguay Chile Ecuador Venezuela Peru United Nations U.N. Security Council Jordan U.N

Song Be Battle Marks Major Viet Cong Assault

Five Americans were killed and about 50 wounded as Viet Cong launched a heavy assault on Song Be in Phuoc Long Province. U S forces reported a direct B57 hit on an armored Viet Cong vehicle while combat raged with house to house fighting and airstrip attacks.

U.S Song Be U.S. Army Ngo Dinh Diem Phuoc Long Province Cambodia Mekong Hau Nghia Viet Nam le My

States vary on daylight saving time rules

Fifteen states observe daylight saving time statewide while sixteen allow local option and nineteen have no provision or ban daylight saving time.

Uruguay Urges UN Cease-Fire Over Dominican Republic Crisis

Uruguay asks the United Nations Security Council to express profound concern and to approve an immediate cease-fire in the Dominican Republic. The Uruguayan proposal avoids demanding U.S. withdrawal or explicit condemnation, signaling a moderate approach likely to gain support. The Soviet resolution is expected to receive little backing beyond the Soviet delegate.

United Nations, Noxe Uruguay U.N. Security Council Dominican Republic Security Council U.S Nikolai T. Fedorenko

Danville Sales Tax Proposal Fails To Gain Support

Danville City Council discussed a proposed sales and use tax brought by Councilman Walter E. Barrick Jr. but the measure drew limited support. Opposed by several members who cited competition from the neighboring North Carolina tax state and concerns about cross border business.

Danville Walter E. Barrick Jr Daneville North Carolina

Auto Extras Drive Car Buying Boom Across Years

Americans show growing demand for add ons as new car purchases rise. A chart from the Automobile Manufacturers Association compares major accessories ordered with new cars in 1960 and 1964, highlighting expanding consumer appetite for options.

Automobile Manufacturers Assn

Man Wanted Here Suffers Heart Attack

Newell Goff, wanted in Frederick County for grand larceny by fraudulent check, suffered a heart attack after arrest in Richmond by the FBI. Goff, indicted in 1963 for issuing a $250 check with insufficient funds, was taken to Richmond Memorial Hospital.

Frederick County Richmond Federal Bureau of Investigation Robert L. DeHaven Newell Goff DeHaven Goff R. G. Wolverton F.B.I Richmond Memorial Hospital

William O Eaton Elected VFW Commander

William O Eaton was elected commander of Post 2123 Veterans of Foreign Wars. He will succeed Lambert J Brown with Ralph R Grim Ira Nesselrodt George S Taylor Kenneth E Ridley and a three year trustee also elected and to take office in June. Dudley G Reynolds was chosen district commander for the 7th District at Chimney Rocks Virginia on April 25.

William O. Eaton Veterans of Foreign Wars Lambert J. Brown Ralph R. Grim Ira Nesselrodt George S. Taylor Kennth E. Ridley Chaplin Mr. Brown Dudley G. Reynolds Winchester V.F.W Chimney Rocks

Weather Today Virginia fair and cooler tonight

Forecast for Virginia calls for fair conditions and a cooler night with lows around 50 to 55. Wednesday will be partly cloudy and cooler with highs in the upper 70s. Thursday trends toward more clouds and warmer temperatures. May 11 offers a 7:15 p.m. sunset and 5:02 a.m. sunrise with a 3:46 a.m. moonrise and a full moon on May 15.

Southern Plains Mississippi Valley North Pacific Coast Central Plains Florida

Nine Universities Meet in Chicago On New Conference

Representatives from nine universities gather in Chicago to discuss forming a new athletic conference. Athletic directors from Dayton, Detroit, Marquette, DePaul, Xavier of Ohio, Loyola New Orleans, Memphis State, Canisius, and Oklahoma City attend to explore competition in basketball baseball tennis golf and track.

Chicago Dayton Detroit Marquette DePaul Xavier Ohio Loyola of New Orleans Memphis State Canisius Oklahoma City

Rainfall figures for May and yearly averages

Past 24 hours rainfall none at 8:30 a.m. May total 0.30 inches. May 1965 rainfall 0.13 inches. 51 year averages show yearly 36.85 inches and monthly averages listed for each month from January to December with tenths.

Wall Street Opens With Irregular Trading Amid Small Shifts

The AP market report shows mixed moves in early trading with GM down 3 percent at 107 after a Monday ex dividend. Pure Oil jumps 4 to 60 and General Aniline & Film rises 30 after a weak debut, while IBM and steel shares edge down and the AP average slides to 342.7.

New York General Motors Kennecott du Pont General Aniline & Film IBM U.s

Main Guest Is Almost Forgotten at Appreciation Day

In Savannah Georgia Armstrong College senior Chuck Claxton prepared to close a program when college president Dr Henry Ashmore whispered that the main guest had a speech to make Gov Carl E Sanders was the featured speaker at Gov Sanders Appreciation Day and took the stage to speak.

Savannah Chuck Claxton Armstrong College Henry Ashmore Claxton Carl E. Sanders

Livestock Market Report From Baltimore AP USDA

Cattle receipts 50, insufficient to test trade. Hog receipts 350, moderately active with barrows and gilts in small supply and steady to weak, sows scarce. Barrows and gilts US 1-3 180-240 lbs 20.50-21.00.

Baltimore USDA

Pleasing Recital by Young Cellist at Shenandoah Conservatory

Robert Blatt delivers an engaging recital featuring Eccles Sonata and Debussy Prologue with strong support from pianist Miss Jane Kleyline. The program includes Bartok Romanian Dances and Gibb Transformation for Cello and Piano, ending with Tschaikowsky Variations to showcase Blatt’s developing technique and expressive musicianship.

Robert Blatt Shenandoah Conservatory Eccles Jane Kleyline Bela Bartok Mr. Blatt Steven Gibb Tschaikowsky Blatt

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