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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1967
Page
2
Mrs Charles Loud of Woodstock died yesterday. She belonged to Fort Loudoun Chapter, D A R. Graveside service set for Wednesday at 2 p m in Woodstock with Rev Jesse Tate. In lieu of flowers, contributions requested to Cancer Fund. Body at Dellinger Funeral Home Woodstock.
In La Grange and nearby suburbs ministers say they may replace debts and debtors with sins and sin in the Lord's Prayer to reduce babel at union services. The Rev. Henry W. Anderson of First Presbyterian explains the change aims to smooth joint worship.
The state arts panel examined projects from New Market Arts and Crafts Festival to Waterford restoration, the Shenandoah Conservatory programs, and regional library plans. Leaders from Handley Library, Wayside Foundation, CATV, and the Blue Ridge chapter outlined goals and funding needs as hearings continue.
The college and conservatory reelected administrative officers led by Forrest S. Racey as president. Wilkins was named director of publicity while many assistants and secretaries were listed. Senator Byrd and Former Ambassador Fareland are noted among prominent figures connected to the institution.
Rev. Dr. Josef Nordenhaug reports Baptist churches in the Soviet Union remain vigorous with about 550 000 members in 4500 congregations. Services overflow, meeting up to six times weekly and lasting as long as three and a half hours.
Considerable cloudiness with thundershowers likely tonight and a low 50s. Saturday partly sunny and cooler with southwest winds 15 to 25 mph. Sunday mostly sunny and cool. Five day trend below normal temperatures with highs 68 to 74 and lows 45 to 52. Showers possible Saturday and Tuesday totaling about one quarter to one half inch.
Rainfall in the past 24 hours ending 8 30 today is none. May rainfall to date 3 07 and 1967 rainfall to date 11 70. Average monthly rainfall over 54 years by month ranges from 2 10 to 4 72 and the annual average is 36 50. Five year rainfall totals from 1962 to 1966 listed.
Wall Street in New York opened mixed with the industrials softening while the Dow moved lower. Du Pont and Eastern Air Lines fell over four points and IBM slipped two as motors and steels showed uneven weakness. Silver mining shares rose after the Treasury halted a run on its remaining silver stock led by Sunshine and Homestake, with Raytheon gaining on missile contract chatter and Amerada Petroleum trading down on heavy shares.
In Williamsburg 800 James Blair High School students submit a roll of paper definitions of patriotism to General Westmoreland in Vietnam. Student body vice president Greg Stokes explains the open letter aims to send a message to GIs under his command amid public debate over U.S. Vietnam policy.
Sen Edward M Kennedy requests a Fairfax County building permit for a private home valued at 283000 dollars with 16000 square feet of living space. The action ties a nationally prominent figure to a local development project.
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