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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1965

Page

5

Marine student survives 37 days at sea with father on raft

A 20 year old marine biology student and his father drifted 1400 miles from Guam in a 23 foot raft after storms separated them from their anchor. They navigated by sun Polaris and the Southern Cross surviving on fish beans and meat until landing near Calayan Island Philippines.

Clark Air Base Philippines Pacific Frank Cushing Guam Frank Jr University of Guam Puto Point Calayan Island Interisland Jamar Clark Air Base Hospital Cushing Navie Gate U.S. Navy Agertive Luzon Calayan

Morison Publishes Oxford History of the American People

Samuel Eliot Morison announces The Oxford History of the American People a 1176 page legacy aimed at the people not as a textbook. He wrote the volume in longhand and revised each page after reading to his wife Priscilla Barton Morison in their Beacon Hill home.

Boston Samuel Ell Fot Morison America Oxford Morison Jonathan Trumbull Harevard United States Priscilla Barton Morison Beacon

Episcopal Bishop Dies and Other Obituaries Across U S

The Rt. Rev. Howard R. Brinker, 71, Episcopal bishop of Nebraska from 1940 to 1962, died Wednesday. Andrew T Weaver, retired Wisconsin speech professor, and his wife Cornelia died in a car crash on an Ohio highway en route to Columbus. Dr Otto M Kurschner, 50, leading osteopathic pediatrician, died Wednesday after holding major offices in the American College of Osteopathic Pediatrics. William Reddick, 74, conductor and director of the Ford Sunday Evening Hour radio program in the 1930s, died Tuesday of a heart attack.

Omaha Howard R. Brinker Nebraska Toledo Ohio Andrew Tt. Weaver University of Wisconsin Cornelia Weaver Wisconsin Weavers Columbus John C. Weaver Ohio State University Philadelphia Otto M. Kurschner Kurschner American College of Osteopathic Pediatricians Grosse ‘ Point Mich William Reddick

Father Chooses Jail Over Public Whipping

In Taylorsville North Carolina Judge Sam Poole offered George Stout a public whipping or jail for his 18 year old son Steve. Stout chose jail and Steve began two consecutive 12 month terms for breaking and entering.

Taylorsville N.C Sam Poole George Stout Steve Stout

McDonald to Step Down From United Steelworkers Post

Pittsburgh AP David McDonald will resign as president of the United Steelworkers next month to avoid a prolonged legal fight over protests to the union’s election results. He cites the risk to contract talks and a possible September strike as reasons for stepping away June 1.

Pittsburgh David McDonal United Steelorkers Union McDonald Wednes+y Fed I. W. Abel Basic Steel Abel McDonald Aluminum Can and Steel Industries Abel Joint Union-Industry International Executive Board Pro- Abel U.S. Labor Department Paign Abel Uneion

Nevins Endows History Chair at Columbia for 500000

Historian Allan Nevins, two time Pulitzer winner, endows a Columbia University history chair with 500000 in gifts disclosed publicly. The donation was anonymous last December and Nevins turns 75 this Friday.

New York Allan Nevins Columbia University Columbia Nevins Nevevins

NC General Assembly Abolishes Death Penalty for Duels

Raleigh AP reports the North Carolina General Assembly on Wednesday abolished the death penalty for killing someone in a duel. No duels have been reported in the state since 1868.

Raleigh N.C North Carolina General Assembly

Skin Itch Remedy Ad At Boyd Drug Co

Advertisement touts itch reliever Itch Me Not Ruavend claiming rapid relief and antiseptic action for eczema insect bites foot itch and surface rashes. Reads If not pleased your 48c back at any drug store. Today at Boyd Drug Co.

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