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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 28, 1965
Page
2
Miss Clara Irene Orndorff aged 67 died this morning at 7 50 at her sister Mrs J W Dicks home Route 1 Middletown.
A Frederick County Circuit Court jury Friday returned a verdict for William J. and Dellett Lockhart in a civil suit against Sherwood Feed Mills Inc and H B Long. The decision credited the Lockharts with a one percent commission on feed sold under certain conditions.
Cleveland AP report cites transcripts from Cyrus S. Eaton claiming Soviet leaders including Kosygin warned that U S actions in Vietnam could widen the conflict toward a world war. Eaton said Kosygin and Mikoyan told him the United States had declared war on the Soviet Union, a claim dismissed by the State Department.
President warns of dangers to the Americas from terrorist forces and chaos. He argues for new international machinery and cites the OAS peace keeping force in the Dominican Republic as a precedent for inter American intervention to uphold liberty, justice, and opportunity.
Imbert assailed the OAS for occupying the Dominican Central Bank without junta consent and urged U S officials for a $3.5 million payroll fund. Since his coup two weeks ago the United States has provided about $3.95 million, drawn from pesos paid to the U S for supplies, though economists warn funds are exhausted with no revenue.
U S and Vietnamese air forces bombed three radar sites and a ferry in North Vietnam after a May 16 attack killed 26 Americans and wounded over 100. Thunderchiefs hit Hon Nieu and Hon Matra radar sites offshore 130 miles north of the border with 30 tons of bombs. Viet Cong overran a government outpost 15 miles southwest of an unspecified location amid heavy fighting.
Robert Arnold born February 12 1922 in White Post and employed by Shenandoah Apple Candy Co. died recently. Survived by wife two children Robert and Bonnie, siblings Miller Dorothy Harriett Ellen Wallie Lena. Funeral at 4 p.m. at Jones Funeral Home with Rev. Miller and Rev. Agnew. Pallbearers listed. Burial Shenandoah Memorial Park.
Paratroopers in a downpour drop supplies by helicopter and face sporadic Viet Cong fire. A night reconnaissance yields an observer sighting, followed by a heated exchange as a firefight erupts at an intersection. Two wounded, one noting a ruined tee shirt, and a medical helicopter evacuates them. The unit presses on toward a pagoda on a hill.
A Fredericksburg man Edward E Goodman goes on trial in Richmond Federal District Court on mail fraud charges. The government alleges the ads seeking delivery workers stole $1 from applicants and that Goodman had no intent to hire.
Forecast calls for fair conditions in Virginia tonight and Saturday with lows 50 to 55 and Saturday highs in the mid 70s. Sunday turns fair and cool. The five day outlook shows temperatures 2 to 4 degrees below normal, with a chance of showers Tuesday or Wednesday.
Cattle receipts this week 1575 with last week 1404 and year ago 1621 show slaughter steers and heifers steady to strong, cows 25 to 50 cents higher. Feeder cattle steady to strong. bulls steady. Hogs receipts 2225 with barrows and gilts mostly 25 cents higher and sows 25 cents to 1.00 higher. Prices listed for various weight ranges and grades.
The New York stock market opened with uneven trading and most issues showing little change. Automobiles were flat while steels, mail order retailers, and building materials edged higher. Some leaders fell on profits or holiday caution as the AP index hovered around 334.3 after Thursdays decline.
Devon County authorities revived a mile long Roman road to relieve traffic between Exeter and Newton Abbot but engineers built a modern highway over dense ancient paving. The project marks a shift from the 19th century route to a modern bypass approach.
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