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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1964
Page
2
Front-page notice dated Saturday May 30 1964 from Winchester Evening Star. Contains local news briefs, community notices, and small items of interest for Winchester and surrounding areas.
Mrs. Oliie Virginia Teets of 7.N Stewart St died at home in Winchester age 78. She was born July 30 1884 in Frederick County and survived by son G Grover Teets two daughters and many grandchildren. Funeral Tuesday 2:30 p.m. at Omps Funeral Home with burial Mount Hebron Cemetery. A separate notice: Mrs Elizabeth Gant Kreamer died in Petersburg Va and will be buried at Orrick Cemetery after a Cartwright Funeral Home service Monday at 2:30 p.m. Pallbearers listed. call times 6 to 10 p.m. to view.
President Johnson spoke at a Texas commencement, praising his Johnson City roots. The local high school, renamed in his honor, presented a ruby-stone class ring and a tie clasp to the president. Scholarships were announced for Paul Carbury, and photos of his old school were inscribed with Education is the keystone of the nation. Mrs Johnson headlines at the University of Texas with honorary degrees.
Ulbricht, preoccupied with anti communist China tensions, meets Khrushchev in Moscow. Reports claim Berlin crisis risk grows as Ulbricht prepares an important declaration on return. Soviet diplomats and journalists stay posted in East Berlin during the visit.
London reports Britain asked the Soviet Union to join in halting a new burst of Communist aggression in Laos. As Geneva conference cochairmen on Laos they have a special duty to preserve peace. The appeal to stop the Pathet Lao offensive was sent to the Soviet Foreign Ministry in Moscow.
Edward Julius Sachs, a former Indy 500 contender who led laps in 1960 and 1961, died at age with his widow Nance and a two year old son. He ranked No. 5 in U S Auto Club and AAA points. The race near Indianapolis halted after a rear engined car burst into flames. Unser and others suffered burns. Duman was airlifted to Methodist Hospital after the crash as 29 of 33 cars restarted.
William Fauver of Green Chemical Co was elected president of the Winchester Home Improvement Council succeeding E W Armstrong Ed Triplett Shenandoah Gas Co was elected vice president Ronnie Miller Commercial and Savings Bank was reelected treasurer and Max Mellett Perry Engineering Co reelected secretary New officers assume duties July 1 Plans for next year's Home Show discussed at the Lee Jackson Restaurant The Council meets last Friday each month except June through August Aberdeen Scotland typhoid epidemic prompts voluntary quarantines by thousands of families.
Winchester native Roger Eugene Tinsman will begin June 1 as a probationary patrolman with the Winchester City Police on the midnight to 8 a.m. shift. He previously served as a city police clerk and bailiff in Washington before returning home.
Secretary of State Dean Rusk met secretly with Soviet First Deputy Premier Aleksei Kosygin at the Soviet Embassy in New Delhi for about 45 minutes. Officials say the talks likely covered Southeast Asia risks, especially Laos, with Rusk proceeding to Bangkok and then Saigon for further Southeast Asia talks.
Landlocked Switzerland is served by steamers on lakes Constance, Geneva and Lugano carrying up to 1,500 passengers each. They form an important link between Switzerland and neighboring countries.
The Stonewall District Ruritan Club postpones its June meeting and will join the Clarke County Ruritan Club in Berryville on June 10 at 7:30 p.m. National President Russell Burgess will be the speaker. Nearby Stratford sites such as Town Hall and Holy Trinity Church reflect Tudor-era architecture.
Partly cloudy tonight with a high around the upper 40s to 50s. Sunday will be cloudy and cool with rain possible. Outlook for Monday is clearing and warmer. Temperatures show today 16 and a year-ago 80. May rainfall to date 0.62 inches, 1964 total 14.35 inches.
Nominations are due for the Winchester Feeder Pig Sale to be held June 19 at the Farmers Livestock Exchange in Winchester. Send entries to Floyd Lofton, White Post. Health rules require cholera and erysipelas vaccinations completed by today for pigs entering the sale.
Mrs Bertha Kline will lead the worship service for the Comrade Bible class tomorrow at 9 45 a m in the Chapel of the Braddock Street Church Mrs Lynwood Hammond will teach the lesson.
Shawnee Fire Company responded to a call at the Winchester Golf Club around 10:15 last night to extinguish a burning car. The vehicle, owned by Mr. Cooper, was towed from the scene.
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