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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 31, 1967

Page

5

Mean Ham Jams Calls From Wounded Servicemen

A hospital ship Sanctuary off Vietnam uses ham radio operators to connect wounded Marines and soldiers with families in the United States. About 20 long distance calls are completed nightly, with one Watts operator accused of jamming lines.

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Reception for Father Stragisher in Winchester

A reception honoring Rev. P. H. Stragisher of Sacred Heart Church Winchester follows his transfer. The event is scheduled for tomorrow evening June 1 at 8 p.m. at Sacred Heart Academy and invites all friends in the community.

P. H. Stragisher Sacred Heart Church Winchester Sacred Heart Academy

Solzhenitsyn appeals for aid to publish new works

Moscow reports Alexander Solzhenitsyn, famed for One Day in the Life of Ivan Denisovich, seeks help from Soviet writers to publish two unpublished novels since 1962. The 49 year old author circulated an appeal at the Congress of Soviet Writers after Khrushchev cleared his prior work for publication.

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Claude Rains Dies Star of 30 Films at 77

Claude Rains, suave leading man in The Invisible Man and Casablanca, died at Lakes Region Hospital in New Hampshire after a long illness. He was 77 and had a career spanning over 90 films, starting in London and on Broadway.

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