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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 01, 1966

Page

5

Clarke County Democrats map last mile get out the vote

Clarke County Democrats have mapped final plans for a last ditch get out the vote campaign before the general election next Tuesday. Oscar M. Carr chaired a Berryville meeting at Robert Smalley’s home to assign volunteers for telephone outreach and transportation. Calls were requested to Berryville 955-2441 or 955-2251 for rides to the polls.

Berryville Clarke County Oscar M. Carr Byrd-Spong-Marsh Robert W. Smalley Carr Smalley William Cook Chapel District E. B. Lee Ralph N. Dorsey John D. Hardesty Longmarsh Greenway John H. Enders H. B. Pierce Battletown

Democratic funds raised for Byrd and Spong campaigns

Richmond AP report says campaign manager Joseph E Blackburn announced $47 975 in individual contributions has been raised for the Byrd Spong senatorial campaigns. The largest gift was $3 000 and $1 500 came from outside Virginia. No labor or organized groups contributed. Details will follow after the November 8 election.

Richmond Joseph E Blackburn Harry F. Byrd Jr William B. Spong Jr Blackburn Byrd-Spong W. Gibson Harris

Oyster Tongers Reopened on Potomac River

The Potomac River Fisheries Commission will reopen the river to oyster tongers Thursday amid rising seasonal demand. A spokesman cited Thanksgiving as increasing ocean harvest interest and noted prior Friday Saturday closures during the first three weeks to reduce production.

Colonial Beach Potomac River Fisheries Commission Commission

Lioness Returns Home After Invasion Alarm in Mesa Neighborhood

Ramou the eight month old lioness stayed inside Michael Fair's home as a burglar fled with $200 worth of guns a radio a record player and clothes. Fair respected Ramou's role as guard recalling the dogfight and police caution before Fair took the lioness home with a warning to keep her behind doors.

H.D. Hedgpeth Ramou Hedgpeth Fair Phoenix Zoo

Volunteers Aid in New Blood Pressure Studies

A study by the University of California Medical School researchers tracks volunteers’ blood pressure through daily activities using waist worn recorders and half hour readings. More than 300 participants provide data as doctors seek to link everyday events to pressure changes and advise on risk avoidance.

Maurice Sokolow David Werdegar Dorothee Perloff University of California Medical School San Francisco World Congress of Cardiology Sokolow

Godwin Seeks Hay Freight Rate Cuts in Virginia

Governor Godwin asks Secretary Freeman to petition ICC to cut hay transport rates for 60 counties. The aim is to ease a critical winter feed shortage for Virginia farmers and lets railroads publish reduced hay freight rates.

Richmond Orville L. Freeman Godwin Interstate Commerce Commission Virginia ICC Freeman

TV On the Run Theme Tops Flexibility in Series

Television critic notes the man-on-the-run premise offers broad plot flexibility. The Fugitive and Run for Your Life illustrate varied settings from jungle to chic penthouses and tropical escapes, with Ben Gazzara delivering a measured, restrained hero performance.

Cynthia Lowry New York ABC NBC Roy Huggins Dr. Kimble West

Fire damages Clarke County home. contents uninsured

Eugene Denny suffered severe damage to his Marvin Chapel area house in Clarke County after a Saturday fire. The dwelling was insured, but the contents were not covered by insurance.

Eugene Denny Marvin Chapel Clarke County

Automobile safety features and design notes described

The text outlines standard safety and design elements including front and rear seat belts with pushbutton buckles and retractors, pushbutton buckles for front seats, cornering suspension, and wider wheels with red or white stripe tires.

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