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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 01, 1965
Page
7
Dear Abby addresses readers with a sensitive sense of smell letter from Dear "Sniffy" and advice that dog owners react more to smelt than friends. other notes discuss a husband’s infidelity and milkman jokes in a 1965 McNaught Syndicate column.
Anne Adams advertises velveteen and faille-tie-turban hats with sizes 21 22 23 and pattern numbers 4591 4677. Includes mailing details for Winchester Evening Star New York address, pricing notes for patterns and catalog offers with a 50 cent pattern coupon.
In Hayneville Alabama after a 12 white jurors acquitted part time deputy Thomas L Coleman of manslaughter in the death of civil rights worker Jonathan M Daniels Coleman claimed self defense Daniels had arrived to aid the civil rights movement some witnesses said he was armed leaders including Martin Luther King Jr James Farmer and New Hampshire Governor John W King condemned the verdict and called for federal antilynch legislation while Alabama Attorney General Richmond Flowers said the trial did not do justice to Alabama and a stay of proceedings was sought from Justice Hugo Black.
Senator Javits says the GOP is ready to formally renounce the John Birch Society, indicating a shift after boos at the last convention. Barry Goldwater urges keeping individual members from the party but would not purge all Birch supporters, while Senate leaders distance the group as never part of the Republican fold.
The Associated Press reports 15 inches of rainfall drenched Mobile Alabama, the city’s largest on record, forcing evacuations of over 200 residents as floodwaters three feet deep overwhelmed streets and rural Mobile County roads. Heavy rain spread to Alabama, Mississippi, Tennessee, Florida, and Georgia while much of the western U.S. remained cool and dry with 90s in Southern California and gusty winds.
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