Winchester Fire Prevention Seals Aim to Raise Five Thousand
Letters go out as the Winchester Firemen's Executive Association launches its annual Fire Prevention Seal sale during Fire Prevention Week. The drive seeks five thousand dollars to cover radio equipment debt and fund a city fire school training ground. Local officials and volunteers, including Dixie Beverage Co. president Kenneth Patton, back the effort with a strong commitment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kenneth Patton
Winchester Firemen’s Executive Association
Winchester Fire Department
Winchester
Dixie Beverage Co
Sarah Zane Fire Co
Firemen’s Executive Association
Winchester Fire
Pineapple Doilies Pattern 7111 and Needlecraft Catalog
Alice Brookes promotes crochet patterns for pineapple doilies and pineapple place mats. Includes pattern 7111 with two doilies, price 35 cents plus 15 cents mailing, plus mailing address for orders from Winchester Evening Star.Advertises 1966 Needle Craft Catalog with free patterns and related craft books and catalogs for needlework lovers.
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Alice Brooks
Winchester Evening Star
Needlecraft Dept
P.O
Old Chelsea Station
New York
N. Y
NEW
Needlecraft
Court rules military and civilians share same legal protection
A Utah district judge ruled that a soldier at a special court martial has Sixth Amendment right to trained counsel, aligning military and civilian court protections. The decision cites Pvt. James E. Stapley’s case at Ft. Douglas where civil counsel freed him after 58 days. Army prosecutors and military counsel were found inadequately equipped.
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Salt Dure
All
Utah
U.S
William T. Thurman
A. Sherman Christensen
Utah District
Bona Fide Laweyers
James E. Stapley
Salt Lake City
Ft. Douglas
Stapley
James P. Cowley
Coweley
Christensen
Mili
Tary
Army
Cowley
Go Economy Shows Mixed Signals in Late 1965 Outlook
Economists see some indicators of a leveling off in late 1965 with optimism in autos and 1966 but slowing steel demand and weaker factory inventories. Surveys show purchasing agents split on the quarter’s outlook while business indicators hint at a mixed longer trend. Steel and hiring trends soften, while consumer prices fall slightly and stock market records surge on strong trading. Lockheed wins a multibillion contract to build the C5 A transport plane for the Pentagon.
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New York
National Association of Purchasing Agents
Ber
National Association of Business Economists
George W. McKinney Jr
Irving Trust Co
Association
National Bureau of Economic Research
Manufactur
Ing
Defense Department
Lockheed Aircraft Corp
Paccific Ocean
Pope to Visit U N Brings Catholicism Closer to World
Vatican bishops hope Pope Paul VI's trip to the United Nations will align Roman Catholicism with global peace efforts. The 2200 prelates pause for a weekend recess as drafting work continues on the schemas including marriage and birth control. Conservatives seek firmer church teachings while progressives push for science and conjugal love emphasis.
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Vatican City
Ecumenical Council
Paul
U.N
United Nations
New York
St. Peter’s Basilica
Atlantic
Council
New World
Temporary Replacement Set for Dorothy Malone on Peyton Place
Hollywood AP Dorothy Malone recovering after heart and lung surgery in a local hospital will be replaced for several weeks on Peyton Place. An unnamed actress will take Constance McKenzie with Malone expected to resume in five to six weeks. Custody and visitation orders remain unchanged for Malone and ex-husband Jacques Bergerac during hospitalization.
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Hollywood
Dorothy Malone
Twentieth Century-Fox Studio
Miss Malone
Constance McKenzie
Jacques Bergerac
Bergerac
France
Young rodeo pupil argues steer has horns
In Ogallala Nebraska a National High School Rodeo contestant struggles with a steer as a spectator jokes about horns. Four year old Mark Anderson of Lincoln replies that the steer indeed has horns and he has heard them.
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Ogallala, Neb
Mark Anderson
Lincoln
Neb
Slain Teacher Died In Apparent Planned Scheme
Bath County Commonwealth's Atty Solomon called the death of Alleghany County teacher Diane Brewster Wickersham 22 an apparent planned scheme. Brewster's body was found Sept 19 in her wrecked car at the base of a cliff on Warm Springs Mountain, and she had been shot. The pistol traced to a Roanoke area retail outlet was purchased shortly before her disappearance.
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Warm Springs
Bath County
Commonwealth
Atty Erwin F.solomon
Alleghany County
Diane Brewster
Wickersham
Warm Springs Mountain
Roanoke
Solomon
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Robert L. Boyd
Harold M. Bageant
John J. Hawse
Fire Seal Sale Launched
Ago
Elwood O'Hara
George H. Ritter
Garvin Walter
Alice Brookes
John Lorbar
New York Stock Exchange
Associated Press
Standard & Poor
G.E
Winchester Savings and Loan Association
Miller & Anderson
Federal Savings and Loan Insurance Corporation
Winchester Savings
Boscawen
Washington
Winchester, Virginia
Peyton Place
Crider & Shockey
Oanrice Lulce
E.boscawen ST. - MO
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