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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1964

Page

3

Industry Seeks Help From Educational Institutions

Industry appeals to colleges and universities to train workers for new and complex machinery. Companies send supervisors to courses to create a pipeline of semi skilled and highly skilled workers, with managers linking sales staffs to central education programs via TV and telephone networks.

Sam Dawson AP Business News New York Jones & Laughlin Steel Cleveland Eastern Stainless Steel Baltimore R. “Lynn Kalmbach South Carolina

Airlift Survival drill canceled by Virginia agencies

Overcast skies and low ceilings halted the Sunday drill near Danville as Civil Air Patrol, TB Association leaders, SARDA, and Civil Defense coordinators canceled participation. The exercise, planned to test disaster response after a nuclear strike, drew officials, volunteers, and the public through four area airports before visibility failed.

Virginia Civil Air Patrol Tuberculosis Association Board Civil Defense Mission Survival East TB Association CAP Danville P.J. Senger Gladys L. Harris Tuberculosis and Health Association of Northern Virginia H.W. Butler Winchester Council Williar M. Battaile Boyd W. McDonald Sirbaugh Frederick County Hugh Everett, Jr Clarke County W. C. Beatty Clarence Lamp

Fatal beating of wife leads to jail for husband in Virginia

John Newcombe, 39, of Charlotte County, jailed in Boydton on murder charges after admitting to fighting with his wife Mary Sacks Newcombe, 38, Sunday. Her body was found yesterday in the trunk of his car by a repossession salesman. Autopsy cites subdural hematoma from multiple bruises. deputies found blood in a rural trailer and witnesses described Sunday night fights near Chase City.

Chase City Charlotte County Boydton John Newcombe Mary Sacks Newcombe Newcombe W. H. Willis Fitz Motor Co W. E. Newman Willis Newman

Catholics Help From Presbyterians in Akron

In Akron Ohio a Dominican Sister school program received space from Westminster United Presbyterian Church to house 92 preschool children. Pastor Dr Noel A Calhoun offered four large Sunday School rooms and kitchen use, calling it a Christian duty and praising cross faith charity amid Pope John era reforms.

Akron Ohio West Exchange Street Westminster United Presbyterian Church Our Lady of the Elms Roman Mary Eileen Elms Superior Noel A. Calhoun Westminister Church Eileen Calhoun United Presbyterian Church John

Mae West Returns to Hospitals for Exhaustion

Actress Mae West, 69, is readmitted to Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Hollywood after a prior discharge for exhaustion. She entered the facility last month and reentered three days after a brief discharge.

Hollywood (Ap Mae West Cedars of Lebanon

NBC Debuts Economy Size Comedy Pack With 90 Bristol Court

NBC introduces its new economy size comedy package featuring 90 Bristol Court a 90 minute block of three sitcoms set in a glamorous California apartment. Karen stars Debbie Watson while Harris against the World features Jack Klugman and Tom Dick and Mary follows newlyweds with a boarder. The Andy Williams Show also debuts weekly with familiar tone.

Cynthia Lowry New York NBC Bristol Court Karen Debbie Watson Harris Jack Klugman Klugman Tom Mary Casey Kildare American Medical Association Andy Williams

Columbia Receives Eisenhower Bust Donation at Ceremony

Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower attended as Columbia University accepted a bronze bust of him by Antonio Salemme. The gift was donated by a group of alumni and Eisenhower called his years at Columbia among the most enjoyable and instructive of his life.

New York Dwight D. Eisenhower Columbia University Antonio Salemme Eisenhower University Columbia

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