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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 09, 1964

Page

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Johnson Hits Cuba Charges on TVA Attack in Campaign

President Johnson accused Barry Goldwater of questioning John F Kennedy's motives over the Cuban missile crisis and criticized his TVA stance during a six state tour. He spoke in Louisville and Nashville arguing the GOP would repeal the present and veto the future while defending Kennedy’s handling of Cuba.

Johnson Barry Goldwater John F. Kennedy Kentucky Tennessee Tennessee Valley Authority TVA Goldwater Louisville Kennedy

Planes Kill 30 Vietnam Civilians Near Saigon

Saigon reports Vietnamese air force fighters strafed a large civilian group just south of Saigon on Sept. 27, killing 30 and wounding 20. The attack followed intelligence that sampans on a river 30 miles southeast carried Viet Cong troops, later proven false after investigation.

Saigon South Viet Nam Here

Newton Float Builders Love a Parade

The Sunday Charlotte Observer features Joe and Mrs. Cline of Newton North Carolina in color on their float business. The piece titled Newton Float Builders Love a Parade highlights Mrs Cline turning a dream into a supermarket deal with floats and notes Cline floats appear in 80 to 100 parades. The forecast calls for a cool weekend with lows 40s and fair days ahead.

Joe Cline Newton N.C Charlotte Observer Mrs. Cline Winchester

Bank names Blackburn president as Brown retires

Shenandoah Valley National Bank announces John C. Blackburn elected President effective January 1 1965 and Robert D. Glaize named Senior Vice President and Cashier. Harold G. Brown retires December 31 1964 after 18 years as President and remains chairman. Blackburn and Glaize join the board.

John C. Blackburn Shenandoah Valley National Bank Robert D. Glaize Blackburn Mr. Glaize Harold G. Brown Brown R. Gray Williams Winchester By. Ee MR. Blackburn Frederick County Kernstown James A. Blackburn Handley High School Braddock Street Methodist Church Lions Club Mount Hebron Georgia Foreman Barbara Ann John C. Jr Hawthorne Drive Winchester

Goldwater Hits Johnson On Coexistence In California

Barry Goldwater returns to California to denounce President Johnson as risking freedom by appeasing the Soviets. He urges a strong turnout in Los Angeles County, citing his June primary win and declaring the greater risk is inaction against communism. Denison Kitchel credits LA County gains to hard core supporters.

Los Angeles Barry Goldwater Johnson Soviet Union California Free World Goldwater Denison Kitchel New York Nelson A. Rockefeller Kitchel

Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe Plans Paris Visit

Congolese Premier Moise Tshombe sped to Paris for a weekend visit after his Cairo nonaligned conference appearance. He left Leopoldville after being freed from house arrest, following a blockade on UAR and Algeria embassies and tensions with President Nasser.

Athens Greece Moise Tshombe Congo Paris Cairo Tshombe Leopoldville Gamal Abdel Nasser United Arab Republic Algeria Nasser Aruba Katanga Patrice Lumumba

Atom blast rescheduled for Tatum salt dome test

The Atomic Energy Commission plans an underground nuclear explosion at the Tatum salt dome near Baxterville Mississippi at 10 a.m. CST Saturday. Weather delays have caused multiple washouts as the first in a series to test nuclear detection equipment. Shock waves will be registered globally from a depth of 2700 feet.

Baxterville Miss Atomic Energy Commission Tatum Salt Dome Here

Terrorists Kidnap U S Colonel in Caracas Venezuela

U S Air Force Lt Col Michael Smolen, deputy chief of the U S mission to the Venezuelan air force, was kidnapped by two men as he left his home in Caracas. Officials fear the act was by the FALN terrorist group, echoing a prior 1970s incident affecting U S personnel in the area.

Caracas Venezuela U.S Michael Smolen Smolen National Liberation James K. Chenault U.S. Army Chenault

Queen Elizabeth Arrives Amid Tight Quebec Security

Frogmen searched Wolfe's Cove and plainclothes police with dogs patrolled the Plains of Abraham as Queen Elizabeth’s yacht Britannia steamed into Quebec for an eight day Canadian visit. Officials say security will surpass prior head of state measures with checkpoints, ID checks, large police and military support, and restricted demonstrations.

Quebec Wolfe’s Cove Plains of Abraham Prince Edward Island Britannia Ottawa Prince Philip Charlottetown

Winchester Memorial Hospital Adds Modern Facilities

The Winchester Memorial Hospital completes a large addition replacing earlier cramped space. The new wing includes the latest implements of care and modern medical facilities, promising the most up-to-date care in the general area. A dedicated Sunday section by the Winchester Evening Star will cover the dedication, background, and a picture-story view.

Winchester Memorial Hospital Winchester Evening Star

Man killed on Beltway after being run over by multiple vehicles

A man, described as a 35 to 45 year old Negro in dark clothing, was crushed on the Washington beltway after at least four tractor trailers and other cars ran over him. None stopped. police sought identification by fingerprints. The body was found around 7 45 PM near South Washington Street exit.

Alexandria Washington Julius Hyatt South Washington Street Larry G. Tinkham

Man Waives Preliminary Hearing in Slaying Case

Otha Howard 35 waived a preliminary hearing on murder charges in the slaying of J Churchill Newcomb. The hearing was postponed twice before. Newcomb, a Loudoun County landowner, was killed February 28, 1962 at his home. Howard remains jailed in Loudoun County after a $50,000 cash bond posted August 27. He faces charges in two other slayings.

Leesburg Otha \Howard J. Churchill Newcomb Howard John Dudley Newcomb Lou Loudoun County Loudown County Frederick County

Lions District 24 A Conference to Convene Here

More than 400 Lions and their ladies will gather for the Fall District Conference hosted by the Winchester Lions Club. Dr. Walter H. Campbell of Miami Beach will be guest of honor. events include a banquet, luncheon, district meetings, a theatre outing, and dancing into the night.

LIONS Bryan Stotler Richard J. Rosenberger Winchester Lions Club Bryan Stoller Stotler Walter H. Campbell Lions International Miami Beach Fla Virginia George Washington Hotel William M. Battaile James L. Shumaker R. Dave Clifton Campbell Angel Street Wayside Theatre Middletown

Savings Insured by Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corp

Winchester Savings & Loan announces a 4 1/4 percent dividend insured by the Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation. The notice is posted at the corner of Boscawen and Washington.

Federal Savings & Loan Insurance Corporation Winchester Savings & Loan Corner Boscawen & Washington

Debts and votes on the UN stage as US pushes for payment

The United States warned that at the November opening of the General Assembly it would require the Soviet Union and nine other delinquent nations to pay peacekeeping and regular assessments or lose their votes. Delegates considered delaying the session to seek a compromise.

United Nations, N.Y U.N. General ‘Assembly U.N United States Soviet Union U.S Adlai E. Stevenson U Thant United Nations Stevenson Congo Middle East Assembly Security Council World Court Bolivia Paraguay Yemen Hungary Byelorussia Ukraine Czechoslovakia Poland Romania

Pilot Killed In Viet Nam After Helicopter Down

An American helicopter pilot was shot and killed by Viet Cong fire moments after exiting a disabled craft 370 miles northeast of Saigon. The loss raises U S combat deaths in Viet Nam to 201 since 1961 as the helicopter, assisting a Vietnamese ground operation, went down due to mechanical trouble or enemy fire.

Saigon South Viet Nam U.S Viet Nam

Weather outlook as cold front nears Virginia

Cloudiness increases in Virginia as a cold front moves in this afternoon in a report from Richmond. No rainfall is expected.

Richmond Virginia

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