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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1965
Page
10
At the West Tennessee Education Association gathering in Memphis a school surplus maker offered 200 last year calendars for free. The calendars disappeared within 10 minutes as attendees snatched them up.
Congress sends the tariff ending bill to President Johnson to lift duties on new automobiles and auto parts from Canada. The note adds a fossil record on Madagascar’s extinct elephant bird known from bones and eggs, dating extinction near 5000 B C.
London reported rising fears of racial violence in Rhodesia after talks between Ian Smith and Harold Wilson collapsed over independence timing. Smith pressed for immediate unilateral independence, while Britain demanded race equity steps before recognizing the regime.
A partial list of crossword style clues and lengths covering themes such as garden, baseball, nautical terms, and misc items. Includes entries like fugitives from Russia and various clue numbers, awaiting solutions and cross references.
The New York Times and the AFL-CIO New York Newspaper Guild reached a tentative contract Friday. If ratified, it ends the 24 day city shutdown, with publication resuming across several papers. Mayor Wagner urged acceptance of the Kheel negotiated terms.
The House approved a bill to grant free air mail to American troops in combat zones and to require the Defense Department to deliver parcel post packages to those areas. Senders would pay surface rates only to the embarkation port, while the Pentagon opposed the parcel post clause citing higher costs and reduced airlift for higher priority cargo.
A bank robber fleeing a guard dropped his $5,000 loot when he bumped into a passerby outside a Pittsburgh bank. The guard grappled with the bandit, who briefly escaped before eventual recapture attempts.
Ralph A. Clary 21 was sentenced by Judge John Grason Turnbull to six days a week of work and Sunday jail time for stealing a car driving drunk and lacking a license. He will support his widowed mother while confined in Baltimore County jail.
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