14 Oct 1966
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1966
Page
1
The season's first major snowstorm battered the Midwest causing flight and road disruptions. Cheyenne roads closed and at least two deaths were reported in Wyoming as drifts reached eight feet.
Winchester citizens urged to avoid discharging from air guns under Section 164 as beanshooters cause trouble while Red Cross Bloodmobile seeks 19 pints of O positive at Christ Episcopal Church Monday 10 to noon, hosted by the Sto City Lions Club instead of Tuesday.
Police say Olive Mwalilino, 24, threw her two children from an 18th floor window in New York and then killed herself. The Malawi delegation official G T K Mwalilino was at the scene as authorities investigated the 535 East 86th Street apartment tragedy. A nearby TV installer reported seeing the woman hurl objects and scream before the fatal plunge after placing herself on the ledge.
The United States reports a record 173 bombing missions against North Vietnam and warns of resuming air attacks on the eastern end of the DMZ if Communist infiltration continues. McNamara’s visit prompted the decision, as ICC entry efforts face repeated refusals.
President Johnson indicated the Soviet Union might join in seeking peace in Vietnam while insisting the United States will not pause bombing or withdraw unless the enemy also pauses. He criticized Republicans at a White House news conference and stressed readiness to make further sacrifices if needed.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower marked his 76th birthday on his Gettysburg area farm near the Civil War battlefield. He planned a quiet day at Gettysburg College with wife Mamie, staff, and immediate family joining for the celebration.
Washington AP report shows U S manpower in South Vietnam reached 328000 this week, topping Korea’s peak of 327000 in June 1953. Total U S force abroad still trails Korea’s all‑in level by about 60,000. Pentagon chief McNamara, visiting Saigon, calls the effort satisfactory with no major deployment change expected.
The State Selective Service on Thursday announced Virginia's November draft quota is reduced to 1,165 from 1,354. December quota stands at 437 men as officials released the figures.
The House prepares to vote on the demonstration Cities bill with amendments likely trimming the $900 million operating funds and leaving only $24 million for planning. Congress aims to adjourn as Senate leaders push bills on public works and a State Justice budget while considering Social Security timing.
Just arrived a shipment of nine 9 by 12 oval area rugs showcasing luxurious styling and high quality design to elevate any room. These rugs combine elegant patterns with durable construction for lasting home décor impact.
Dr. Charles A. LeMaistre announced at a Texas gathering that a major cancer causing element in cigarette smoke has been isolated. He cautioned against sensationalizing the discovery and said publication would follow within days to months. He noted ongoing illnesses from smoking and referenced the Surgeon General's 1964 link to lung cancer.
Democratic senatorial candidate William B. Spong Jr told Winchester Jaycees inflation poses a real threat and urged national priorities for non military spending. He warned Congress has drifted from checks and balances while urging better education and addressed 14-B repeal and Taft-Hartley stance. Byrd faxed support note.
Montgomery Ward stores announce extended hours tonight and Friday October 14 as shoppers rush for seasonal deals and last minute merchandise. Store hours shown for regional locations with doorbusters and special in store promotions.
AP reports that southerly winds push moist air into the state, increasing cloudiness and raising the possibility of weekend showers.
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