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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1966
Page
3
John Kerr School with 364 students will reopen Monday after a blocked sewer forced a mid morning closure. Workers found an old sewer line under Cameron Street, opened a five foot hole, laid a cleanout, and cable repaired the line to prevent future blockages.
A rededication service will be held at St Paul AME Church tomorrow at 11 a.m. The Youth will lead, with Rev L L Carter as pastor. The public is invited. The nickname Great Commoner has historic usage for figures like Bryan Stevens Pitt and Gladstone.
Sen. Robert F. Kennedy urged voters to back Gov. Edmund G. Brown in Los Angeles, warning against racial violence and poverty. Amid cheering supporters at Lockheed Air Terminal in Burbank, Kennedy faced pickets opposing Brown and others denouncing his past remarks about Mayor Yor t y.
A claim states the sun earth gravity is strong enough to break a steel cable three thousand miles thick. The statement presents a dramatic comparison but conflicts with known physics and requires verification from scientific sources.
Oakland teachers vote to demand police protection for students and staff and the prosecution of campus boycott inciters as racial tensions persist. Castlemont High School violence, absenteeism stays double normal as the Ad Hoc Committee for Quality Education pushes desegregation plans and school safety measures.
The Billy Graham film The Restless Ones played to capacity crowds this week and will show Sunday at 8 p.m. at Clarke County High School. It drew over 4300 viewers during a run at the Plaza Theatre this week and will be shown in Leesburg Saturday night Sunday afternoon and Monday night with tickets at the door.
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