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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 23, 1965
Page
12
London AP reports actress Diana Dors was slightly injured in a traffic accident. Manager Troy Dainty said she was bruised under the eyes with a cut on the forehead and knee injuries from the car striking the instrument panel as he drove into a ditch in thick fog Friday night.
AP Special Correspondent William L. Ryan reports that Red China’s diplomatic missteps risk global isolation and could provoke costly face saving actions. The piece notes China’s opposition to a high profile Asian African summit, its fracturing ties with Indonesia and the Soviet Union, and rising African skepticism as the Oman conference in Algiers nears.
In the Clerk's Office of the Corporation Court Winches ter Virginia on October 14 1965 the court orders the appointment of a Substitute Trustee for two deeds of trust against 507 South Braddock Street Winches ter tied to Ella Timberlake Swartz intestate heirs. Known and unknown heirs must appear within ten days after publication in the Winchester Evening Star. The case lists Deed Book 79 page 30 and Deed Book 84 page 8 and names S P J Marshall Clerk Dabney W Watts attorney for secured creditor.
Linda Ridings, 6, who vanished four years ago with her babysitter Ramona Dougherty, was found living in tents at migrant camps. Dougherty, 41, is jailed on kidnapping charges. Linda reunited with mother Barbara Ridings, 23, as custody case moved to a Nov. 12 hearing before Superior Court Judge Robert Gardiner.
A Phoenix liquor store was robbed three times in as many days by the same man who made off with $295 and a bottle of whisky. Police briefly observed the crime in progress Friday but the suspect escaped. The report also notes Marco Polo as the first European to document the Orient in the 13th century.
Floyd Delano Whitlock of Gore was convicted in Loudoun County Circuit Court on two counts of assault and sentenced by Judge Rayner Sneed to 12 months on each count. The convictions stem from a chase of the Whitlock car by State Police on Route 7 August 3.
The Labor Department found 406,333 workers were underpaid by violatings federal pay standards in fiscal 1965. Employers agreed to repay about $24 million in back wages and overtime, but around $50 million remains tied up in negotiations and litigation.
A West German charter airliner carrying 68 people left the runway on landing at Munich Airport. Four of the 64 passengers suffered light injuries.
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