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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 29, 1965

Page

5

McCormack Welcomes GOP Attack on Records in 1966 Drive

House Speaker John W. McCormack says Republicans plan to use the 1966 elections to attack Congress records. He defends the 89th Congress as a period of accomplishment and fiscal soundness, arguing the GOP would be false to label it a rubber stamp. He cites the 1964 vote as proof Americans want forward looking, dynamic leadership.

Washington House John W. McCormack Congress McCormack Cormack Gerald R. Ford White House GOP

KKK Plans Political Rise Outlined by Shelton

Imperial Wizard Robert Shelton says the United Klans of America will build political power in 10 states to offset Negro voting. He spoke to about 3,000 whites in a Hattiesburg pasture, claiming a 1967 goal, as University of Southern Mississippi students cheered. Shelton did not name the states.

Hattiesburg, Miss Robert Shelton United Klans of America Shelton Hattiesburg University of Southern Mississsippi Dixie KKK

Judge orders dress before divorce hearing in Los Angeles

Carolee Fashbaugh appeared in a carhop outfit for a Los Angeles divorce hearing. Judge Roger A. Pfaff refused to swear her in until she wore a dress, then she returned in the gown, testified, and was granted a default decree against Arthur E. Fashbaugh, a roofer.

Carolee Fashbaugh Los Angeles Roger A. Pfaff Arthur E. Fashbaugh

Dolly Troupe Leaves Korea After 10,000 Servicemen Shows

Mary Martin led the Dolly troupe from Korea after entertaining over 10 thousand U S servicemen in Seoul in four performances. She and other cast members flew to London for December shows while the rest returned to the United States.

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