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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 30, 1964
Page
8
Ottawa reports the 15 member committee urged the House of Commons to adopt a flag featuring a single red maple leaf on a white field with red bars on both sides. The proposal aims to replace the current red ensign but will not settle the flag debate.
In Staunton Virginia Senator Harry F Byrd offered praise for Woodrow Wilson at the Wilson Birthplace National Historic Landmark ceremony while declining to reveal any preference for Johnson or Goldwater in the upcoming election. He reaffirmed pride in the foundation and Park Service, and avoided direct comment on the presidential race.
The Winchester Frederick Red Cross Chapter held its third annual awards dinner at Duff's Rebel Restaurant with nearly 100 attendees and over 200 awards. William J. Phillips praised the chapter as a model for leadership. Frances Slaughter received a 20 year service pin. Nan K. McCrail earned a special citation. Various volunteers and groups were recognized for support including community clubs, the Apple Blossom parade, and Bloodmobile visits.
About 300 people are expected at a testimonial dinner for Senator Harry F. Byrd hosted by Winchester Hiram Lodge No. 21 A F and A M at the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Speakers include Bruce H. Green and Wayne Gibson with Mona Barton providing music as a dance follows.
Wayne Godlove’s brick one story house off Paper Mill Road was damaged by a blaze that started in a closet between a bedroom and bathroom. Fire officials say origin is undetermined with heat and smoke damage throughout. Shawnee Fire Co. used two trucks assisted by Reuss Fire Co. pumper and a Fire Fiter Squad. A light plant from the Winchester-Frederick County Citizens Band Radio Club aided operations. The fire occurred about 5 30 p m.
In 1905 a South African mine superintendent spotted a glimmer in a wall and after brief digging uncovered the 1 pound 6 ounce Cullinan. The gem was later set in the British Royal Scepter.
Federal and city officers searched the Kennedy residence building from roof to cellar after an anonymous caller said a bomb was planted there. Mrs. Kennedy and children Caroline and John Jr. remained inside as investigators checked both incorrect Park Avenue and 1040 Fifth Avenue locations. The caller first claimed the Park Avenue address and later fixed a 6:50 p.m. deadline, saying the children should be removed.
Mrs Forney Clerk At Mrs Nettie Forney to serve as a clerk in the Friendship precinct on Tuesday's election in addition to those listed in yesterday's Star.
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