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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1965
Page
14
Rev. Dr. Gaither P. Warfield head of the Methodist Committee for Overseas Relief warns Madison readers of anticipated violence and bloodshed in Central Africa due to ongoing White-Negro friction following his overseas tour.
At the Cow Palace during the Beatles concert the crowd surged as a teenage boy jumped on stage and swan dived into front rows. Five girls were injured though police reported no serious harm and a pregnant woman fainted and was aided. About 70 fans and the band’s entourage were removed from the stage as teens threw jelly beans and stuffed animals.
A promotion states a five percent discount if payment is made with the order. A minimum charge of one dollar applies, limiting the total payable amount. The note clarifies terms of the discount and minimum fee.
U S Treasury Secretary Henry H Fowler and Undersecretary George W Ball arrive in Europe after talks in Paris to seek support for an international monetary reform conference Their European tour includes consultations with Italian leaders to advance the agenda Meanwhile floods hit major Soviet port regions Tass reports significant damage to ports Vladi vstok and Nakhodka uncertain Dutch Chinese tensions rise as Ta Kung Pao warns against U S Japan actions in the wake of a security conference in Tokyo The Polish consul in Sweden Edmund Michalski seeks asylum after defecting to Stockholm and requests residence for his family Archbishop of Canterbury Michael Ramsey visits Chartham parish church and rubs a brass on the floor dating to 1306 The primate says he is the first to rub a brass by hand
Former ambassador Joseph P. Kennedy, 76, rests comfortably at New England Baptist Hospital after entering for a general checkup following a December 1961 stroke that left him partially paralyzed. Doctors report no new complications.
Midkiff and Herndon take first in division with Hudson, Boyce second and Rus third. Janet Cowles of Manassas leads Instinctive A women while June Craun of Middleburg tops A Light. Youth high score honors go to Stanley Mentzer of Hagerstown Maryland.
Property ads list a five room bungalow at 217 Brown St with contact Frank Murphy and multiple house rentals by Hables Real Estate and Colonial Heights. A zoning ordinance amendment proposes new appeals and special exception rules with public notice at Rouss City Hall.
One first floor four room apartment features gas heat range and refrigerator. Contact dial 667 4265 for details. Post date August 31, 196? times 13.
Two bedroom units available with furnished and unfurnished options at Holiday Apartments. Contact 662 2434 for details.
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