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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1964

Page

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Boy Clinging to Life Rescued From Abandoned Well

A 3 year old asthma sufferer, Jerry Bettencourt, was rescued after a 25 foot fall into an abandoned dry well near Fremont California. Fremont officer Duayne Watson pulled him to safety after three hours with ropes and oxygen. He was taken to Washington Township Hospital for observation and is reported in good condition. The boy’s father, mother and grandfather watched as rescue workers drilled a parallel shaft. References to Kathy Fiscus and prior well rescues are noted in the report.

Fremont Calif Duayne Watson Jerry Bettencourt Washington Township Watson Jerry Gary George Bettencourt Kathy Fiscus San Marino Benjamin Hooper Jr Manorville N.Y Bettencourts Anna Marie Joanne

Winchester Lions Club Broom Sale Opens

The Winchester Lions Club opens its annual broom sale in Frederick County with about 100 members selling brooms tonight and tomorrow. The sale in Winchester is set for next Wednesday. Banks in Winchester will close Friday evenings and open Saturdays 9 to noon starting Friday. Parking was forbidden on Court House Plaza for traffic line painting. The Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad reports a missing green blanket with their name and asks calls at 667 1535. The squad answered 125 calls in August.

Winchester Lions Club Frederick County Lions Club Winchester Court House Plaza Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad

Jurors Clear Woman of Manslaughter in Auto Death

A Strasburg woman, Mrs. Jean Wills Jamerson, was acquitted of involuntary manslaughter after a Corporation Court jury deliberated about an hour in the June 4 crash that killed Mrs. Georgine Magruder and injured Col. John Magruder. The jury, led by Willis Ligon II, found no negligence to justify manslaughter but registered doubt in the verdict. Judge Elliott D. Marshall ordered the verdict recorded and Mrs. Jamerson released. Defense lawyer Kermit Racey argued there was no evidence of hot rodding or speeding and noted the driver’s grief and fear after the accident.

Jean Wills Jamerson King St., Strasburg Corporation Court Willis Ligon, II Elliott D. Marshall Jamerson Georgine Lee Magruder White Post Col. Magruder Marshall Kermit Racey Woodstock Racey

Rouss Fire Co Meeting Set for Thursday Evening

Rouss Fire Company schedules a public meeting Thursday September 3 at 7 30 p m at the fire hall to discuss community safety and department matters.

Rouss Fire Co

Showdown Vote On Medicare Stakes Rise In Senate

The Senate readies a high stakes vote on a Johnson backed plan to expand Social Security health care for the aged. Republican Barry Goldwater opposes it and Dirksen warns the outcome may be close. The plan faces House resistance even if amended.

Washington Senate Johnson Barry Goldwater California Everett M. Dirksen Illinois John F. Kennedy Robert §. Kerr D-Okla Kennedy Seculia Dirksen House Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark King-Anderson Albert Gore de. Tenn Russell B. Long D-La Gore Long

Indonesians Strike Paratroopers In Johore Clash

Indonesian airborne attack lands 30 paratroopers in Johore Malaysia near Labis. Malaysia reports one soldier killed and at least three captured as regular troops and police fight the parachutists. President Sukarno orders armed forces leaves canceled amid rising tensions with Malaysia over Sabah and Sarawak.

Kuala Lumpur Malaysia Indonesia Johore Borneo Jakarta Sukarno

City Schools Open Tomorrow Across Winchester Area

Winchester and nearby districts start the new term with 9 a.m. roll calls at John Kerr Virginia Avenue Quarles Douglas Elementary and Handley Elementary, 8:25 a.m. at Handley High, 9 a.m. at Douglas High. Bus routes unchanged, first week features half day sessions until 11:30. Sacred Heart Academy opens next Tuesday with 245 pupils in grades one through eight. Powhatan School in Boyce registers Sept 14 for a Sept 15 opening with 110 students.

John Kerr Virginia Avenue Quarles Douglas Elementary Handley Handley High School Douglas High School Martinsburg Pike-Millwood Ave Berryville Pike-Valley Ave Frederick Clarke County Clarke Sacred Heart Academy Rt. 50 West Sisters of the Holy Name of Jesus and Mary Clifford Price James MacDonald Powhatan School Boyce

Bizarre bank robbery nets lone gunman five dollars

In Dearborn Heights Michigan a bizarre robbery left a lone gunman with $5 after a 75 000 take failed to go as planned. Two housewives and three children were held hostage during the 45 minute spree before the suspect fled.

Dearborn Heights Michi Bernard Michigan Bank Boczar

Wanted Apple Pickers Wage Apply Rent

Part time delivery boy wanted in Stephens City Virginia to bicycle for Boyd's Drug Store. No Sunday work. For rent October 15 at former Winchester Milling Corp property on North Cameron Street. Phone numbers 662-0321 or 667-2386. Mg.

Barley Stephens City Ley Boyd Winchester Milling Corp N. Cameron St

Organized Labor Endorses Johnson in Presidential Bid

The AFL-CIO General Board unanimously endorsed President Johnson for a first elective term and met him at the White House. Johnson praised the endorsement as a campaign asset and credited prosperity to policies and cooperation of business and labor. Meany warned that members would vote on convictions, not a unified line.

Washington Johnson Labor Uneion Afl-Cio White House George Meany GOP Barry Goldwater

Baltimore Faces Possible Riots As City Prepares

Baltimore police and National Guard officers prepared for potential riots among 358 000 Black residents after authorities warned of outside agitators aiming to spark trouble. Mayor McKeldin and Gov. Tawes said the alert follows patterns in Harlem and Philadelphia with friction between Black residents and police cited as a trigger.

Baltimore National Guard Theodore R. McKeldin J. Millard Tawes Bernard Schmidt McKeldin Tawes New York Harlem Philadelphia Roschester N.Y Paterson N.J

Sarah Zane Fire Co Meeting Thursday September 3

The Sarah Zane Fire Company schedules a meeting for Thursday September 3 at 8 p.m. Members are urged to attend.

Sarah Zane Fire CO

Hoan Resigns as South Viet Nam Vice Premier

Vice Premier Nguyen Ton Hoan resigned today accusing Premier Nguyen Khanh's government of lacking legal authority. Buddhist leaders threaten a general strike over reforms while students demand acceptable nominees for a new National Assembly within 60 days.

Saigon South Viet Nam Nguyen Ton Hoan Nguyen Khanh Khanh Hoan Dai Viet

Final Clearance Bathing Suits Sale at Hodgson Hat Dress Shop

Clearout at Margare t L Hodgson Hat Dress Shop features bathing suits priced to five dollars and reductions up to values of twenty six dollars on famous brands. The deal highlights discounts on swimwear from well known labels.

Margaret L Hodgson Hat & Dress Shop

FBI to Review Williams Kickback Charge in Stadium Case

Senate charge alleges Matthew McCloskey paid a 35000 kickback on the DC Stadium contract with 25000 funneled to the 1960 Democratic campaign. President asked Justice to have the FBI probe potential federal law violations as Senate leaders discuss reopening the Bobby Baker case.

Washington Johnson FBI John J. Williams Rdel Matthew McCloskey DC Stadium Williams Senate Don B. Reynolds Reynolds Robert O Bobby) Baker Baker McCloskey Philadelphia Democratic Party Ireland Bobby Baker

Virginia Sees Cool Arctic Air Move In

An Arctic air mass moved into Virginia bringing cooler temperatures and lower humidity, giving the state a touch of autumn as dry air settled in.

Richmond Vireginia

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