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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 11, 1965
Page
2
How Ww. Snider 54 of Arlington died last Thursday of a heart attack. A funeral service was held Monday at Ive Funeral Home with burial in Arlington Cemetery. He was a Safeway manager in Arlington and had 36 years with Safeway. He had friends and relatives in the area.
Lt. Mills E Godwin Jr lauded junior colleges in Virginia education during the Christopher Newport College dedication in Newport News He noted two year colleges enable many to attend college and recalled Newport News city support including use of an old elementary school for the first building The city donated 125000 toward a 360000 purchase for a 75 acre campus and spent 10000 on roads parking and grounds improvements.
Nine divers in Navy Sealab 2 near La Jolla are set to surface after two weeks at 205 feet. A 36 hour decompression follows in a transfer capsule on the mother ship. Commander M Scott Carpenter will remain 30 days total.
Nine people died in a two car collision 11 miles west of Lincolnton North Carolina. State Police said Ray Field Farley 21 of Rt. 2 Yale collided head on in the wrong lane. Victims include Ernest Lee Self 49 his wife Laura Minnie Self 49 and their son Michael 6.
Raymond B. Drake of Clinton heads the Daniel Morgan Memorial Foundation and called General Daniel Morgan an action patriot at a gravesite ceremony in Mt. Hebron Cemetery. The event honored the Revolutionary War hero who led Virginia riflemen to Quebec and defeated Tarleton at Cowpens.
Dist. Judge Louis T. Holland refused to set aside Jack Ruby's murder conviction, saying he did not want to disturb the present status of the case. The ruling came after a two day habeas corpus hearing where Ruby's lawyers sought to disqualify Judge Joe B. Brown, who presided over Ruby's trial and death sentence for Oswald's killing.
The 18th annual Frederick County Agricultural Fair features an English Horse and Pony Show. Co chairs Mrs. Jack Wingfield and W. R. Bierer announce Saturday September 18 starting 9:30 a.m. at the Armory grounds with E. C. Shokes as ring master and Richard E. Dole as judge. Proceeds benefit the fair.
In Kenosha Wisconsin negotiators reached a settlement ending a 20 day United Auto Workers strike at American Motors Corp The deal was forged in an all night bargaining session and will be presented to a mid morning UAW Local 72 meeting George Gulllen AMC vice president announced The strike halted 1966 Rambler production and idled over 17 000 workers in Milwaukee and Kenosha with grievances over work speedups and disciplinarian actions toward stewards.
AP reports week summary for hog cattle and sheep markets in Chicago. Hogs receipts 21 500 versus 23 300 prior week and 28 500 a year ago with barrows and gilts steady and sows 25 50 higher. Cattle receipts 29 400 and slaughter steers and heifers mostly steady to 50 lower. prime loads and various weight ranges cited with prices from 20 to 29 dollars. Sheep and lambs showings include spring slaughter lambs at 24 25, good and choice 23 00 to 24 50, ewes 6 00 to 9 00.
The France Spain border follows the Pyrenees crest and a map error left the Spanish village of Llivia north of the boundary, completely surrounded by French territory.
A concise list of numbered trivia items: 1 assassination of Leon Trot sky, 2 seventeen years, 3 first cousin once removed, 4 there are none, 5 noon, 6 planted apple trees Johnny Appleseed, 7 Robert Burns, 8 Eugene O'Neill, 9 fencing, 10 Monrovia after James Monroe.
Forecast for Virginia calls for cloudy skies with scattered showers tonight and Sunday. Low temperatures fall to the mid 60s to 70s, with Sunday highs in the middle 80s. Outlook for Monday is fair and cooler.
Rainfall data for the past 24 hours and year to date are listed with averages by month for 52 years. The report notes a September total and compares long term monthly norms. Anglers in the United States spend about 300 million dollars yearly on fishing tackle and gadgets.
Congress will likely set records for peacetime spending while cutting allocations by only about two percent. Total appropriations approach 120 billion dollars with Viet Nam and foreign aid funding awaiting action, and Senate totals show adjustments that keep overall bills near presidential requests.
Market summary from Front Royal lists hogs with top weights from 23.50 to 23.85, heavy and light butchers, sows, veal and beef categories with price ranges, lambs, heifers, cows, bulls and stock feeder cattle. Readouts cover calf weights, yearling steers, and quality grades from good to utility across many classes.
Tiny pads on each of the fly's six legs unfold to grip smooth surfaces. The pads flatten against the surface, allowing the insect to walk on ceilings without falling.
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