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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1966
Page
8
President Johnson urged a UN space treaty as vital for security and urged early completion. He discussed areas of disagreement with the Soviet Union, including reporting of activities the equal access to lunar installations and military equipment in space.
The United States agrees to under sixty million dollars in emergency aid to Indonesia including rice cotton and machinery parts after talks between Adam Malik and President Johnson and Secretary Rusk. Defense Dept delays phase two of civilian hiring replacing 76 000 military with 60 000 civilians by end of year.
Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield says he will propose a recess until after the November elections if congressional adjournment cannot occur by October 15. The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission reports that about one third of its first year complaints allege sex discrimination.
Fritz the dachshund, once aloof, now wears contact lenses after his owner Howard Gordeaux. an optometrist suggested the same for Fritz, noting it is not as crazy as it seems. Fritz was fitted on Tuesday.
In Virginia politics the 8th District sees Gov. Godwin backing Del. George Rawlings against William L. Scott while the 7th District faces pressure on Sen. Edward O. McCue Jr to resign from the Albemarle County Democratic Committee unless he pledges active support for November nominees.
The Justice Department filed a federal antitrust suit accusing General Electric Co of fixing light bulb prices. The government says GE kept prices artificially high through agency agreements with wholesalers and retailers, claiming GE sold over 173 million dollars worth of bulbs in 1963, about half of industry sales.
AP reports poet Andre Breton, credited with founding surrealism, died Tuesday night at age 70. He helped shape 1920s liberal leftist theory, published a manifesto in 1924, sought refuge in the United States during World War I, ran a New York magazine, and organized a surrealist exposition there in 1942.
Advertisement invites readers to mail requests to Alice Br Winchester Evening Star for crochet and knitting patterns. Includes pattern numbers, color schemes, and mailing rates, with offers for 210 Quilt designs and two Quilt Books priced at 50 cents to 75 cents.
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