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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1963
Page
8
The fragment reads as a partial headline about a gang or group named The Star Spangled Ban likely connected to an event before a game. Names and context are unclear due to truncation. No clear match to a full article event, date, or location is evident.
An AP report notes a film ad refresh during its second run, changing the slogan to From the Heart of the Meat Empire, signaling a branding shift for the meat industry themed feature.
Pentagon moves to restrict lie detector testing in future investigations. Defense Secretary McNamara considers policy changes after Air Force investigators sought consent from about 120 personnel for polygraph tests. No tests were administered and findings are pending. A Lovett memo from 1952 let detector use only in special cases. New York report notes Leo Kerz’s overseas assignment yields scripts options for The Deputy and other plays.
In Marlboro, Eva Keeler reports gatherings at multiple homes and visits among residents including the Sher mans, Keelers, Middletons, Dick and Kump families with various guests. The item shifts to New York noting a forthcoming TV musical based on a stripper mascot and Marlane MacLane's managerial debut in a strip theater act.
The town of Tahlequah, once capital of the Cherokee Nation, earned its name from a legend. After the Trail of Tears, the Cherokee sent three commissioners to choose a new capital site. Two met on the Illinois River, and awaiting the third, one declared Tahlequah meaning two are enough, sealing the site.
Crossword clues listed across the page include 1 Deer's foot and 10 Eye with 11 Henry Will's family 12 Press 13 The and the Sea 17 Negative.
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