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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1963
Page
10
AP reports a Vatican TV visit showing Pope John XXIII in his private study and the opening of gates by the Swiss Guard. Lighting limited, the segment aimed for a reverent day at the Vatican, while highlighting NBCs upcoming Richard Boone Show and other series.
The will of Charlene Cassini leaves husband Igor Cassini the bulk of her estate valued around 100000 dollars. She specifies Cassini as heir to the furnishings and art objects in cooperative holdings and the residue. Irene Cernadas of Switzerland is named in the will with minor beneficiaries Dana and Helmut Dantine’s son.
The note warns about salt in pork sausage which varies by variety and may supply enough salt for the meat loaf without adding more. It cautions cooks to test saltiness first to avoid over salting.
A fragmented listing shows a dense TV guide with programs across the day including The Lone Ranger, Maverick, To Tell The Truth, The Rifleman, Andy Griffith, The Man From Colorado, Truth Or Consequences, and Match Game among others. It reads like an era echoing Westerns, game shows, dramas, and variety hour slots with titles and hosts noted.
The Virginia Republican Central Committee plans a Charlottesville gathering on April 27 to map general election tactics and support for William K. Cundiff against Democrat James C. Turk. GOP leaders urge conservatives to skip the July 9 Democratic primary to avoid compromising November loyalties.
Consumer guidance stresses sufficient electrical outlets and future capacity before building buying or modernizing. Plan for current appliances and future needs while considering safe insertion of extensions and switches.
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