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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1956
Page
11
President Eisenhower backs Secretary Benson in rejecting the farm bill despite disappointment and regret. He argues the measure would worsen surpluses and expand government control while farm families face reduced incomes and seek workable legislation. He says parts are contradictory and self defeating as an emergency aid.
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Officials announced Pollock landed at Detroit airport Saturday night on a flight from New Haven and was accompanied by a passenger aboard the plane.
President Eisenhower criticized Congress for delays on farm proposals submitted January 9 including a soil bank plan vetoed in the current bill. He urged a “sound soil bank” bill passed in days if leadership acts. Senator Lyndon Johnson warned against expecting immediate passage of all Benson demands and noted higher price supports may be required. Eisenhower said the combined actions will improve income and welfare of farm families.
A panel discussion titled Cooperation in Our Two Homes will highlight a joint meeting of the Opequon Group of Presbyterian Churches tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Second Opequon Church. The Rev Robert Bradford will moderate with four parts led by Roy Bayliss Jr Mrs Hugh Campbell Warren Driver Sr and Mrs Frank Minor.
The Stephens City Fire Company and its Auxiliary will hold a joint meeting and covered dish supper tomorrow at 7 30 p.m. at the fire hall. Installation of officers for both organizations will be held. Each woman will bring a covered dish.
Warren Lee Everett Jr., 24, an Indiana University senior studying police administration, died after a .22 rifle discharged accidentally in a Bloomington apartment. Roommate Rocco Mirraglia, 24, of New York City, held the weapon when it fired while the group had been shooting rats at a city dump. Everett and Mirraglia were fraternity brothers and close friends.
Charles Peyton 39 faces trial in Clarke for the fatal March 4 shooting of William Marshall at Peyton's tenant home on Harvey Fishpaw farm. Indicted March 12, Peyton pleaded not guilty. Stuart Brown appointed defense counsel. Marshall allegedly forced entry and attacked Peyton and his wife before Peyton fired with a .22 rifle.
Most Winchester stores suspend afternoon services by 1 o clock on Wednesdays. Shoppers are advised to see tomorrow's Star for Wednesday Morning Specials and any schedule changes.
Four JWHS business students placed at the regional FBLA meet at Madison College in Harrisonburg. Leta Mae Gunn and Warnelta DeHaven won firsts in spelling and public speaking, earning school plaques and DeHaven a $25 bond. Fay LeDane and Rennis Miller took second in parliamentary law and Mr FBLA respectively.
Dr. W H Muller professor of surgery at the University of Virginia will deliver the annual Hunter H McGuire lecture at Memorial Hospital during the staff meeting in the conference room. Open to all area physicians the lecture is set for 8 30 p m with introduction by Dr William P McGuire and will cover Recent Advances in Cardiovascular Surgery.
Plane t Continued from Page 1 swer at his New York apartment. Bill Doll, press agent for the show, said he did not know Pollock's whereabouts but believed Pollock's wife was with him. Doll identified her as a former ballet dancer.
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