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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 17, 1960

Page

3

Apple Processing To Be Discussed In Kearneysville

A meeting for apple people will discuss the processing outlook at 7 p.m. at the University Experiment Farm in Kearneysville West Virginia. J Kenneth Robinson of the Eastern Fruit Marketers Cooperative will present price level analysis and S R Smith of the U S Department of Agriculture will discuss today’s marketing. Refreshments will be served.

University Exeriment Kearneysville W. Va Martinsburg J. Kenneth Robinson Eastern Fruit Marketers Co-operative Whch S. R. Smith U.S. Dept. of Agriculture

Eisenhower Talks Nixon Campaign and World Issues

In a late campaign appearance Eisenhower pledged to do all he can to elect Nixon and Lodge. He brushed off critics from Newsweek about the economy and commented on Congo Latin America government jobs and nuclear test ban negotiations, expressing guarded optimism for progress before his term ends.

Eisenhower Nixon Henry Cabot Lodge Newsweek Magazine Newsweek Council of Economic Advisers Congo U. N Latin America Western Europe United States

Rotary President Attends Winchester Club Picnic

Joseph A. Abey of Reading, president elect of Rotary International for 1961 62, will be a special guest at the Winchester club annual picnic at the home of McSherry Lupton starting at 5 p m. District governor Norman V. Geyer and past district governors Ernest Stover Joel Borden and Dan Leatherman are also expected, along with Rotary Fellow Virginia Price and her parents. The Luptons invite all to come early for a swim in the pool.

Joseph A. Abey Reading Rotary International Winchester Club McSherry Lupton Norman V. Geyer Kingsport Tenn Ernest Stover Martinsville Joel Borden Strathsurg Dan Leatherman Virginia Price Rotary Lupton

Pre Kindergart n Class Planned By Baptists

The First Baptist Church Kindergarten Board considers adding a nursery school for 3 year olds by Oct 1. Public interest will decide if organized. Enrollment via church office MO 2 5367 or Mrs E T Clark MO 2 524. Classes would run 9 am to 12 noon at the Baptist Youth Center Sept 19 to May 12 1961.

First Baptist Church E. T. Clark Baptist Youth Center N. Washington St

Billboard change after convention in Oklahoma

In Chandler Oklahoma a billboard displaying Johnson for President was altered after the Democratic National Convention to Lyndon B Johnson for President in 1964. The update reflects a shift in campaign messaging and reaffirms Johnson as the party's nominee.

Chandler, Okla Johnson Lyndon B. Johnson

William and Mary installs Dr. Paschall as president

Dr. Davis Y. Paschall, former state superintendent of public instruction and a William and Mary graduate, is installed as the college's 23rd president. He pledges to carry forward the program and intensify the education department after evaluation, emphasizing teaching training and the college’s future potential.

Williamsburg Colgee William and Mary Davis Y. Paschall Formr State Lunenburg County James M. Robertson Alvin D. Chandler W. W. Wilkerson Paschall Department of Education Commonwealth

Mitchell Will Be Speaker at Norfolk Labor Luncheon

A labor management luncheon in Norfolk features Mitchell as the speaker. Details on date and host group are not fully provided in the readable text.

Mitchell Norfolk The Nor

Powers admits guilty plea in U2 spy flight trial

The defendant testifies he did not know which U S agency oversaw the mission and says he was nervous and reluctant about the flight. He portrays a civilian crew and denies awareness of the aircrafts equipment while noting a Soviet liaison, and the court hears his admission of guilt after a lengthy morning session.

Powers U.S von Powers U. S Rudenko Lana Owers Wo Ptty

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