Gainesboro Methodist Church Sets August Meeting
A called gathering of Gainesboro Methodist Church members will be held August 31 at 4 p.m. at the church to finalize plans for an educational room.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 21, 1957
Page
5
A called gathering of Gainesboro Methodist Church members will be held August 31 at 4 p.m. at the church to finalize plans for an educational room.
The Bureau of Public Roads announced 2102 miles of toll roads in 15 states were added to the 41000 mile interstate and defense highway system. Congress will decide whether to buy and toll free the roads or keep tolls under state control.
A Lufthansa Super Constellation with about 80 Americans aboard diverted from a transatlantic flight from Hamburg to New York and landed safely at Shannon Airport after an engine failed. Airline spokesmen said the aircraft was not in serious danger and returned on three engines.
Rudolf Abel the accused Soviet spy prepares to confer with his court appointed attorney James B. Donovan at the federal house of detention. Donovan said he will seek FBI files if they may aid Abel, who is charged with stealing atomic and military secrets over nine years while posing as a Brooklyn artist. Conviction could carry death. Abel is described as a Soviet secret police colonel.
Channel lineups list shows and times across four stations with a mix of dramas comedies news and movies including Last of the Mohicans Masquerade Party Father Knows Best Kraft Theater Ride Into Danger This Your Life Sherlock Holmes Tonight Paar and Mellis and more, reflecting a dense mid century programming slate.
A Richmond woman was abducted from a West End shopping center parking lot by a 17 year old white male. He forced her to drive to Byrd Park where he robbed her of 186 dollars including 180 in cash and 4 in charity money before fleeing on foot. The assailant wore a blue shirt and slacks and is described as about 5 feet 9 inches, 170 pounds with a blond crew cut.
Miss Kathryn Lohr of Broadway the 1956 queen opened the Rockingham County Fair at enlarged fair grounds near Harrisonburg. More than 4000 attended a chicken barbecue as the high point of Chicken Day. Two pony shows drew over 300 ponies.
In Asheville North Carolina the Men's Apparel Clubs at its 15th annual convention adopted a motion to promote canary and gray as color choices for men next spring by manufacturers salesmen and sales representatives.
Atty. Gen. J. Lindsay Almond Jr. launched his governor campaign in Suffolk Kiwanians with a sharp rejection of the Dalton plan for school assignment. He warned the locally run system would legalize integration by state law and invite mass integration and NAACP lawsuits while pledging to resist with every means.
Dallas designer Leo Koppman says a canary and gray color combination will lead spring wear. The basic theme will debut at 28 MAC 1957 fall shows and appear in all menswear. He notes the campaign started in Texas about six months ago.
Senate Judiciary Committee backed a immigration bill to reopen 18 565 visas from the 1953 act to admit refugees fleeing communism or persecution. It would allocate 2 500 visas to expelled Germans 1 600 to Holland refugees and 500 to Far East refugees with the rest worldwide. The measure mirrors a House version but rejects permanent residence for last fall Hungarian evacuees.
Lawmakers in the House and Senate debate refugee relief against persecution in the Middle East. Both bills include language to reunite families separated by immigration, aiming to bring relatives who remain abroad to the United States.
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