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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 21, 1962

Page

13

Illiterate man jailed for forgery in Florida case

IAMI Fla AP a man who cannot read or write was sentenced to two years in prison for forgery after Lonnie Armstrong 37 testified that Robert Robinson 29 tricked him into drawing checks to learn the process Robinson endorsed two practice checks with an X and cashed them Armstrong received two years probation for Armstrong was told the outcome in court

Iami Fla Ie Robinson Lonnie Armstrong Robinson Jack A. Falk Armstrong

trio of sisters exit Vizcaya after wall climb

Three sisters in their sixties overstayed a Miami museum visit and had to scale a five foot wall to depart the Vizcaya grounds. Mrs Ralph Von Suboff, 62, Grant Florida, Miss Wanda Karsh, 61, Brooklyn, and Mrs Tom Tannehill, 63, Barberton Ohio, called the site beautiful and planned to return earlier.

Miami, Fla Vizcaya Dade County Ralph von Suboff Grant, Fla Wanda Karsh Brooklyn Tom Tannehill Barberton, Ohio

Trans-Canada Highway to Open September 3

The Trans-Canada Highway will be officially opened September 3 by Prime Minister John Diefenbaker at Rogers Pass in Glacier National Park British Columbia marking a paved coast to coast link across all ten provinces. It spans 5000 miles from Newfoundland to the Pacific with winter closures and costly Rogers Pass segments noted.

Ottawa Ont Newfoundland Pacific Ocean John Diefenbaker Rogers Pass Glacier National Park British Columbia Canadian Pacific Railway United States Rockies Big Columbia River Victoria B.C Canada Canadian Rockies Hope Atlantic Coast

Star system too powerful says veteran actor Donald Crisp

Donald Crisp, 428th film in progress Spencer's Mountain, criticizes the star system and excessive budgets. He recalls starting at $3.50 a day in 1906 and notes bankers helped finance early movies. He cites Mutiny on the Bounty and Cleopatra as examples of inflated costs and mogul behavior.

A. P. Giannini Bank of Italy Bank of America Crisp Frank Sinatra

Toll Free Highway Through Nova Scotia Financed Federally

The route across Nova Scotia runs by land with ferry fees as the only charges. Construction costs were shared by the federal government and provinces. The Rogers Pass segment, costing 24 million dollars, was funded by the federal government.

Timues Nova Scotia Rogers Pass

Partial Return To Work In Redstone Strike

A strike at Redstone Arsenal affects about 1,200 building trades workers. About 50 percent of the electricians reported for work after a five day injunction, while many construction crews remained idle. The dispute centers on hiring nonunion electricians by Baroco Electrical Co. of Pensacola and prompted a federal court order and NLRB inquiries.

Huntsville Ala Redstone Arsenal Birmingham H. W. Pearce North Alabama Contractors Association Paul Styles Marshall Space Flight Center National Labor Relations Board Carlton Bryan NLRB U.S. Dist Clarence W. Allgood Allgood Baroco Electrical Ee Co Pensacola, Fla Marshall Center

Hollywood Stars and Budget Voices in 1960s Debate

A critic argues against star-centric film making, urging lower budgets and pragmatic tactics. He notes Cleopatra could have cost far less in Hollywood and claims the star system risks inanity, citing Gary Cooper's late career. He urges dropping stars who do not cooperate.

Cleopatra Hollywood Liz Taylor Gary Cooper Crisp

Hoover In For Checkup

Former President Herbert Hoover, 88, is at Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center for his annual physical. His office says he entered the hospital Monday and is expected to stay two or three days.

New York Herbert Hoover Harkness Pavilion Columbia Presbyterian Medical Center Hoover

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