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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 31, 1960

Page

5

Law Specialist Sees U2 Flight Upheld by Court

Charles S. Rhyne, former ABA president, told the American Law Student Assn. that an impartial court would justify the U2 overflight as defensive. He argued the flight is not an aggressive act under the UN Charter amid Powers’s Soviet espionage conviction in a Soviet court.

Washington Soviet Union Charles S. Rhyne The American Bar Assn ABA Assn Russia Rhyne

Broadcasting Bill Sent To President

A U S House approval on a broadcasting reform bill to curb payola and quiz show rigging passed by voice vote and was sent to President Eisenhower. The article notes accompanying social notices about local family gatherings and visits in West Virginia and Virginia.

Washington House Eisenhower

Hamden Police Seek Stolen 600-Pound Fireplace

Hamden police hunt a thief who took a 600 pound fireplace from a neighborhood yard between midnight and 7 30 am. A number of deck chairs were also reported missing in the same incident.

Hamden

ABA urged to study communism in all secondary schools

Washington AP A simmering proposal from Powell of Richmond asks the American Bar Association to endorse adding a course on communism to every secondary school curriculum. The plan seeks to contrast freedom and capitalism with dictatorship and repression, beyond the committee's assembly speaker idea.

Washington American Bar Ass Lewis F. Powell Jr Richmond ABA Powell House of Delegates

Six Die In Head-On Crash On Busy New Jersey Highway

A Monday head-on collision on a busy highway in Berlin New Jersey killed six people and injured two. Victims include Lorraine Zimmerman 31 and Rita Sklaroff 33 mothers from Cheltenham Philadelphia and their children Andrew eight Sharon two and Eileen two along with Cataldo Scarantino 61 of Waterford sole occupant of the other car. The article notes 1 439 life insurance companies in the United States as of June 30 1960, up 28 from the previous year.

Berlin N.J Cheltenham Philadelphia Lorraine Zimmerman Rita Sklaroff United States

Bus Firm Is Sold to Trailways Affiliates

The Tennessee Coach Co., operating 1100 miles across four states, was sold for 2.4 million dollars to Continental Tennessee Lines Inc., Virginia Stage Lines Inc., and Smoky Mountain Stages Inc., affiliates of Trailways. The deal, involving 3000 shares held by 24 stockholders, awaits Interstate Commerce Commission approval. Existing Tennessee Coach personnel and name will remain.

Knoxville, Tenn Tennessee Coach Co Tennessee Coach James E. Burke The Interstate Commerce Commission Continental Tennessee Lines Inc Virginia Stage Lines Inc Smoky Mountain Stages Inc Trailways System Knoxville Roanoke Bluefield W. Va Nashville Chattanooga Atlanta Burke

Famed Airman Taffy Jones Dies After Ladder Fall

Swansea Wales reports that Ira Taffy Jones a famed World War I airman with 40 victories and 28 crashes survived died in hospital from injuries from a ladder fall at his home six weeks earlier. Jones was 65 and had been celebrated for his wartime feats.

Swansea Wales Ira Taffy) Jones

Legion Carnival Grosses $900

The annual fund raising carnival by Conrad Hoover Post 21 American Legion last week grossed 900 for legion projects. Net proceeds go to the Junior League Baseball Team and a student nurse scholarship. Kenneth Kremer of 16 W Pall Mall St won the grand prize hi fi stereo. The next meeting moved to Sept 8 with 7th District Commander Chest Foster of Woodstock as guest speaker.

Conrad Hoover American Legion Legion Kenneth Kremer W. Pall Mall St Chest Foster Woodstock

GOP Leaders See Session Aiding Nixon

Senate nominee gains from summer session claims by Dirksen and Halleck after White House talks. Dirksen targets Kennedy for lacking leadership on a farm bill as Congress nears adjournment. Halleck notes Democrats hold near two to one majority and questions the size of the majority needed to govern. In Des Moines a street sign mentions patients of Dr Gustafson and his meat-market brother Emery Gustafson.

Washington Congress Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Charles A. Halleck Indiana Eier Dirksen John F. Ken Massachusetts Kennedy Cannon White House Halleck Des Moines Iowa Walter Gustafson John P. Gustafson Emery Gustafson

Governor Almond Urges Caution for Labor Day Travel

Richmond AP Gov J Lindsay Almond Jr calls Virginians to drive and walk with strict observance of the Golden Rule to keep Labor Day weekend free of highway deaths. He notes fourteen people died on Virginia highways last Labor Day, urging safer travel.

Richmond J. Lindsay Almond Jr

Mrs Mast Joins Stonewall School Staff

Mrs Mast Teaches at Stonewall as a replacement for Geraldine Osborne who returned home ill. She is the wife of Rev Jacob Mast, pastor at Braddock Street Methodist Church, and has previously taught elementary classes in Page County and Portsmouth under Frederick County Schools.

Judy Boyd Susan Boyd Jordon Bel Air Inlaw James Jordon George Suanson John Lowe Rey Bly Galax Mt. Airy N. C Gertie Long Mast Jacob Mast Braddock Street Methodist Church Stonewall School Robert E. Ayler Frederick County Mast Geraldine Osborne Independence

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