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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 11, 1962

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Slow Soviet Cuba withdrawal worries U S officials

Washington reports indicate Soviet troops leaving Cuba at a very slow pace with estimates ranging from 9 000 to 15 000. Secretary of State Rusk warned the issue will be watched closely and raised at Paris NATO meetings. He defended Britain as a major power and noted African remarks by Senator Ellender were clarified.

Washington Cuba U.S United States Russia Dean Rusk Caribbean Rusk Paris North Atlantic Council Red China Dean Acheson Britain Allen J. Ellender D-La State Department Ellender

Winchester residents asked to let voters decide Conrad House fate

The Winchester Frederick County Historical Society urged a referendum at the next general election on whether to level the Conrad House for a parking lot. The city bought the property in 1959 for 125000. the Retail Merchants Association would fund up to 45000. The dispute pits economic development against historic preservation as debate grows over inner city use versus preserving landmarks.

The Winchester Frederick County Ben Belchie Conrad Retail Merchants Association Winchester - Frederick County the Historical Society March of Progress Win

County Sub-Division Roads Must Be 60 Feet Wide

The Frederick County Board of Supervisors passed an ordinance to require sub division streets to be 60 feet wide. The measure clarifies street widths in new subdivisions and allows existing street continuations to keep current widths. Proponents argued for retroactive clarity while officials said retroactivity is not possible. The change aligns county standards with city rules and follows the state highway department recommendation.

Frederick County Board of Supervisors James R. Wilkins T. G. Adams Echo Village Adams Wilkins Joseph A. Massie, Jr Commonwealth Board of Supervisors State Highway Department Wilking

Handley to honor Burr Grim with trophy exhibit review

The Star previews a sports section feature on Burr Grim, Handley High’s all time standout, highlighting his running accomplishments as one of the era’s fastest milers. A comprehensive review of Grim’s speedster career is planned for tomorrow.

Handley High Burr Grim Handley Winchester

Open Before Christmas Sign Hints At Fire Danger

In Winchester a downtown store displays Open Before Christmas on its front door as temperatures plunge toward zero and fire danger rises with furnaces and stoves working hard.

Sign OF the Times Winchester

Search Ends For 37 Miners Killed In Robena Mine Blast

In Carmichaels Pennsylvania AP reports the five day rescue ends as the last of 37 miners entombed by the Robena No 3 mine explosion is recovered. methane gas and coal dust blamed. 44 other workers escaped. The blast occurred at 1 15 p.m. Thursday 50 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. The Robena complex marks US Steel’s second deadly mine disaster in 16 years.

Carmichaels U. S. Steel Corporation Robena No. 3 Pittsburgh U.S. Steel Joe Seper Ronco Charles J Cecal Robena United States Monongah W.va

City Council Opens December Meeting At 7 30

City Council schedules regular December session at 7 30 PM in City Hall Council Chamber. Waterloo reports a two car collision near Routes 340 and 50 before 2 PM injuring two in a sports car while the second driver Al Bryarly escaped serious harm. Witness says Bryarly tried to enter a garage as cars collided flipping the sports car.

City Hall Waterloo Rts al Bryarly

Winter Cold Downed Nation as Temperature Dips

A bitter cold wave grips the area with readings near zero to 12 above and a nine degree low at the Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory, tying the year’s low record. City officials plan a snow emergency and tire chain ordinance as shoppers brace for chilly days ahead.

Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory C. Evans Kline Winchester Retail Merchants Association Marvin E. Gore, Jr

Indians Await Peking Reaction to Nehru Rejection

New Delhi reports indicate India awaits Beijing’s response after Nehru rejects Peking terms for settling the Himalayan border conflict. China accuses India of sabotaging the cease fire while Indian broadcasts say air reconnaissance over Tibetan and Chinese-held areas continued.

New Delhi India China Nehru Peking Tibet Ladakh Morarji Desai

Prayer Session Opposes Beer Sale Hours Extension

A public prayer session is held tomorrow afternoon to oppose extending Winchester beer selling hours from 11 p.m. to midnight. The session runs from 2 to 2 30 p.m. at Evangelical United Brethren Church. The Alcoholic Beverage Control Board also schedules a hearing for 2 p.m. in Richmond.

Winchester Evangelical United Brethren Church Alcoholic Beverage Control Board Richmond

Hearing Set on Bar Petition to Move Circuit Courtroom

A January 12 hearing will consider a Wilmington Frederick County Bar Assn petition asking Circuit Court Judge Elliott Marshall to hear Circuit Court matters in the Corporation Courtroom at City Hall until the county refurbishes the courthouse. County Board Chairman Byron Brumback said the board is weighing repair versus other options, with no final decision yet. The board does not object to using the Corporation Courtroom in the interim.

Winchester-Frederick County Bar Assa Elliott Marshall Corporation Byron O. Brumback Bar Association Board of Supervisors Frederick County Winchester Board of Supervisors of Circuit Court of Corporation Court

Growers defend use of foreign labor for apple harvest

The Frederick County Fruit Growers Association plans to testify at a U. S. Labor Department migrant labor hearing claiming foreign workers do not harm local labor. They warn a guaranteed hourly minimum could price out marginal workers, stressing the industry’s regional economic role and need for outside labor to harvest 4.5 to 5 million bushels.

Frederick County Labor Department Toan

Minuteman Missiles Declared Ready for War Duty

Twenty Minuteman missiles are declared ready for war duty at Malstrom AFB in Montana. Work continues to place 130 missiles in silos across central Montana with all operable by summer. Each missile has a specific target and is capable of launch in under 15 seconds.

Malstrom Air Force Base Air Force Strategic Air Command Montana United States North South Dakota Missouri Wyoming Atlas Titan Defense Robert McNamara

Florida Frost Threatens Citrus Crops Amid Snow Closes Schools

The Associated Press report notes snow and record cold across the Northeast and Southeast, with Florida citrus and bayg crops near peak harvest suffering frost and freezing temperatures. Readings reached 26 in Tallahassee and Gainesville, 40 in Miami, and Key West 55 below normal.

Keys Florida Tallahassee Gainesville Miami Key West

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