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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1962

Page

4

Fate of Skybolt Missile Hangs on Parley and Funds

The Skybolt missile program faces a defining week as President Kennedy and Prime Minister Macmillan plan talks in the Bahamas December 19 20. The U.S. reviews its budget and presses toward possible withdrawal with Britain’s nuclear strategy in mind. U.S. has invested about half a billion dollars with as much as 2.5 billion more needed to complete. five tests failed. Britain sees value in Skybolt and warns against dropping it. talks between Kennedy and McNamara and British defense ministers have stalled.

Washington Kennedy Harold Macmil Britain Macmillan Bahamas United States Robert S. McNamara McNamara Peter Thorneycroft London U.S

Golightly Retires After 38 Years at Fostoria Firm

R Bruce Golightly of Route 1 retires from Baugh and Sons Fertilizer Co. in Fostoria Ohio after 38 years of service. He will farm the Golightly homeplace five miles east of Winchester on Opequon Creek. A Virginia native he studied at Boyce High School and Virginia Tech and taught in Clarke County before joining Baugh and Sons in Philadelphia.

R. Bruce Golightly Route 1 Baugh and Sons Fertilizer Co Fostoria Ohio Golightly Winchester Opequon Creek Robert B. Golightly Mr. Golightly Virginia Boyce High School

Wright Speaks as Boyce Fire Co. Officers Installed

Carl Pope was installed as president of the Boyce Volunteer Fire Dept. He has served as superintendent at plants in Portsmouth Rushville and Fostoria. Rev Melton Wright delivered the principal address Men Who Count to about 60 firefighters and wives as officers and auxiliary officers were announced and a captain-elect vacancy noted.

Boyce Fire Co Pope BOYCE Carl Pope Boyce Volunteer Fire Dept Melton Wright Frederick County Lynwood Lanham Robert McDonald George Rosier Bill Royston Frank Cayce Tom Iden Steve Birmingham Marvin Ashby James Sipe Ralph Shiley C. W. Shepherd Albert Garrett Sidney Johnson Clifford Hall Bill Yowell Roland Mitchell Boyce Fire Dept

Four Young Men Die in Mathews County Car Crash

The Associated Press reports four youths died when two cars collided on Virginia Route 198 near Hudgins. A five passenger car attempted to pass Rowe’s vehicle and cut back in front causing a crash that killed four and injured two others, with one injury resulting in the amputation of a foot. The toll raises Virginia’s 1962 highway deaths to 899.

Associated Press Mathews County Newport News Virginia Hudgins Gerald Howard Rowe Mathews George Pierce Ashe Jr Achilles Kenneth Sadler Forrest Onemo George Welford Deal Jr Rt. 2 Hayes Ashe Forrest Deal Raymond Shackleford Foster Vernon Haywood Perrin G. A. George Shackleford Rowe James Cabell Holley Rt. 6 Chatham Virginia 41 Danville Pittsylvania County

Elite Club Accepts First Negro Member

The Cosmos Club in Washington has elected its first Black member, John Hope Franklin of Brooklyn College. The 1963 admission followed previous rejection of Carl Rowan, deputy assistant secretary of state for public affairs, triggering protests and resignations by officials including John Kenneth Galbraith and President Kennedy.

Washington Cosmos Club White House John Hope Franklin Department of History Brooklyn College N.Y Admissons Carl Rowan John Kenneth Galbraith India Kennedy

New Coalition Government Ends Bonn crisis

West Germany forms a new coalition to end the worst political crisis. Chancellor Konrad Adenauer, 86, will lead in a lame duck role while agreeing to retire next year. The Free Democrats retain five posts after their earlier withdrawal from the coalition.

Bonn Germany West Germany Konrad Adenauer Free Democrats

Students Take Sleeping Pills to Avoid Test

In Verona Italy three fifth grade girls were found asleep in class by their teacher. An ambulance transported them to a hospital after they admitted taking sleeping pills to evade an exam they feared failing.

Verona Italy

Penalties Revised On Trade With Cuba

President Kennedy moved to raise penalties on non Communist shipping traders in Cuba and to tighten the US embargo. The plan, revived from before the October crisis, aims to squeeze Castro and raise the cost of Soviet support while awaiting nuclear weapons verification and ongoing New York talks with the Soviet Union.

Washington Kennedy Cuba United States U.S New York Khrushchev Moscow United Soviet ‘Union U.N. Am Soviet Union Britain Norway Maritime Administration of the Commerce Department

Well Reasoned Opinion Sought on Virginia Redistricting

Virginia Governor Harrison urges the U S Supreme Court to issue a well reasoned opinion in the Virginia redistricting case and consolidate it with other states. The state seeks a stay of a federal court order revoking 1962 reapportionment acts and a ruling on appeal.

Richmond Albertis S. Harrison Jr U.S. Supreme Court Virginia Supreme Court Harrison High Court

God Rest You Merry Gentlemen carol note

An old English carol known as God Rest You Merry Gentlemen is sometimes misread with a misplaced comma. The phrase more accurately means God keep you merry, gentlemen, rather than rest you merry.

Daily Crossword Across 22 Regrets 26 Corner 28Sleeping

Across clues shown form a crossword grid with entries including Morty and Impudent. The puzzle lists several numbered hints such as 22 26 28 29 and 35 across with varying word lengths and wordplay. The clues reference verbs adjectives and celestial signs suggesting a themed fill.

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R. B. Golightly Wright Portsmouth Rushville Ind Laura Anderson Winchester Memorial Hospital Robert B. Golightly, III Aerojet Co Pomona Calif Carl Golightly Fort Jackson Army Hospital Columbia, S.C Warren Golightly Ford Spark Plug Bowling Green State University Bowling Green Gayle James Wood High School John A. Boyd Winchester Firemen’s Executive Committee Helen McDonald Virginia Lanham Brea Kibler Dorothy Brown Anna Rosier Dorothy Fulton Ellen Michelson Virginia Mitchell Blanche Ashby White Post RADIO Semrce E. Boscawen Burton's Burton’s Milliken Blue Oxfords Winchester Park & Shop Elite Club Ciider & Shockey District Court Earl Warren Warren Defense Department National Guard Army Reserve Virginia Infantry Daily Crossword Earth Sun Sen Antonio Blandmark Jean Poquelin God of Love A al Nau Smal Ise Jie
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