Two Workers Buried As 28-Foot Pit Collapses At Plant
At the Arkansas Waste Paper Co plant in Fort Smith the 28 foot excavation caved in twice, burying Lee Otis Sivley and Donald Daggs eight hours after the first collapse. Rescue teams freed Autry Barnes and William Medley while Daggs remained trapped. Daggs and Sivley were feared dead as crews toiled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Smith, Ark
Lee Otis Sivley
Fort Smith
Donald Daggs
Hartford
Ark
Hoyt Kirkpatrick
Daggs
Autry Barnes
William Medley
Barnes
Medley
Livley
Nick Hudgkins
Hoyle Sallis
Hudgkins
Sallis
Lively
Arkansas Waste Paper Co
Paul Kaelin
Detroit Struggle Without Daily Newspapers Amid Strike
Detroit endures a second week without its three daily papers the Detroit News Times and Free Press. Radio and TV news networks fill in while hotel newsrooms supply local copy to stations. Advertising shifts to other media and neighborhood weeklies expand as retailers report mixed Christmas sales.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Detroit News
Detroit Times
Detroit Free Press
Othrr
Mercury Dips to 11 at Gordonsville in Virginia
Sub freezing temperatures across Virginia last night sent the mercury to 11 at Gordonsville in the north central region. Readings ranged to 22 at Blackstone and 21 at Chincoteague while Richmond noted 18 and Danville 16 with fair skies expected and highs in the 40s.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Virginia
Gordonsville
Pulaski
Front Royal
Danville
Roanoke
Urbanna
Lynchburg
Quantico
Chincoteague
Blackstone
Lausche signals willingness to be favorite son candidate
Gov. Frank J. Lausche of Ohio says he will seek designation as a favorite son candidate at the Democratic National Convention in Chicago next August.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Ohio
Frank J. Lausche
Chicago
Virginia
Five Prison Escapees Sought After Camp Breakins
Dinwiddie and Warren County escapees from a state camp are sought after for store breaking and burglary. Samuel Law aged 27, James Austin 21, Richard Gilliam 34, with prior escapes, are among the five men reported. all were sent up for terms ranging from seven to sixteen years. A $20 reward is offered for each escapee. Call State Road Camp No. 7 Boyce with information.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dinwiddie County
Samuel Law
Danville
Law
Boyce
Richard Gilliam
Warren County
M and M
Front Royal
Arlington County
James Austin
Portsmouth
State Road Camp No. 7
Virginia Leaders Debate School Integration and Constitutional Change
Virginia leaders urged caution on changing compulsory attendance to resist forced integration. The Gray report suggested limits to any new law, while Gov Stanley pressed for a constitutional convention to set the framework. Darden defended public schools and integration safeguards as officials from Richmond reported backing from local boards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gray
Darden
Richmond
Stanley
General Assembly
Fredericksburg
Chesterfield County Board of Supervisors
Loudoun
Controversy over zoning and street plan dominates Winchester council
Winchester Virginia council debates extending zoning area D and a 25 foot street through Parkway subdivision. Plan would make the subdivider pay all costs for paving while the city would supply curb, gutter, and utilities. A motion failed 7 to 5. another passed 11 to 1 requiring the subdivider to cover total costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Virginia
A. C. Slonaker and Son
Hoye Riley
Parkway
Forest Hills
Riley
H. W. Butler, Jr
Mr. Riley
Harold Rowe
Orville Wine
Mrs. Allen
Stewart Bell, Jr
Fred Brumback
M. B. Crowe, Jr
A. Lee Coble
Laurens Jones
Claude B. Smalts
Schaeffer
Woodledge
Schaefer
Woodstock Lane
Pall Mall St
Shenandoah Ave
Parkway St
Crisman
Frederick County
Soviet Vetoes Dominate UN Session on Admission Packages
Delegates weigh a package of non Communist state applications as Arkady Sobolev casts 15 votes to vetoed and opposed South Korea and South Vietnam. The tally adds to 75 Soviet vetoes in ten years while France and Nationalist China have used few. Among losers are Italy Ceylon Jordan Ireland Portugal Austria Finland Nepal Libya Japan Laos Cambodia and Spain. Albania Hungary Bulgaria Romania and Outer Mongolia among the Reds also blocked.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkady A. Sobolev
T. F. Tsiang
China
South Korea
South Viet Nam
U.N
France
Council
Outer Mongolia
Italy
Ceylon
Jordan
Ireland
Portugal
Austria
Finland
Nepal
Libya
Japan
Laos
Cambodia
Spain
Albania
Hungary
Bulgaria
Romania
817 Road Deaths Richmond
The belated report of the death on December 2 of Daisy Cartwright a 57 year old female from Por tia raises Virginia s traffic fatality toll for the year to 817.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richmond
Daisy Cartwright
Fmporia
Virginia
Local mail rules and early Christmas package urges
Mr Johnston explains local mail requires a Winchester street address or Winchester route number. mail to Boyce or Stephens City is out of town. He urges sending Christmas packages early to avoid a rush, noting 1447 boxes and baskets of apples were sent in four days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Winchester
Boyce
Stephens City
Mr. Johnston
Post Office warns against blocking driveways and curb mailboxes
A postal official urges customers not to park in front of driveways or curb mailboxes even briefly. He notes a momentary stop can delay mail delivery or stop another patron from mailing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johnston
Answers to the Page 4 Quiz Revealed
The page lists quiz solutions: 1) 1890 2) Harvard 3) West 4) Bedloe’s Island 5) Meteorology 6) Three 7) Yes 8) Boomerang 9) Yes French for Peter 10) John Ray (1670).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harvard
West
Bedloe’s Island
Peter
John Ray
Frederick County Auction Notices for December to January
Auction listings show sales by W E Edwards and Philip Grabill Trustees in front of Frederick County Court House offering Back Creek District real estate near Star Tannery. Next on Bufflick Road 14 miles east of Huffman's Market furniture and auto parts with Ernest Fletcher auctioneer. January 17 sale by Marjorie H Copenhaver admix and H K Benham admr in front of the court house offering real estate on multiple streets. E T Snider auctioneer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred D Maphis
W E Edwards
Philip Grabill
Frederick County Court House
Back Creek
Star Tannery
E. T. Snider
Ernest Fletcher
Bufflick Road
Huffman’s Market
Buddy Artrip
Marjorie H Copenhaver
Admix
H K Benham
Admr
Cecil St
Fairfax Lane
S. Cameron St
Highland Ave
Cedar Creek Grade
E. T Snider
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Charles W. Grim
John F. Hoover
P.O
N. Braddock St
Armstrong
Plaid—Jaspe
Raybele—Decoray
Royelle
Marbelle
Spatter—Texteile
E. Piccadilly St
Ferguson
PTO
Barr's, Inc
Winchester Furniture Co
South
Loudoun St
Remington-Underwood
Royal-Smith Corona
Kenneth E. Henry Co
S. Braddock
Butler
Boscawen
Piccadilly Sts
Polly’s Cab, Inc
Lee Grant
Winchester Association of Insurance Agents
Retail Merchants Association
Nehi Bottling Company
Grant
Mosby St
Lewis St
Bellview
Brandon Drive
Commerce St
Clowe
Steck
Board of Elections
Corporation Court
State Compensation Board
Commonwealth
Robert Barbour
Winchester-Frederick
Acme
McCrory’s
Amherst
Ellis Poultry Farms
H. C. Christianson
Minor Motor CO
Cameron St
I. Q
Miller’s Hardware
N. Loudoun St
Titania
Titan
C. 1. Brumback & Sons
N. Cameron St
American Finance Corp
Donald Gindlesberger
E. Main ST
Richard R. Lineburg
E. Boscawen ST
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