02 Feb 1962
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 02, 1962
Page
1
Argentina orders the recall of Ambassador Julio Amoedo from Cuba as Frondizi faces military warnings over Cuba policy. The move follows a conference split with the United States over Cuba and OAS expulsions, signaling a tense but not broken diplomatic stance amid calls for a sharp break with Havana.
Washington AP reports Buck Strong a wavy haired cartoon figure with a dollar sign torso will promote anti inflation and sound dollar policies. Created by Al Capp the character appears on films TV billboards posters and comic pages to urge government business labor and public support. The Council for Economic Growth and Security Inc backs the effort with honorary chairman former President Eisenhower.
Richmond officials said the Alcoholic Beverage Control board would open a new ABC store in a Winchester area shopping center about March 15. Board real estate director David Woodson finalized arrangements last week. the Loudoun Street store will stay open and staff will expand to two stores.
A local mother, 53, receives a birthday note from her son who hints at aging gracefully and prep for exams. The piece also notes a John Kerr School sighting and five girls performing The Twist. Tonight reports a historic moment as all five area high schools and Shenandoah College host home games simultaneously.
The United States plans urgent appeals to NATO and allied nations to back a new Inter American policy isolating Cuba. A broad embargo on U S Cuba trade is under consideration to cut Cuban income, potentially about 15 million dollars a year, while Cuba accuses Washington of using dollars to subvert other nations. Marines near Guantanamo remain ready, with larger reinforcements possible from Camp Lejeune.
Mrs. Nelson A. Rockefeller arrived in Reno to pursue a divorce from New York governor after a 31 year marriage. Her attorney would not confirm filing plans but stated she is in Reno. The Rockefellers separated in New York and their son Michael remains missing after a 1973 expedition.
Two groundhogs emerged on February 2 signaling six more weeks of winter. Punxsutawney Phil in Punxsutawney first saw his shadow at 7 29 a m then retreated. Quarryville’s groundhog saw its shadow at 7 51 42 a m according to Robert Herr.
Snow and cloudy skies wash out the groundhog’s shadow signaling uncertain start to spring. A light snowfall yesterday raised highway slickness while primary routes eased today. Two traffic incidents were reported on slick roads and area schools largely operated with near normal bus schedules.
Senator Harry Byrd questions the large government spending on health research linking a 1.2 million study of infant monkeymother relation to broader deficits in the federal budget. He cites other projects like snail control by sunfish and seals volume reflex studies. He urges more prudent taxpayer funding during a time of billions in deficits.
Virginia lawmakers introduced a three bill package to move the Division of Industrial Development and Planning under gubernatorial control. Governor Harrison aims to boost state promotion with executive appointment power and an 11 member advisory board. A separate measure seeks a James River dredging study to aid inland ship traffic and oyster bed effects.
GOP fund drives spread through 17 party events tied by closed circuit TV as Rockefeller leads with strong attacks on Kennedy. Eisenhower urged unity while Goldwater pressed fiscal restraint and Nixon was sidelined by illness, with Murphy substituting.
French army tanks moved on Paris with riot police as Secret Army threats loom ahead of possible Algeria peace deal. De Gaulle to address the nation by radio and television. Reports say an agreement draft is near, with allies notified and Algerian rebels meeting in Tunis to discuss the accord.
The Winchester Memorial Hospital announces revised visiting hours restricting to two visitors per patient. Private rooms 12 noon to 8 30 p.m., semi private wards 2 4 p.m. and 7 8 30 p.m., obstetrical 3 4 p.m. and 7 8 p.m. Pediatrics 2 4 p.m. and 7 8 p.m. Visits should be brief to avoid crowding and aid staff.
Macy advertises sale at 128 North Loudoun Street with items in pull swing display. Local notice notes shop sale details and dates for prospective buyers.
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