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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Feb 09, 1962

Page

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Frondizi Enforces Hard Line as Cuba Ties Are Cut

Argentina tightens security after President Frondizi bows to anti Castro military chiefs and severs relations with Cuba. Guards stand watch at the U S Embassy as Argentina seeks isolation of Havana and debates potential regional shifts. Cardinal Arteaga Betancourt remains in Havana embassy with Cuban refugees.

Naon Abramovich Buenos Aires Argentina Progentina Cuba Havana U.S Uruguay Switzerland Brazil Castro Manuel Cardinal Arteagay Betancourt Foreign Ministry Este Organization of American States Mexico Chile Ecuador Bolivia

Snow Postpones James Wood Rappahanock Game

The James Wood Rappahannock County basketball game scheduled tonight at James Wood has been postponed due to snow. No new date has been set. The James Wood Clarke County game slated for tomorrow night is expected to proceed.

James Wood

Final clearance sale ad and help wanted blurb

Final clearance advertised at The Wright House across from the Episcopal Church in Front Royal. Wanted boys to sell papers on streets. Call Winchester Star at MO 32 3424 for collection.

Price Wright Episcopal Church Front Royal Call Winchester Evenu Star Colleot

May Defers Some Capital Outlay Projects

Governor Harrison indicated some proposed capital outlay projects may be deferred for two years to free funds for the next biennium. A state office building possibly held back, costing about four million dollars, was discussed as a notional example. The governor said the entire program is under study and priority will guide postponements.

Richmond Albertis S. Harrison Jr Harrison General Assembly Roanoke Norfolk House Appropriations Committee

Weekend Special Banana Cake at Ward's Pastry Shop

WARD'S PASTRY SHOP offers a weekend feature banana cake and continues on page 14 col 4. A notice seeks a girl to help in the office and checking department at Pingley & Carper Cleaners, apply in person.

Banana Cake Pingley & Carper Cleaners

Kennedy Fares Mildly in Tokyo Leftist Strongholds

In Tokyo Kennedy toured factory districts and industrial zones, facing little organized protest. Workers cheered as he shook hands and a brass band played The Stars and Stripes Forever amid red flag demos by a small group. He spoke with Sokyo Union leaders about imperialism and monopoly capitalism, noting differing views on Hungary and Tibet.

Tokyo Robert F. Kennedy Kennedy U.S Kawasaki Japan Hong Kong Stars and Stripes Sokyo Council of Trade Unions United States Sohyo Akira Iwai Hungary Tibet Soviet Union Iwai Adam Smith

Heavy Southern California Rain Worsens Flood Threat

The storm lingers into a fourth day with 1 to 2 inches more rain forecast for the Los Angeles Basin. Areas like Topanga Canyon report 6.66 inches. Azusa 0.83 inches. Two deaths, evacuations, landslides, and widespread flooding disrupt daily life.

Los Angeles California Weather Bureau Los Angeles Basin Topanga Canyon Azusa

Daylight Saving Time Debate in Winchester and Frederick County

Winchester mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr argues for daylight time while Frederick County supervisor Byron Brumback favors standard time. The Star presents parallel editorials from both leaders outlining their reasons for preferring each time system.

Claude B. Smalts, Jr Winchester Frederick County Byron O. Brumback Board of Supervisors the Star Smalts Brumback

Bids Opened for Rt 81 Work Near Stephens City

Apparent low bids totaling 1 143 254 for initial Rt 81 work near Stephens City were submitted to the State Highway Department. Wiley N. Jackson Co of Roanoke bid 927 782 for grading drainage and paving from south of Rt 277 to north of Rt 277 and Moore Brothers Co Inc of Verona bid 214 472 for three bridges on the project.

Stephens City State Highway Department Highway Commission Wiley N. Jackson Co Roanoke Rt. 81 Rt. 277 Kernstown Rt. 11 Moore Brothers Co., Inc Vernona Opequon Creek Highway Department West Virginia Line Rt. 50 Winchester Richmond

Soviet Test Gains Said Substantial in Nuclear Push

Kennedy adviser William C. Foster said the Soviet Union achieved substantial gains in its last fall nuclear test series. He suggested new intelligence or analyses show Moscow could threaten U S lead, urging atmospheric tests to restore American advantage.

John M. Hightower Washington Kennedy Soviet Union William C. Foster U.S United States Foster Washington Post

Snowfall contrasts with last year in Shenandoah Valley

In Winchester and surrounding areas snow covered the northern Shenandoah Valley today with lighter totals than last year. Weather reports note 25 percent of last year’s 251 inches potential snowfall, with March typically snowy. forecasts call for a mix of precipitation and warmer days ahead.

Shenandoah Valley Alleghenies Winchester

Soviet Colonel Tests U S Ban in Berlin Crossing

Soviet Colonel Andrei I Solovyev tried to enter the American sector at Friedrichstrasse in defiance of a U S ban. He was turned back by U S Military Police after failing to identify himself. Solovyev, banned since Dec 23, aimed for the British sector but tested the American restriction. Continued on Page 14, col.

Berlin United States U.S Andrei I. Solovyev Friedrichstrasse

Communists Accuse Police of Savagery in Paris Riots

In Paris eight people died and hundreds were injured as clashes erupted after a Communist demonstration. The movement blamed police brutality, while interior minister Frey and others claimed provocation by the rioters.

Paris Reds Roger Frey Pierre Mendes-France Maurice Papon Frey Art de Gaulle Communist Party Tass Jean-Pierre Bernard Interior Ministry Humanite Place de la Bastille de Gaulle Clermont-Ferrand Lorient

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