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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 19, 1963
Page
9
Canton Ohio AP reports Seewaa has been set up by E W Blisson as an honorary association. Robert W Cruger, manager of the company aircraft recovery division, says the group passes with flying colors.
A mural of late afternoon to late evening programs shows Ranger West Op The Report and Laramie with The Roaring Twenties and The Lloyd Bridges Show. Wrestling Untouchables Jack Benny Show Garry Moore Show Chet Huntley Reporting Weather and Sports Steve Allen Show World News Daily Word Inspiration News CBS News and more listed.
Governor Rockefeller offered state services to aid a settlement as AFL-CIO printers tensions continue. Wagner declined fixed proposals while lawmakers weigh realistic steps to end the Tribune related impasse.
In Frankfort Kentucky an elderly group of loafers near the grounds gather daily for decades. Governor Bert Combs dismisses calls for removal and the men defend their long standing habit and say they enjoy sitting there even if it means staying all day.
Readers discuss moral judgments about hosts guests and nursing mothers. A letter writer questions anonymous complaints about yearly birth announcements and Abby advises using polite congratulations rather than petty notes. The column also offers mail instructions and Abby's booklet purchase option.
The In Town Honorary Fire Chief contest is scheduled for March 22 at 8 p.m. in the Shenandoah College auditorium. A. Ryland Conner, chairman, announced five criteria for contestants and noted the event shifts to county and city locations. Ten contestants from four city and six county companies will participate.
Paulette Lewis, 15, recalls her first serious boyfriend David Armstrong, 17, who died after a hit and run as a car ran a red light. The driver fled the scene while Paulette and David were struck near their homes. David had just started college courses and a part time job.
Dr Don Cox head of the University of Oklahoma reading clinic notes Americans average about 25 words per minute. He says professionals need around 600 wpm and those at about 450 wpm can get by in college.
The Vatican approved beatifications for two American Catholics, Mother Elizabeth Ann Seton and Bishop Felix Neumann. Seton, born in New York in 1774, founded the Sisters of Charity and died in Maryland in 1821. her beatification is set for March 17. Neumann, born in Bohemia in 1811, came to America, was ordained in New York, and died in ia in 1860. his beatification is set for March 19. The miracles for beatification were approved by the Vatican Congregation of Rites.
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