No Public Celebration Planned for Palace Chapel Service
A note indicates a service will be held in the palace chapel with no public celebration planned. The event remains private, without a public ceremony or commemorative activities.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
16
A note indicates a service will be held in the palace chapel with no public celebration planned. The event remains private, without a public ceremony or commemorative activities.
A joint meeting of the Winchester and Front Royal divisions of the Shenandoah Valley Motel Association elected officers and two new directors for three-year terms. Warner Hopkins of The Elms and Vera Money of Boxwood Motel were named officers. Werner Burkhart Redwood Motel and Winifred Riley Shamrock Motel were new directors. Arthur B Knowles was elected president of the Front Royal Division, with Russell Wilson Center City Motel as vice president, Foster White Warren Motel as secretary, and Dale V. Miller Pioneer Motel as treasurer.
Prime minister Fanfani plans a visit to Washington but no date has been set. Sources indicate no schedule yet. The report also notes a culinary tip about Pimiento strips with green lima beans.
In Saigon Adm. Harry D. Felt meets with Gen. Paul D. Harkins and Vietnamese defense minister Nguyen Dinh Thuan to discuss war course new air strikes plans and faster delivery of economic aid to strategic hamlets. Vietnamese air force hit a Viet Cong medical center near the Cambodian border northwest of Saigon destroying the facility amid heavy ground fire.
A Norfolk delegation led by Mrs Colgate W Darden Jr and Mrs Edward L Breeden will meet Governor Harisson to seek a delay of a State Agriculture Department plan to spray 3 000 acres with Dieldrin targeting the white beetle. They urge a more comprehensive search before the attack.
Jesse S. Johnson, former Urbanna town sergeant, ordered held for Middlesex County Circu it Court grand jury on charges of misusing more than $15,000 in town funds. He pleaded innocent at a preliminary hearing. Johnson served five years before his dismissal last November.
Tshombe told the Foreign Office in London he will abstain from any declaration against the United Nations. British officials, undecided on his meaning, say a tactful handling by Congo authorities and the U N could bring a Congo settlement, though Tshombe still claims to be president of an independent nation.
The New York market shows the Dow Jones industrial average up 1.59 at 671.47 at noon. AT&T gains while Ford and Chrysler post fractional rises before Ford cuts after dividend news. General Motors slips from a peak as U S Smelting falls further. IBM and Beckman rise gradually amid mixed bond activity.
Congress weighs McCormack resignation amid criticism of not voting with the administration. Edward McCormack, nephew of the speaker, faced a bid for the U S Senate and the new House opened with members hosting open houses. Republicans nominated Charles A Halleck for speaker as a party line vote. The House stands 258 Democrats 176 Republicans one vacancy and the Senate 67 Democrats 33 Republicans.
Dr. Vincent Lloyd Jones, 70, former head of music education at New York University and Temple University, died Tuesday. He taught at the University of California and NYU before directing Temple's music education department from 1936 to 1946, then returned to NYU in 1946. He was born in Los Angeles.
USDA cattle prices show limited trading with scarce sales in Baltimore. Chicago hogs steady to under, with 1,160-1,325 lb slaughter steers at 30.25-30.50 and 950-1,300 lb cattle at 28.00-29.25. calves, cows, and sheep markets also noted with varied weekly ranges. Strong entries include prime loads and multiple weight classes across beef, pork, and lamb sectors.
Minnesota Governor Elmer L. Andersen told a joint session that no new taxes would be needed for two years based on strong income tax receipts and an expected economic upswing. He remained uncertain about serving another term while a court supervised recount decides whether he or Karl Rolvaag won the November vote.
Union officials said the vote showed the company’s offer was inadequate to cover the roughly 10 cent per hour cost of living rise since the last raise four years ago. They cited only a $3 increase in hospital benefits for workers, a small pension fund boost, and wage steps from $2.08 to $2.14 with six cent raises in 1964 and 1965, while the contract had expired and been extended only by mutual accord.
Washington AP reports top Democratic and Republican leaders say they do not plan a salary increase for members of Congress. The discussion arises amid budget pressures and protests from lawmakers about pay.
The majority leader said he was not aware of any plan by members of Congress to raise their salaries from 22,500 dollars. Sen. Everett M. Dirksen said he knew of no such move and rep John W. McCormack also stated he had not heard of it.
A three inch porcelain mortar and matching pestle offer compact cleaning friendly grinding. Ideal for garlic and spices with easy wash up and storage in small kitchens.
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