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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 12, 1963
Page
12
Quotes show mixed steer and heifer trends with steady to higher close. Slaughter cattle demand remains uneven with prime loads and high choice ranges reported, while sheep and hogs post softer numbers from Friday’s session.
Larry Dale Burcham of Middletown was found guilty of drunken driving by a Circuit Court jury. He received a $250 fine and a 30 day suspended jail term after being arrested September 7 by Sgt. Fred McFarland. Judge Elliott Marshall imposed the sentence with Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. prosecuting. James Fishback led the five member jury.
RICHMOND AP The State Health Department reports its control program cutting animal rabies in 1962 to 52 percent below the five year average.
The strike by the International Longshoremen's Association enters its third week as more than 500 ocean-going ships sit idle on Atlantic and Gulf Coast ports. Industry warns of material shortages and mounting losses surpassing 400 million dollars with 20 000 workers idled.
Howard Cain, 37, of Boyce, suffered extensive facial and leg lacerations when his pickup collided with a tractor trailer at the intersection of state route 632 and Rt 7 during heavy fog. The tractor trailer driver, Robert Jacobus of Princeton Ind, was charged with reckless driving and no chauffeur's license. Cain was taken to the hospital by the John H. Enders Rescue Squad.
Clarke County School Board approved a 1963 64 budget to take to the board of supervisors in February. Superintendent George Burton said the budget will be presented to the supervisors first and he will seek higher county appropriations than last year. The regular monthly meeting yielded no other business. Kathleen Clifford Ilitch noted actress and author Kathleen Clifford, died in a Los Angeles hospital after a long illness.
The piece notes Kennedy era officials withheld comment on whether the US promised air cover for the 1961 Cuban invasion and failed to deliver. Veteran Manuel Penabaz alleged Perez and San Roman sought jet cover via an American ship, but rebels failed to receive air support against Castro.
The 32 year old brigade commander and five companions faced newsmen who pressed about United States relations. He shook his head and declined to answer about any indicated venture. He had just been released after over 20 months in prison camps on Christmas Eve.
Former Gov. Colgate W. Darden Jr. will deliver the 15th annual John Randolph Tucker Lectures at Washington and Lee University Law School. He is set to speak at 8 p.m. on May 3 and at noon on May 4.
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