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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 13, 1958
Page
10
After Hoyt sat, Buz Sawyer pressured the audience with a spread. Faubus joined clapping and spoke with the publisher during the banquet. The governor later said Hoyt’s address reflected the judgment of an outsider who cannot be familiar with the situation.
Los Angeles reports cartoonist Frank Willard dies at 64 after a stroke. Creator of Moon Mullins and characters Moon Mullins and Lord Plushbottom, Willard lived in Beverly Hills since 1950 and is survived by his wife Marie and two children, Priscilla Alden Austin and Frank Jr.
Norfolk police indictments rise to ten as four more officers face burglary grand larceny charges tied to break ins. Deputy Chief Staylor vows ongoing inquiry with evidence as chief Anderson calls for stricter supervision and reforms in selection training and oversight.
Stephens City Auxiliary to the Fire Company plans an oyster and ham supper from 5 to 9 p.m. February 8. President Mrs. Jack Kemp reports the club’s finances at $304. Building progress includes the fire hall roof and pending floor work. A missing six gallon kettle is being sought. Bonnie Graham coaches the University of Mississippi basketball team for a seventh season.
Denver Post publisher Palmer Hoyt told Arkansas audience the Little Rock school integration crisis risks the American way of life alongside Russia’s economic and space-age military threats. Twenty six attendees walked out while Gov. Orval Faubus listened as the remarks drew polite applause.
Clarke County Lions Club will sponsor a block of dimes January 18. A clothes line along Main Street will hold dollar bills from 9 a.m. to 9 p.m. Lions members, a loudspeaker, and volunteers including the Clarke County High School cheerleaders, American Legion, Junior Chamber of Commerce, and Junior Woman's Club support multiple fundraisers for polio.
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