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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 14, 1963
Page
12
A night fire in Shenandoah caused about 100000 in damage and threatened a business district. Six counties aided as three buildings were destroyed and water was hauled from the Shenandoah River. No injuries reported.
Senators clash over proposed rules to curb filibusters with a threefold split. Liberals push for a 51 vote threshold to halt debate after 15 days, while a middle-ground group favors a three-fifths limit. Southern bloc led by Russell fights any change amid civil rights stakes.
Two Berkeley College students were seriously injured when their car struck a Berkeley school bus on Route 45 east of Martinsburg last Friday. Douglas Lamp and Dennis Sherman, both 18, were taken to King's Daughter's Hospital with multiple injuries. no charges were filed as the bus carried 61 students.
John J. Shea 64 president of the Wood Newspaper Machinery Corp. of New York died Saturday in Scottsdale Ariz. He had joined the Wood Corp. in 1952 after serving as general production director for Hearst newspapers in the United States. He was born in Worcester Mass.
A detailed look at the 1951 reassessment process led by Mr. Barr and Mr. Rose. It describes pre gathered land and improvement data, use of Boeckh's manual for cost figures, separating true market sales from other transfer types, and appraisal methods based on recent sales and land value per front foot. The piece notes time constraints, public hearings, and that about 40 percent of homes were inspected inside while all commercial and industrial properties were inspected.
Cattle and hog prices move mixed across Baltimore Chicago and New York markets. Slaughter steers cows and heifers show varied demand with steady to higher bids. hogs see some decline, sows scarce. New York stocks trend higher as Kennedy address boosts buying optimism.
Virginia Democrat John C. Marsh Jr. urges congressional action to end the national longshoremen’s strike. He cites raw material shortages at a Rockbridge County carpet plant and warns livelihoods of Virginia families are imperiled while materials languish at dockside. He quotes Horace C. Jones of James Lees and Sons Co. pleading for immediate help to keep mills operating.
The United Nations plans a special emissary to Kolwezi to compel Moise Tshombe to surrender his secessionist holdout. A Gurkha battalion may move in to seize strategic targets, while Indian troops reportedly occupy Shinkolobwe near Jadotville as U.N. ground forces progress toward Kolwezi.
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