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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 18, 1963

Page

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Kennedy to make informal West Germany visit in May

President Kennedy will travel to Western Europe with an informal stop in West Germany after Italy, with Mrs Kennedy possibly joining in Bonn. The Bonn visit was arranged at the invitation of West German Chancellor Konrad Adenauer as part of a broader European tour.

JFK West Germany Bonn Ww (Ap Italy White House Germany Kennedy Aol Paris Charles de Gaulle London Harold Macmillen Western Europe Amintore Fanfani Nedy Same Adenauer France

Clemson Plans New Legal Moves To Bar Black Student

Clemson announced possible legal steps to delay or block the admission of Franklin Gantt, a Black student, after a court order required his enrollment. Officials said a postponement petition would be sought from the 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals, with a possible appeal to the U.S. Supreme Court if needed.

Clemson Bar S.C College Lege Gantt 4Th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals Edwards U.S. Supreme Court

Rose Sale switches to carnations due to flower shortage

The 11th Annual March of Dimes Rose Sale plans shifted to carnations as roses were unavailable. Local florists Smalts Weber and Sons Miller Bros. Florists and Snelling's Florists contribute flowers while city police search Miller Street after a resident reported a herd of cows being led down the street. An officer described a white cow leading the stampede before the effort to locate the herd was called off.

Smalts Florists Weber and Sons Miller Bros. Florists Snelling's Miller St

Truman Undergoes Hernia Surgery in Kansas City

Former President Harry S. Truman underwent hernia surgery in Kansas City Mo this morning after entering the hospital for an annual physical examination. He was reported in satisfactory condition and walked into the hospital earlier, with doctors saying the procedure was planned due to a longstanding hernia.

Kansas City Harry S. Truman Deees Oe Atelier Arcaneae Cae Elitaioli Eeenietin Ok Truman Truman Library Independence

Ferry Carrying 80 Koreans Capsizes Off Southwest Coast

A 34 ton ferry Yun ho with about 80 passengers disappeared in a storm off Mokpo South Korea. Nine bodies were recovered and all aboard were feared drowned as sudden gales struck around noon four miles southwest of Mokpo.

Eale Korea S Oné National “Police Hainam Mokpo Toy Seoul

Larceny Trial Hinges on Conflicting Testimony

A Martinsburg Pike case pits Austin Blair Keplinger against the Commonwealth in circuit court jury deliberations over grand larceny at Jumpin Restaurant. Prosecutor Massie portrays missing 101 dollars from Oct 30 31. defense says money was taken to count later, with witnesses noting Keplinger drank that night.

Circuit Court E. Pall Mall St Martinsburg Pike Austin Blair Keplinger Commonwealth Joseph A. Massie, Jr Keplinger David G. Simpson Caahdaiailiaans Spocket Juanita Mason Massie Mr. Massie Mason Dame Oe Ion i

Southwest Virginia hit by sleet and freezing rain

Southwest Virginia counties faced cold temperatures and freezing rain that closed schools in at least one county and caused traffic snarls with reports of at least one death. Light coastal rain continued into the night with the Richmond area getting sprinkles. Temperatures elsewhere were 10 to 15 degrees higher than the prior night.

Christiansburg Virginia Richmond Testate Cape Hatteras

Roanoke Area Records Mild Earth Tremors

The Roanoke area felt mild tremors yesterday morning with seismograph needles jumping at 6:40 and 9:26 a.m. VPI geologist Charles Sears estimated the quakes occurred near the Virginia Tennessee line 120 to 140 miles away. Residents including Mrs Brumfield described deep rumbling as the tremors shook rooms and rattled belongings.

Roanoke Virginia Polytechnic Institute Dows VPI Charles Sears Virginia Tennessee Ors Network Headquarters Chapel Hill N.C St. Louis Washington Bristol Blacksburg

Midwest Sees New Arctic Surge and Blizzard in Montana

A fresh arctic air mass sweeps the Midwest after a brief thaw, bringing blizzard conditions to Montana and heavy drifting snow. High winds create road hazards across central and southeastern Montana while temperatures plummet to near 30 below in some northern areas and the upper Midwest faces widespread subzero readings.

Montana Midwest Dakotas Minnesota Nebraska Rockies Texas Ice Lakes Mississippi International Falls Minn Canadian Monsuz South Dakota Upper Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Maine Gulf Coastal States Georgia Carolinas Louisiana Far West Southwest Californ

Free Gift Offer Expires January 19 1963

Savings and Loan W Boscawen 8t. advertises a free gift offer with an expiration date of January 19 1963 for customers.

Savings & Loan W. Boscawen

Brandt Refuses Khrushchev Talks Amid Berlin Campaign

Berlin vote tension rises as Nikita Khrushchev invites Mayor Willy Brandt to cross the Berlin Wall for a Cold War discussion. Brandt declines under pressure from the Christian Democrats, arguing the move would aid Communist aims. Voters head to the polls February 17 for the 133 member representative house.

Berlin Nikita Khrushchev Willy Brandt West Berlin Brandt Christian Democrats Berlin Wall Konrad Adenauer Khrushchev

Billion Dollar Travel Industry Virginia Goal

Governor Harrison urges Virginia to grow tourism from 700 million to a billion in coming years. He warns competition rises and stresses continued advertising along highways amid federal sign limits. Endless Caverns’ Carroll Maloney criticizes the highway ad restrictions.

Virginia Roanoke Albertis S. Harrison Jr Virginia Travel Council Commonwealth Harrison Carroll M. Maloney Endless Caverns New Market Inter

Police Chief Greene Killed in Gun Battle in Blowing Rock

William Deane Greene 28 police chief of Blowing Rock North Carolina was shot to death during a routine stop of two motorists in a 1956 Pontiac black over pink North Carolina 1962 plates Y 9067 authorities issued a statewide alert. Greene had served seven years on the force including a year and a half as chief and was a regional native and father of two.

Blowing Rock N. C William Deane Bill) Greene North Carolina Greene

Goldwater Warns Budget Could Push Economy into Depression

In Richmond, Senator Barry Goldwater blasted President Kennedy's $98.8 billion budget as irresponsible and warned a large deficit could trigger a depression. He called spending at odds with growth and warned of a police state trend from increased federal control.

Richmond Congress Kennedy Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater Richmond Chamber of Commerce Harry Byrd Walter Ls Senate Riche

Veiled Attack on K's Policy Sparks East Berlin Outcry

In Berlin Wu Hsiu-chuan, the Red Chinese delegate, faced jeers and a shouted down speech after a veiled attack on Khrushchev's coexistence policy at the East German party congress. 2,500 delegates and guests from 70 Communist parties showed disapproval with stamping feet and whistles as Khrushchev, absent, was cited for guiding fraternal parties.

Berlin Wu Hsiuchuan Khrushchev East Berlin Chi Verner Pfus

Salvation Army Annual Dinner Set Wednesday

The Salvation Army annual dinner will be held Wednesday at 6 30 p m in the Lee Jackson Restaurant. Maj Edward Bowman announces guest speakers Lt Col Guy Hepler and Lt Col and Mrs Paul S plus Maj and Mrs W R H Goodier. Mayor Smalls to give greetings. May Bowman and Mrs Tilman Shumate to report on 1962 activities. Reservations via Chief of Police Maj J Thomas Boyd.

Salvation Army Lee- Jackson Edward Bowman Guy Hepler Virginia West Virginia Paul S Baltimore and Maryland W.R.H. Goodier Maj. Goodier Henry A. Lowry Claude B. Smalls, Jr Army May Bowman Tilman Shumate Women’s Auxiliary J. Thomas Boyd

Modern Age Shoppe Cruise & Resort Wear Feature

The advertisement highlights Cruise and Resort wear including bathing suits cotton and silk dresses and sportswear from Modern Age Shoppe. It showcases a range of apparel options aimed at travel and leisure wardrobes for the season.

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