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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jan 21, 1958

Page

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Eisenhower Asserts U S Military Strength

President Eisenhower declares America strong militarily and promises further strength. He says national security must be kept out of this year's congressional campaigns during a Republican $100-a-plate dinner and nationwide TV radio address.

Chicago Eisenhower America International Amphitheatre Congress Sherman Adams Donovan Hall Nixon New York States District of Columbia

Seventeen Indicted by Grand Jury in Circuit Court

Frederick County Circuit Court saw a busy session as a grand jury indicted 17 defendants on charges including involuntary manslaughter, breaking and entering, larceny, shooting, and uttering forged checks. Several cases featured early arraignments, pleas, and bond status, with multiple defendants scheduled for January and February court dates.

Frederick County Robert William Strosnider Sylvia E. Coffelt Thornton Smith Arlington Duard Felton Tarkenton, Jr Elva Alvira Martin Strosnider Capias Smith Melvin Tyson John W. Hockman Hockman Paper Mill Tyson Theodore William Baker James Edwards Clarence Butler Link

Sailor Injured In Fatal Crash Still Unconscious

A sailor from Niagara Falls N Y remained unconscious at Memorial Hospital after a traffic crash 15 miles north of Winchester on Route 522 that killed companion Franklin D Faust 19 of Tyrone Pa Faust died hours after being pinned in his car Two other sailors suffered lesser injuries The incident prompted hospital updates and ongoing care for James A Francis the injured survivor

Memorial Hospital James A. Francis Niagara Falls N.Y Winchester Franklin D. Faust Tyrone

Storm Warnings For Path Of Eastward Storm Across Plains

The Weather Bureau posted warnings for heavy snow and rain across the central plains and moving into the Northeast. Areas in lower Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas and Arkansas face heavy snowfall range 5 to 12 inches. Small craft advisories stretched from Cape Hatteras to Florida and into the Gulf.

Associated Press Central Plains Weather Bureau Lower Michigan Wisconsin Illinois Iowa Missouri Kansas Arkansas Appalachians Atlantic Texas Mississippi Valley Pacific Northwest Ohio Valley Gulf States Atlantic Coast Miami Atlantic Ocean Cape Hatteras N.C Florida Straits Gulf of Mexico St. Marks The Keys

Committee Votes Fund To Speed Missile Program

The House Appropriations Committee approved an emergency time-buy of 1.41 billion dollars to accelerate Army and Air Force missile programs. Of the total, 1.26 billion is new cash and 150 million to transfer existing funds. The action backs Atlas Thor and Jupiter missiles, IRBM facilities, and an ICBM squadron at Cooke Air Force Base.

Washington House Appropriations Committee Air Force Eisenhower Army House Rep. Mahon D-Tex U.S.S.R Russia United States Strategic Air Command Cooke Air Force Base California

Senate Democrats Challenge Eisenhower Defense Claims

Top Senate Democrats challenged President Eisenhower on his claim that national security had been markedly strengthened during his five years in office. They argued defense gains were relative and accused Adams of politicizing national defense, as Eisenhower, Adams, and other officials rallied nationwide.

Washington Senate Eisenhower Sherman Adams Adams Chicago Russell Senate Armed Services Committee Sen. Kefauver D - Tenn Minneapolis Mansfield Paul M. Butler

Assembly at a Glance: Budget Hearings and Committee Mergers

The Legislature met at noon and held brief floor sessions before the first joint hearing of the House Appropriations and Senate Finance Committees on the budget bill. Del. John B. Boatwright introduced a measure to merge the two racial investigating committees into a single joint committee. The Senate advanced a bill giving localities broader choice in selecting school superintendents, slated for passage tomorrow.

Associated Press House Appropriations Senate Finance House del. John B. Boatwright Buckingham Senate House Senate

Ex-Convict Escapes With Hostage After Lynchburg Slaying

A former inmate with a lengthy police record slipped into his former wife’s home in Lynchburg Virginia and shot three women, killing one. He kidnapped his ex-wife during a two hour rampage before fleeing.

Lynchburg

Patterson heads Frederick County Firemen's Assn

Harry Patterson, president of Round Hill Community Fire Company, was elected president of the Frederick County Volunteer Firemen's Association at the annual meeting at Clearbrook Fire Hall. Officers include Robert Steele vice president Harry Cain secretary and Woodrow Legge treasurer. Alarm totals for seven companies reached 207 with 29 houses 27 vehicles 106 brush 24 chimneys and 21 out buildings. Also reported were monthly runs by each company and remarks on the Winchester Rescue Squad visit.

Harry Patterson Round Hill Clearbrook Fire Company Clearbrook Stephens City Middletown Shawnee Gore Capon Bridge

Senate hearings seek WWII leaders on missiles and bases

The Senate Preparedness subcommittee plans public testimony from Adm. Chester W. Nimitz and Gen. Carl Spaatz as part of a broader inquiry into accelerating missile work and dispersing Strategic Air Command bases. House panels also hear Brucker and Lemnitzer in closed sessions amid debate over Eisenhower’s emergency program.

Washington Senate Preparedness Subcommittee Defense Department Adm Chester W. Nimitz Naval Operations Carl Spaatz Air Force House Armed Services Committee Army Brucker Lyman Lemnitzer House Appropriations Committee Eisenhower Strategic Air Command Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Russia U. S United States Soviet Union Arleigh Burke Free World

Skate at Own Risk at Senseny Park Pond

Winchester Parks and Recreation Department warns skaters at Senseny Park pond to skate at their own risk due to insufficient supervision. Superintendent Jim Barnett states the department cannot be responsible for any skating activity there.

Winchester Parks and Recreation Department Senseny Park Jim Barnett Parks and Recreation

Gene Tierney Detained as Patient at Menninger Clinic

TOPEKA Kan Film star Gene Tierney is a psychiatric patient at the Menninger Foundation here. Details of her illness were not specified.

Topeka Kan Gene Tierney Menninger Foundation

Lower Automobile Prices Kept Living Costs From Rising

The government reported a December decline in new car prices helped hold living costs steady from November. The overall index remained 121.6 percent of the 1947-49 average, up 3.1 percent from a year earlier. New car prices fell 2.3 percent with larger discounts on 1958 cars. used cars dropped 1.4 percent.

Washington Hersey Riley Labor Department

Soviet warns Middle East over US bases threat

The Soviet Foreign Ministry denounced U S plans for nuclear and rocket bases in the Middle East as a threat to regional existence and an insult to Muslim religious feelings. Leonid Iyichev urged Baghdad Pact nations to take responsibility for Middle East policies and criticized Turkey for an aggressive stance at the Paris NATO summit.

Moscow Soviet Union Middle East U. S Foreign Ministry Ankara Leonid Iyichev United States Turkey NATO Paris

Man Killed Digging His Own Grave in Argentina

Lorenzo Benegas, 73, of La Banda Argentina, bought a cemetery lot for his burial and began digging his own grave. A sudden electrical storm struck as he shoveled, and a lightning bolt killed him instantly.

LA Banda Argentina Lorenzo Benegas

Pineapple Half Special At Howard Johnson Restaurant

A fresh pineapple half feature offered at the Howard Johnson Restaurant near the George Washington Hotel. The item highlights a tropical fruit pairing and hotel dining ambiance.

Howard Johnson George Washington Hotel

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United Republican Fund William Stratton Sailor Mary Chess Marianne’s of Senate Democrats Ike Seper Sen.Mansfield Montana Kefauver Patterson Frederick County Firemen’s Assn Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Robert Hahn Robert White W. L. Ridgeway Stanley Watkins Sidney James McCormick Baltimore Jane Miller McCormick McCormick Alma Walton Davis Davis Alma Powell Mrs. Davis Mrs. Powell Powell E.S. Cochrane Sidney Jr McCormicks Virginia Rt. 522 Roy Matthews FF Icy Highway Rame
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