Fruit Growers Warned of Government Pressure on Orchardists
Lacy and Dorsey warned Virginia fruit growers at the 67th annual convention that federal encroachment is increasing and state horticultural groups are weakening. They urged unity to resist outside pressures, citing labor, transportation bills, non tariff barriers, and the Apple Grade Law revision as major looming issues for the industry.
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Roanoke
Virginia
Beh R. Lacy
Front Royal
Virginia State Horticultural
Lacy
Joseph P. Dorsey
Berryville
Fredbee County Fruit Eae. Assation
Soaate Labor Committee
Eeder
Siew Wanes
Peace Corps tests attract little local turnout
Officials seek applicants as two test takers appeared at the Post Office on Saturday only one showed up. Tests were open to adults over 18 and married couples with no dependents. A scene on South Loudoun Street in Monmouth shows small crowds and a joking remark about carrying someone to the hilltop.
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Peace Corps
Loudoun St
Monmouth
Snow expected as bitter cold lingers
A Gulf of Mexico low and Canadian air mass forecast cloudy skies and possible snow tomorrow after a period of frigid air. Temperatures will run six to ten degrees below normal with most readings around the 20s and 30s. Several crashes Saturday left nine injured on slick highways amid ongoing wintry conditions.
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Vandiiettree
Kad Tein
Gulf of Mexico
Virginia
Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory
Winchester Elks to honor Buz Henry oldest lodge member
Winchester Elks plan a Wednesday dinner at the Elks Home on N Braddock Street to honor Buz Henry the oldest living member and initiate a class of new members. Henry a former two decade city council member helped promote Handley High and Apple Capital fame and led a fight to keep the South End Fire Co. He has worked as musician bricklayer printer reporter movie owner and real estate developer. He also toured with Pawnee Bill's Wild West Show at age 14 across 30 states.
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J. Henkel
Buz” Henry
Winchester Elks Lodge
Elks Home
N. Braddock St
Henry
Ellis’s
Aiden Too Lates
Gary
Handley Ened
U.S
Blossom F
Winchester
South End Fire Co
Patrick Henry
Buz
Pawnee Bill
Hugh
Local Truck Driver Killed In Early Morning Crash
Howard William Cain 52 of Greenwood died when his truck rear ended a halted truck at a red light on routes 130 and 571 at 2 05 am. The other driver Thomas Welsh 62 of Philadelphia was not hurt. Cain leaves a wife Mary, three children, and a large extended family. Funeral arrangements are pending.
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Howard William Cain
Greenwood
Highstown
Thomas Welsh
Philadelphia
Cain
Newwick
Novick Transfer Co., Inc
Mr. Cain
Summit Point
W. Va
Mary B. Finnegan
Gladys Grady
First Baptist Church
Ronald W. Cain
Alexandria
Sharon Lee Cain
Bonnie Sue Cain
John Cain
Rt. 1
Winchester
Thelma Davis
Hagerstown
Irene Smallwood
Ridgeway
Ruth Leight
Stephenson
Ronald W. Cain,ii
Allison Leigh Cain
New education and health columns debut in The Star
The Star introduces a education column by Dr Melton Wright director of instruction in Frederick County schools and a health column by Dr Harry J Johnson president of the Life Extension Foundation. Wright writes on page 4 alongside editorials.
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The
Star
Melton Wright
Frederick County
Wright
Harry J. Johnson
Life Extension Foundation
Handley James Wood Hoop Tickets Sell Out Early
Approximately 800 tickets for tomorrow night’s Handley versus James Wood basketball game at Shepherd College have sold out with 200 more at the gate. After 7 30 tickets remain available until the gym fills, and Winchester buyers are urged to arrive early.
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Handley
James Wood
Shepherd College
Hunter Maddox
Winchester
Britain’s Bid in Common Market Faces Key Delay Plan
West Germany Italy Belgium the Netherlands and Luxembourg privately say they face high stakes shaping Europe’s future. They aim to present a compromise with France to delay Britain’s Common Market membership for two to three weeks. The plan would refer the issue to the nine member Common Market Commission for study.
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West Germany
Italy
Belgium
Netherlands
Luxembourg
Western Alliance
United States
Britain
Khrushchev
Charles de Gaulle
Europe
Soviet Union
Nineman Common Market Commission
Clemson Geared to Admit Its First Negro Student
Clemson College prepared to enroll Harvey B. Gantt as the institution’s first Negro student, a historic move amid legal resistance from South Carolina. State police and SLED agents stood by as officials anticipated protests while Gantt’s party faced campus surveillance and potential courtroom appeals.
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Clemson
S. C
Harvey B. Gantt
Clemson College
South Carolina
Robert McHugh Clemson
S.C
Robert C. Edwards
Harvey Gantt
Edwards
Gantt
U.S. Supreme Court
J. P. Storm
Strom
Charleston
A. R. Blake
Morris Street Baptist Church
Hobo Rides the Rails Endearing Railfan Legend
A railroading dog nicknamed Hobo roams the Norfolk and Western Seaboard corridor and is welcomed by crews from Cincinnati to Florida. Trainmen say he is a gentleman who tailors to yard and through trains, earning rides and affection while living in the N plus S system network.
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Hopewell
Cincinnati
Hobo
Florida
Ees
Norfolk & Western
Seaboard Air
Charles H. Branch
The
N&w
Hairston Hobo
Bronx
Atlantic Seaboard
SAS
Richmond
General Motors Reports Record Sales and Income
General Motors reported record 1962 results with net income of 1.459 billion dollars, about 5.10 per share, up over 60 percent from 1961. Car and truck sales totaled 5.239 million units, a new high, with dividends of 3 dollars per share.
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New York
General Motors Corp
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
At&t
U.S
Planes Capable of Carrying Nuclear Bombs In Cuba
Secretary of State Dean Rusk says Soviet pilots in Cuba fly MiG fighters capable of nuclear delivery. He cautions against Soviet troop presence while noting no confirmed nuclear warheads. He cites intelligence suggesting some missiles may be removed, with ongoing Senate inquiries and a House hearing planned.
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Washington
Soviet Union
Cuba
Dean Rusk
United States
Rusk
U.S
Nobeline
Congress
Senate
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Dorsey
Elks
Lodge
de Gaulle
Mary Hannum
Handley’s
General Organization
John Handley
Mount Hebron
Sam Hetzel
Sharon Moore
Judy Belchie
Judge Handley
N&wsagent
Joe Hairston
General Motors
Woolen
Swimley’s
House Foreign Affairs Committee
Cuban
Everett M. Dirksen
Illinois
Jacob K. Javits
Senate House Committee
Winchester Evening Star
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