Ministers Back Move to Suspend Castro Regime
Western Hemisphere ministers reached a general accord to suspend or expel Castro's regime from OAS agencies. Argentina and Chile joined Brazil and Mexico in backing a six or more resolution final declaration. The United States seeks unanimous backing that communism and Castroism are incompatible with the Inter-American system. The big hurdle remains how to eject Cuba.
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Argentina
Chile
Brazil
Mexico
U.S
United States
Council of the Organization of American States
Cuba
Dean Rusk
Havana
Fidel Castro
OAS
Castro
Inter-American Defense Board
Hemisphere
Don Ploss Scores Record Bowling Night at Health Center
Don Ploss of the Congregational Christian Church bowling team posted 86 128 190 for the highest individual effort in league history at the Health Center. His 2nd game beat his first by 42 and the final game by 62, hinting he could threaten the world record with more play.
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Don Ploss
Congregational Christian Church
Don
Tenderswee Fried Clams All You Can Eat Deal
Howard Johnson s Restaurant advertises an all you can eat fried clams offer for 1 29 at the George Washington Hotel. Page 8 notice lists the promotion and venue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard Johnson’s
George Washington Hotel
Fire Damages Krazy Kitchen and Nearby Businesses
A morning blaze at the Krazy Kitchen on E Piccadilly Street caused over ten thousand dollars in damage. The fire, the worst in Winchester in a year, also damaged the Foremost Beauty Salon and an adjacent empty office, with smoke and water damage throughout the block. A DeLuxeberger Restaurant patron spotted flames at 2:43 a.m. and helped raise the alarm.
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Winchester
Krazy Kitchen
E. Piccadilly St
DeLuxeberger
Reuss
John J. Hawse
Hawse
Charles Cooper
Garland Sager
Owen Fultz
Glen Bland
Diane Hartle
Cameron and Piccadilly
Sarah Zane
Friendship
Piccadilly
Loudoun Sts
Glenn's Space Run Postponed Till Thursday at Earliest
Space agency officials say the next attempt to launch John H. Glenn Jr. around the world will not occur before Thursday. Glenn spent hours awaiting liftoff as weather and sea conditions remain the primary concerns for a safe flight and recovery.
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Cape Canaveral
Fla
Project Mercury
John H. Glenn Jr
Astrologers Predict Doomsday For Next Monday
Worldwide forecasts warn of catastrophe from storms to World War III starting Sunday. Astronomers dispute the doom, calling astrologers’ prophecies nonsensical as Hindus and Muslims seek refuge in major Indian cities.
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New York
Capricorn
Mercury
Venus
Mars
Jupiter
Saturn
Aquarius
James S. Pickering
Hayden Planetarium
India
Calcutta
Bombay
Madras
New Delhi
Virginia bill carries 250000 for handicapped children lab
A Virginia bill to appropriate 250000 would fund a handicapped children laboratory wing at the University of Virginia for research and teacher training. Three Spong commission members plan to introduce the measure, linking to broader education recommendations and possible librarian and teaching fellow funding.
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Richmond
University of Virginia
Spong Education Study Commission
General Assembly
Childrens Rehabilitation Center
Spong Commission
Dels. D. French Slaughter Jr
Culpeper
Thomas R. Glass
Lynchburg
W. Roy Smith
Petersburg
Commission On Public Educations
William B. Spong Jr
Portsmouth
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Slaughter and Glass
House Finance Committee
Local Jaycees Honor Three For Services
At the Annual Founders Day dinner the local Jaycees awarded Frank Armstrong Joe Pasquali and James Brumback for service Armstrong earned outstanding boss Pasquali received the Distinguished Service Award and Brumback the outstanding farmer. Donald Nunn J T Kremer Jr Bill Allison and Kenneth Place earned spoke awards. About 220 attended the Saturday night event at the Lee Jackson presided over by Clayton Adams. Robert Clark former National Jaycee President spoke on his office experiences and Jaycees goals. New members inducted included Harry M Payne William D Baker Lee Gregory Donald K Jones Robert D Novick Donald W Moulden Frederick J Gouw die and Ralph E Coates. Pasquali a WINC staffer was born in Washington DC and is a Univ of Pittsburgh graduate who worked at radio stations in Somerset Pa and Orlando Fla. He is a member of several local groups and served in the U S Army Signal Corps during WWII.
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Frank Armstrong
Joe Pasquali
James Brumback
Pasquali
Armstrong
Brumback
Donald Nunn
J. T. Kremer, Jr
Bill Allison
Kenneth Place
Lee Jackson
Clayton Adams
Robert Clark
Jaycee
Jaycees
Harry M. Payne
William D. Baker
Lee Gregory
Donald K. Jones
Robert D. Novick
Donald W. Moulden
Frederick J. Goundie
Ralph E. Coates
Mr. Pasquali
WINC
Washington, D. C
University of Pittsburgh
Winchester
Somerset
Orlando
Fla
Sacred Heart Catholic Church
the Jaycees
the Elks
Local Historical Society
Civil War Round Table
Virginians Dig Out Of Biggest Snowfall
The storm dumped 2 to 12 inches across the state with Hampton Roads hit hard. One death reported a 78 year old Portsmouth woman died while clearing snow. Schools closed in Norfolk Danville Petersburg Hopewell Williamsburg South Boston and others as roads remain hazardous and temperatures drop.
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Portsmouth
Arrillia Overton
Old Dominion
State Highway Department
Carolinas
Atlantic
Chatham
Danville
Halifax County
Petersburg
Farmville
Richmond
Lynchburg
Roanoke
Williamsburg
Norfolk
Newport News
Virginia Beach
Gloucester
Mathews
Fredericksburg
Virginia
Harrisonburg
Front Royal
Alleghany County
Bath
Staunton
Waynesboro
Bristol
Bluefield
Hampden - Sydney College
Prince Edward County
Hopewell
South Boston
Feather extradition hearing set in Maryland for wife murder
Keith Feather, a Frederick meat cutter, faced murder charges in Frederick, Maryland, for the shooting of his estranged wife Betty Jo Cox Feather in what police say may have occurred near Sandy Hook. He admits the shooting but claims it happened on the Maryland side of the Potomac, with ballistics and autopsy tests planned.
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Maryland
Keith Feathers
Winchester
Associated Press
Fred Keith Feather
Freerick
Betty Jo Cox Feather
Feather
Frederick
Sandy Hook
Baltimore
The
Star
Russell Fisher
F. M. Funk
Mayland
Virginia
Maryl
Safeway
Clayton
Braithwaite
Funk
Lynchburg School Integrates Quietly as Two Negro Teens Enroll
Owen C. Cardwell Jr and Linda D. Woodruff, both 14, become the first Black students to attend E. C. Glass High School in Lynchburg. They arrived with minimal attention amid snow and crowds, marking a milestone seven years after the Brown v. Board ruling.
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Lynchburg
E. C. Glass High School
Owen C. Cardwell Jr
Linda D. Woodruff
Glass
Woodruff
Edward M. Barksdale
Owen C. Cardwell Sr
U. S. Supreme Court
E. C. Glass
Thomas J. Michie
Charlottesville
Jones opens Week of Prayer at Shenandoah College
Dr. E. Stanley Jones addressed a capacity audience in the Shenandoah College auditorium for the opening service of the annual Week of Prayer. He will speak daily at 7 30 p m through Friday and at 10 30 a m and 12 30 p m at Braddock Street Church Chapel. Luncheon is served daily at noon by the Winchester Council of Church Women. He discussed long standing tensions in the country and urged believers to seek unity in Christ.
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E. Stanley Jones
Shenandoah College Auditorium
Braddock Street Methodist Church
Braddock Street
Winchester Council of Churchwomen
1 Price Sale at Venders Inc Coats Suits Dresses Sportswear
Sale notice for Venders Inc offers coats suits dresses and sportswear at reduced prices. Includes discount event labeled 1p 1-25-26-29-31 with emphasis on bargain pricing for apparel items.
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Vic
Mike Winter
Varrettsville
Tenn
H. J. Carbaugh
Knoxville
Maine
Massachusetts
Canada
New York City
New England
Rocky Mountains
East
Tennessee
Georgia
Winter
Tennessee Orathological Society
J.B. Owen
Glenn
Riverside Presbyterian Church
Cocoa Beach
Charles E. Pfeiffer
Atlantic Ocean
Florida
By Andrew Meisels
Kansas
Bill
Local
D.C
Blackstone
Southside
Hampton
Bulletin
University of Montreal
Young Cardwell
Hears Jones
Dr. Jones
Winchester Evening Star
W. Va
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