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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1962
Page
3
Eighteen pigs stolen from the Gus Glenn farm were recovered by officers three months later. Glenn notes all had gained weight and he figures he saved money on feed during the absence.
A candidate emphasizes lifelong residency and work in the district, asserting deep knowledge of local problems and dedication to representing constituents in Washington. The person stresses qualification to serve in the United States Congress and to address community needs.
Twenty five years after Amelia Earhart and navigator Fred Noonan vanished over the Pacific, no trace of the Itasca guided flight or the twin engine plane has been found. The article recalls her Pacific flight from Lae to Howland Island, the search by U.S. navy ships and Japanese help, and theories including espionage or a crash at sea. It notes Earhart's life, records, and the Howland memorial light.
The Associated Press reports Virginia highway wrecks killed nine people weekend, bringing the year toll to 397. Victims include David Michael Wilson of Radford and Richard Powell Woodyard of Arlington, among others, with multiple fatalities across Clarke, Greensville, Yorktown, Hillsville, Martinsville, and Williamsburg areas.
Eddie Lee Manista three year old son of Mr and Mrs Robert Manista of Phoenix wandered from his bed after a nap. He said he could not sleep because of the smoke. A fire started in a pile of clothes but was extinguished before spreading to other rooms.
A Santa Monica flying service pilot recalls Amelia Earhart and declines to confirm a secret mission. He muses that she may have landed and disappeared or possibly is still alive, noting his own speculation about her fate. Earhart had told her husband she wished to fly the world to grow old.
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