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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1963
Page
3
Question answers etiquette on bridal attire. The reply notes brides may wear anything from a formal bouquet to a corsage if dressed informally, suggesting flexibility in wedding dress and flowers.
In Richmond Judge Brocknbrough Lamb overruled a motion to dismiss allegations of unauthorized practice of law by the Virginia NAACP and two affiliates. The bar suit claims the group exceeded ethical bounds by filing school integration suits, while NAACP argues the activities are protected by First and Fourteenth Amendments. The judge found no basis to claim the suit aimed to thwart the organization.
A federal appeals court struck down two core parts of Lynchburg's desegregation plan, ruling that grade a year desegregation and racial minority transfer provisions are invalid. The 4th U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals remanded the case for further action consistent with its opinion.
Hampton appoints Edwina C Kilgore as its first woman mayor after a career as a Hampton City Council member and former Hampton High School teacher. A College of William and Mary graduate, she has led local women’s groups and previously won Peninsula Woman of the Year in 1958. Kilgore is married to Langley Laboratory division chief and has two daughters.
The Atomic Energy Commission says evidence of possible recent Soviet nuclear tests is inconclusive and awaits further evidence and analysis. An informed source suggested a June 12 test around one kiloton, likely underground, with atmospheric tests unlikely if others refrain.
U S officials describe South Viet Nam as a valuable proving ground for new weapons and battlefield methods. ARPA runs projects like a swimmer support boat and a marsh screw vehicle to boost mobility in the delta.
FDA Commissioner George P. Larrick announced a study evaluating food and air laws and the necessary improvements in laws, organization, and port coordination for federal state cooperation. The aim is to bring all aspects of the system into clearer, coordinated light.
Dr. Thomas M. Hall of Shenandoah won the Republican nomination for the 23rd District State Senate seat. Acclaimed at a Saturday convention, he aims to unseat Democratic Sen. George S. Aldhizer II of Broadway.
Maj. Gen. James Lawton Collins aged 80 died Sunday of a heart attack. A brother of former Army chief J. Lawton Collins, he last served as head of the 5th Service Command in Columbus Ohio before retiring in 1946. He was born in New Orleans.
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