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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 18, 1961
Page
7
Readers seek guidance on wedding invitations gifts and beach attire while another asks how to improve her husband’s table manners. Abby advises no dress code for weddings but suggests polite boundaries and patience. She notes pregnant women may enjoy the beach with modest swimwear and no need to hide.
A public notice urges residents to help reduce litter by carrying a bag in their car and depositing waste properly. It emphasizes keeping streets parks and byways clean and urges consistent personal responsibility.
Five teens aged 14 to 16 allegedly stole about $15,000 worth of equipment from three Miami area schools to fund tattoos. Police seek the tattooist who received part of the loot, and one suspect may face court Wednesday. Items taken included typewriters, tape recorders, radios, adding machines, coffee pots, and food.
MACON GA AP Roger Tucker, a bus terminal employee, found more than 15 snakes in storage lockers during a routine check on Monday. The snakes, of several rarities including a rattler, were placed in two paper sacks and a cardboard box. Police killed a few and the remainder were turned over to Mercer University's Biology department.
The Army signals plans to supply warheads capable of delivering chemical agents, including asphyxiating and nerve gases, across a range from a few thousand yards to over 200 miles. Maj. Gen. Marshall Stubbs and W. E. Black testified on strategic use and Soviet stockpiles.
A motorist reported to police that at a night traffic light he was attacked by a driver who jumped out, struck him in the nose, and drove off without explanation. The victim had a swollen face and described the assailant as the other driver in a prior car.
Guides at the Ohio Capitol faced a rare petition when a young couple sought to wed in the central rotunda in 1911. Officials checked the law and, upon finding restrictions, allowed the ceremony. The event drew a large crowd as offices emptied and many young women gathered to witness.
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