Railroads Asked To Delay New Work Rules
The nation’s railroads plan a 30 day delay posting new work rules to avert a threatened Tuesday strike. Hints of congressional action surface as Kennedy’s ICC plan to decide the rules is debated. Union leaders voice broad opposition while rail executives warn further postponement could harm the industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Columbia Broadcasting System
Washington
Oren Harris
D-Ark
House Commerce Committee
Congress
Daniel P. Loomis
Association of American Railroads
Harris
Kennedy
Interstate Commerce Commission
Loomis
Lawrence and Massie Named Directors of Local Bank
Lawrence, Massie named to Shenandoah Valley National Bank board. William H. Lawrence III and Joseph A. Massie Jr. appointed at a board meeting led by Harold G. Brown. Lawrence, 33, is a Clearbrook Woolen Shop manager and former Stonewall Ruritan president. Massie, 44, active in Episcopal and civic groups, is a Winchester resident with two daughters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William H. Lawrence, III
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Shenandoah Valley National Bank
Harold G. Brown
Mr. Lawrence
Clearbrook
Clearbrook Woolen Co., Inc
Mercersburg Academy
Williams College
Philadelphia Textile Institute
U. S. Navy
Massie
Christ Episcopal Church
Dept. of Christian Stewardship
Episcopal Diocese of Virginia
Winchester Exchange Club
Stonewall Ruritan Club
B.P.O. Elks No
Izaak Walton League
American Legion
Veteran of Foreign Wars
Winchester
Teresa
Hot Springs
Ark
William Samuel Love
Shenandoah National Bank
Winchester gains first U.S. Commissioner in years
David G. Simpson, partner at Scully Waltz and Simpson, is named United States Commissioner by Federal Judges Michie and Dalton. The four year appointment starts this week and allows Simpson to handle preliminary federal hearings, extradition matters, and bonds from his E Boscaswen Street office. Previously locals used Harrisonburg for federal matters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David G. Simpson
Simpson
E. Boscaswen St
Speed Checker device noted on car top in Cameron Street
The Crier reports a new model car with a three foot inter mounted speedometer labeled Speed Checker. The dial reportedly slows ten. National Safety Council referenced in the mix up. A jeep equipped with a snow plow front is mentioned with temperature readings.
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Crier
Cameron St
National Safety Council
Pampered Pooch Returns To A Humble Life In Tucson
Star a 6 year old wetermaraner loses air conditioned station wagon silver eating dishes and a 300 dollar monthly caretaker after 7 061 dollars in luxury. Tucson attorney Martin Rogers resigns as executor of Mrs Olivia Kuhlmann s estate triggering a court appointed special administrator to care for Star and the estate. Residual heirs seek removal for extravagance while the will directs funds for Star s care from a 62885 dollar estate with the rest to Sol Rosenbloom Mayme Mullen and William Walsh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tucson
Ariz
Martin Rogers
Olivia Kuhlmann
Rogers
Star
Churchmen call segregation immoral and racism blasphemy
Three faith leaders representing Protestant Catholic and Jewish groups urged Congress to pass Kennedy civil rights bills saying segregation is immoral and racism blasphemy. They spoke to House Judiciary and to the Senate Judiciary Committee as Robert Kennedy urged action against segregation in public life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Congress
Eugene Carson Blake
House Judiciary Subcommittee
Kennedy
Blake
United Presbyterian Church
Maryland
John F. Cronin
National Catholic Welfare Conference
Irwin Mom
Robert F. Kennedy
Senate Judiciary Committee
James 0. Eastland
D-Miss
Erwin N. Griswold
U.S. Civil Rights ‘Commission
Dean
Harvard Law School
Senate Commerce Committee
Russians Raise Last-Minute Treaty Problem
In Moscow a Soviet Foreign Office call sent U S and British experts into a last morning session to finish a partial ban on nuclear weapon tests. Western diplomats remained cautiously hopeful the pact could be signed today.
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Moscow
United States
Britain
Unnte
Test Ban Treaty Reported Completed In Moscow
After a day of negotiations the nuclear test ban treaty was reported completed and likely to be initiated. Premier Khrushchev said a turn toward a better international climate could result from signing the agreement, which the Russians hope but British and American delegations could not negotiate.
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Moscow
Khrushchev
Winchester Days Opens Tomorrow With 45 Participants
Winchester's annual bargain bonanza opens tomorrow morning featuring 45 participants including Winchester Retail Merchants Assn members and area auto dealers. Free parking after 9 am and free bus rides to downtown 9 am–2 pm daily. Grand prize is a 1963 Oldsmobile F-85 awarded Saturday at 5:30 pm. no show needed to win.
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Winchester
Winchester Retail Merchants Assn
The
Star Today
Paul Strawderman
Leggett’s
AMA
Strawderman
Weather Outlook for Virginia Returns to Normal Temps
A high pressure area over the Great Lakes is forecast to move into Virginia bringing normal temperatures and little rain over the next two days. The system should produce dry conditions with limited precipitation across the state.
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Richmond
Great Lakes
Virginia
Pickets lock arms in Brooklyn protest for minority jobs
In Brooklyn, 12 demonstrators including five women were arrested during a noon protest at the Downstate Medical Center site as part of a broader drive to secure more building trade jobs for Negroes and Puerto Ricans. The action follows weeks of clashes at city construction sites.
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New York
Brooklyn
Downstate Medical Center
Rutgers
Lower East Side
Manhattan
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Queens
Parole Hopes Face Gordon Life Term and More
Gordon 57yearold carpenter was sentenced to life for the May 1962 pistol slaying of Joseph Desrosiers 47 at his Kinzel Drive home. A separate 20year term for the attempted murder of Mrs Desrosiers runs consecutively, denying parole.
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George Washington Gordon
Joseph Leon Desrosiers
Kinzel Drive
Elliott D. Marshall
Gordon
Desrosiers
Simpson
Mercy
Marshall
Commonwealth
Joseph A. Massie, Jr
Massie
Strife in New York City Spurs Editorial Debate on Page Four
An editorial discussion on page four of the New York edition analyzes ongoing strife in New York City and questions the responsibilities of newspapers in covering it. The piece debates journalistic ethics and public impact amid political tension.
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New York City
Waynesboro Welder Dies in 140 Foot Fall
A Waynesboro welder, 36, Charles Leroy Cash, died after falling from a 140 foot boiler under construction at a Virginia Electric & Power Co. station in Chesterfield County. He toppled through an opening in the metal while welding piping at the top of the boiler.
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Dutch Gap
Waynesboro
Here
Chesterfield County
Charles Leroy Cash
Virginia Electric & Power Co
Terrorists Toss 36 Fire Bombs at Capitol
In Bogota police reported that on Monday night terrorists threw 36 homemade fire bombs at the Colombian Capitol building. The blasts caused minor damage with no injuries reported.
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Bogota
Colombia
Medical Student Killed By Mysterious Shot
Wal ter Rinko Jr., 27, a medical student at the Medical College of Virginia, was found dead in his sports car on Merritt Parkway after leaving Trumbull for Richmond. Police found no weapon, and the rifle shot left the left arm and chest with the bullet lodged in the right arm. Rinko, married with a 2 year old, was a Fairfield University graduate and had a $7,500 research fellowship. Two unidentified youths witnessed the car stopped and alerted authorities. no motive or suspect is known.
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Westport
Conn
Virginia
Merrit Parkway
Walter Rinko Jr
Rinko
Trumbull
Medical le Ae of
Richmond
Ing
Barbara
Bridgeport
Fairfield University
Norfolk Hospital
Medical College
Counties Seek Reduced Feed Grain Prices Amid Drought
Frederick and Clarke Counties asked Richmond to allow purchase of feed grains at cut rates due to drought. At a special ASCS meeting Frederick County agents reported record low yields and livestock feeding extending 30 to 40 days. Corn, alfalfa, and hay yields fall well below normal with corn prices rising, prompting a request for relief.
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Frederick Clarke Counties
County Agricultural and Stabilization Conservation Committee
Richmond
Frederick County
Clarke County
Frederick
ASCS
Robert K. Stickley
John T. Wolfe
Julian A. Everly
Forth Credit Bureau
David Headley
Farmers Home Administration
Virginia McClure
Wolfe
Warren
Page
Man Escapes Clarke Jail Fourth Time This Year
Berryville 21 year old inmate Ronald L Runion escaped Clarke County Jail through an open cell door at 7 30 am after previously breaking into Berryville Lumber Co and attempting a Berryville Safeway Store break in He returned to jail after bond was not upheld while deputies and state police searched for him near the town limits He is described as five feet nine inches tall 150 pounds in a tee shirt gray pants and blue suede shoes.
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Berryville
Ronald L. Runion
Clarke County
Percy Camper
Runion
Berryville Lumber Co
John Slater
Here
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JFK
ICC
St. Louis
Five Brotherhoods
Senate
House
W. H. Lawrence
Ill
Lawrence, Massie
Local Bank
First Presbyterian Church
Lawrence
Erick County Chamber of Commerce
Margaret Moore
E. Blackburn Moore
I ‘ Amaree Pella
David Simpson
U.S
Clarke
Robert Kennedy
Cambridge
Justice Department
Thomas B. Finan
Gloria Richardson
N.Y
Shenandoah Room
George Washington Hotel
Pifer Stationary & Office Supply
Pine Motor CO
Penney
MR. Simpson
Mr. Massie
Clarke Jail
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