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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1960

Page

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Nixon pushes civil rights plank at Virginia GOP caucus

Virginia Republicans faced a floor fight threat over a civil rights plank urged by Nixon. Some delegates favored backing Nixon's two points while others warned the issue could erupt on the floor. The delegation awaited Barry Goldwater's possible visit as support split between Nixon and Goldwater camps.

Chicago Virginia Richard M. Nixon Nixon William Sitle Hopewell North Carolina Mississippi South Carolina U. S. Senate Lester S. Parsons I. Lee Potter Asone Richard Nixon Jack Kennedy Barry Goldwater Arizona Goldwater

Soviet Union Challenged to Prove Charge at UN

At the United Nations Security Council smaller nations pressed the Soviet Union to prove its claim that a U S RB47 cross into Soviet airspace before being shot down. Italy and Argentina warned against rejecting an impartial international probe, while the Soviet proposal to condemn U S actions faced skepticism from several members.

United Nations, N. Y U. N. Security Council Soviet Union Italy Argentina U.S.S.R U. N Vasily V. Kuznetsov Security Council U.S International Commission International Court of Justice Kuznetsov U.N Council United States Air Force Henry Cabot Lodge The Barents

Obe Down Crier and Local Happenings in Winchester

The Afternoon Star from Oates Ave reports its first edition on three sheets costing three cents with editors Debbie Snapp and Pam Williams. A mysterious mail card offers furnace service with no signature. Miss Ethyl Lee Martin, nurse and SPCA supporter, helped a sick dog to Winchester Animal Hospital then Memorial Hospital. A tenant on Cameron and Picadilly fed pigeons from a broken window screen. A boy mowing Martinsburg Pike wore no hearing aid while using a portable radio. Three cranes were spotted in the pond near Sarber place on Front Royal Road.

Afternoon Star Oates Ave Debbie Snapp Ralph Snapp Pam Williams George Williams Ethyl Lee Martin Winchester Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals Miss Martin Loudoun St Bailey and Hildebrand Police Department Winchester Animal Hospital SPAC Ervin Cleveland Memorial Hospital

Judd Praises GOP Record at Chicago Convention

Rep. Walter Judd salutes the Eisenhower era and predicts strong Nixon leadership for the Cold War. He criticizes Democrats as unqualified and urges fear-free U S policy while recalling Lincoln and the 1860 1960 centennial. Audience responds with cheers as Judd frames Republican strengths and missile pride.

Chicago Walter H. Judd Eisenhower Judd Richard M. Nixon Nixon Minnesota United States Abraham Lincoln

Railway Express seeks to close two area offices

The Railway Express Agency asks the State Corporation Commission to discontinue its offices in Stephens City and Middletown. A Sept 20 hearing is set in the Blanton Building Richmond. Residents may contact Commonwealth's Attorney Joseph A. Massie Jr. for input. Amond Marks and Ben Rogers are listed as local agents.

Railway Express State Corporation Commission Stephens City Middletown Blanton Richmond Commonwealth Joseph A. Massie, Jr Frederick County Amond Marks Ben Rogers Middle

Hoover points to last farewell as GOP rally roars in Chicago

At the Chicago convention Herbert Hoover, 85, hinted this might be his final appearance as a party icon. Delegates roared and applauded while Hoover spoke of a national moral slump, with some attendees trading praise for skepticism in the crowd.

Herbert Hoover GOP Chicago Father Hoover Harry Lauder Young Republican National Federation

Winchester Man Charged in W Va Robbery

A Winchester man among three arrested in Martinsburg for an armed robbery of Miller’s Grocery in Hedgsville. Police say the trio entered the store at 6 p.m. and threatened the attendant with a shotgun, taking about $75 before fleeing in a Chevrolet. All three held at Berkeley County Jail awaiting hearing.

Martinsburg W. Va Winchester Miller Hedgesville Cushwa Robert Kirby Robert Robinson James Franklin Tobin Berkeley County Kirby Tobin Robinson Frederick County

Weather delays search for missing Alaska weather plane

Rescue planes postponed missions into Alaska’s northwest interior as foul weather delayed efforts to locate a U S Weather Bureau aircraft with seven aboard. The missing craft departed Anchorage bound for Nome after crossing Skwetna 100 miles north of Anchorage, with fuel for six hours and a four hour flight time.

Anchorage Alaska U. S. Weather Bureau Nome Skwetna George Brewster Washington, D. C Walter Brandstetter Everett, Wash Office of Civil and Defense Mobilization Anchorage Weather Bureau Bert Lindley Harry Carl James W. Grant Charles Belcher Tom McDonald

Final Sale Cotton Dresses and Evening Wear

A retail notice from Modern Age Shoppe at 124 West Boscawen Street Winchester Virginia announces a final sale on cotton dresses and evening wear. The ad notes prices in percent off and marks the event as page one content for the local shopper audience.

W. Boscawen St. Winchtseter

Governors Fail To Persuade Rocky To Run For Vice President

A group of Republican governors failed to persuade Gov. Nelson A. Rockefeller of New York to accept the vice presidential nomination. Rockefeller reiterated his opposition saying he will not run if nominated and did not shift support from Nixon. Gov. Mark Hatfield led the effort at a news conference amid Rockefeller’s broader talks on platform principles and delegation dynamics.

Chicago Nelson A. Rockef New York Rockefeller Richard M. Nixon Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Rockefeler Nixon New Jersey District of Columbia Louisiana North Dakota Illinois

Committee to Reconsider Defense Plank In Rock Creek

The Republican Platform Committee in Chicago voted to reopen the defense plank to include some of Nelson Rockefeller’s buildup views. John Tower left briefly as the motion passed by voice vote in substantial majority. Charles Percy said the step followed Rockefeller’s push for stronger defense spending beyond 31 billion dollars and the plank still praised Eisenhower's policies.

Chicago Republican Platform Committee New York Nelson A. Rockefeller John G. Tower Texas Charles A. Percy Platform Committee Percy Rockefeller Eisenhower

Kennedy Works At Building Political Fences

Sen. John F. Kennedy works to shore up support across states as he eyes television coverage of the Chicago convention and plans a Africa briefing by Tom Mboya. He aims to unify Kennedy Johnson backers in New York and California amid factional disputes inside the Democratic Party.

Hyannisport Mass John F. Kennedy Chicago Nixon New York California Kennedy Africa Tom Mboya Kenya Federation of Labor Mboya Kenya Michael H. Prendergast

Intervention Granted in Warren School Desegregation Case

Judge John Paul permitted 19 Warren County Negro parents and 9 Charlottesville pupils to intervene in 1959 desegregation suits. Hearing dates set for Aug 8 in Charlottesville and Aug 10 in Harrisonburg. NAACP plans to prove ongoing racial discrimination in both districts.

Harrisonburg John Paul Warren County Charlottesville U. S. District Court Warren John $. Battle Jr Paul Battle Commonwealth William J. Phillips S. W. Tucker NAACP Front Royal Lane High School Venable Saul Richmond Venabie Warren County High School

Nixon Rockefellers bid to toughen Republican civil rights plank

At the Chicago convention, Nixon and Rockefeller pressed for a stronger civil rights plank. A Southern delegate said gains exist but not enough to shift sentiment. Nixon met with state delegations while Rockefeller courted governors who debated his No. 2 candidacy. The effort aimed to secure a robust Eisenhower era platform before Eisenhower’s address.

Chicago Richard M. Nixon Nelson A. Rockefeller New York Eisenhower White House Nandefeller Thomas E. Stagg Louisiana Nixon Stagg Rockefeller Platform Committee Mark O. Hatfield Oregon Hatfield Rockefaler

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