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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1961

Page

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Senate backs unanimous defense bills amid wartime aid push

The Senate approved two urgent defense requests from President Kennedy in a unanimous 81 to 0 vote, authorizing 975.57 million for rapid missile ship and plane delivery and 250000 reservists to active duty. A concurrent 3.4547 billion defense funding addition was reported, with European allies urged to share burdens.

Washington Senate Everett M. Dirksen Illinois Khrushchev House Armed Services Committee Carl Vinson D-Ga House Kennedy Senate Appropriations A. Willis Robertson D-Va Appropriations Aachine Sais Sethe Sokte Robert Ss. Jamara Jenn Ee Britain France West Germany Allen J. Eillender D-La John Stennis D-Miss United States Richard B. Russell Russell Sen Francis Case R-S.d Case

Fishing Good in Shenandoah Forks Says Observer

Mrs. Mark Macintosh reported good fishing in both forks of the Shenandoah and described brass found near Front Royal as part of local folklore. She noted .18 inch of rain fell this morning. A violent incident at 502 North Loudoun Street left Mrs. William Fox dead, struck by a mop handle. Photographer Charlie Tait returned from Scandinavia with about 800 pictures for an all day shoot.

Shenandoah Mark Macintosh Front Royal William Fox N. Loudoun St Evening Star Charlie Tait Scandinavia

Gregory Named Chest President At Winchester Meeting

Dr. Warren C. Gregory was elected president of the Winchester-Frederick County Community Chest at its annual meeting held last night at the George Washington Hotel. Retiring president Marvin E. Gore Jr. presided as reports were presented and 1961 fund drive discussed.

Warren C. Gregory Winchester-Frederick County W. C. Beatty Gregory

Rev Jos iah Andrew Elected President of County Ministers

Middletown lev Gabriel The Rev Jos iah Andrew pastor of the Methodist Charge has been elected president of the Frederick County Ministerial Association. Vice president is the Rev A J Moreau of the Presbyterian Group Churches and the Rev Lennart Pearson of Opequon Memorial Presbyterian serves as secretary. The association seeks closer cooperation with the Winchester Ministerial Association.

Middletown Josiah Andrew Frederick County A. J. Moreau Presbyterian Group Churches Lennart Pearson Opequon Memorial Rean N Winchester Ministerial Association

Kennedy receives kind note from Burke on Navy promotion

A large manila envelope addressed to Lt. John F. Kennedy USNR carried a consoling personal note from Adm. Arleigh Burke, then chief of Naval Operations, assuring Kennedy not to be disappointed by a promotion denial amid heavy attrition. Burke urged that failure of selection is not a disgrace and notes Kennedy’s future potential.

White House John. F. Kennedy USNR Adm Arleigh Burke Naval Operations Kennedy Navy Burke John F. Kennedy

Melody Cooley Testifies at Father's Trial

Melody Cooley, 14, testifies under cross examination that her father Spade Cooley beat and killed Ella Mae Cooley. She describes witnessing the death scene and identifies the left foot as the stomped location. The lawyer pressed for details but the witness maintained she saw the events.

Melody Cooley Father Bakersfield Calif Spade Cooley Melody P. Basil Lams Cooley Ella Mae Willow Springs Ranch Lambros

Public Utilities Groups Plan Joint Meeting Here

The Public Utilities Association of the Virginians plans a two day joint meeting at the George Washington Hotel with about 60 bankers from Virginia and West Virginia. The event features panels on industrial development financing and the banks' community roles with speakers from Virginia Industrial Development Corporation Shenandoah Valley National Bank and Monongahela Power Co.

Public Utilities Public Utilities Association of the Virginians George Washington Hotel Virginia Industrial Development Corporation West Virginia Department of Commerce Virginia West Virginia Claude B. Smalts, Jr Eric Summers PUAV Monongahela Power Co Jack Marsh Strasburg Harold G. Brown Shenandoah Valle National Marsh Brown Bishop Ward W. C. Rigsby Virginia Electric and Power Co Philip O’connell Potomac Edison Co Association Rigsby

United States and Soviet Union suspend disarmament talks

Moscow bulletin reports that the United States and the Soviet Union halted consul tations on disarmament but stated talks would resume at a later, unspecified date.

Moscow United States Soviet Union

Cuba Envoy Prisoner Group Split Over Return to Jail

Two of Fidel Castro’s ten prisoner envoys refused to return to Cuba’s jails. A spokesman named Gustavo Garcia Montes said they tried to persuade the envoys after learning of their decision yesterday while a public statement followed.

Miami Fla Fidel Castro Cuba Gustavo Garcia Montes Castro

Plans Unveiled For Face Lifting Of Va. Capitol

Richmond AP plans for a interior renovation of Virginia's historic Capitol aim to ease cramped offices without major exterior changes. The State Art Commission approved the project, with E Blackburn Moore and Fred G Pollard outlining upgrades including wider corridors, new stairways, an extra elevator, moving the Appropriations Committee room, adding rooms on the fourth floor, rewiring and reroofing, and removing nonessential exterior features.

Richmond Virginia State Art Commission E. Blackburn Moore Del Fred G. Pollard House Senate Thomas Jefferson France House Senate House Appropriations Committee

Cuba accuses U.S. of plotting armed invasion

Cuba says in a note to the United Nations that the United States plans military aggression over the hijacked Eastern Air Lines plane. Havana cites U.S. actions and calls for Security Council action while linking prisoner issues and tractor negotiations to the broader crisis.

Havana Cuba United States United Nations Foreign Ministry United Ea Eastern Air Lines Miami-to- Tampa Security Council Osvaldo Corticos Fidlel Castro Luis Morse Castro Miami Pico Collazo Council U.S Dean Rusk

France defies UN over Tunisia Bizerte crisis stand off

France rejects UN intervention in Tunisia dispute as Security Council nears a vote on the Bizerte crisis. Dag Hammarskjold cites evidence France violated the cease fire and operated on Tunisian soil. The United States seeks direct negotiations, while Soviet and U S delegates trade sharp rhetoric.

A. I. Goldberg United Nations N. Y France U. N Tunisia Security Council Bizerte United States Dag Hammarskjold Council U. S Adlai E. Oe Eal Gan Adi Gaulle de Gaulle Berlin Paris Hhe U.N Armand Berard Berard Pierre Millet United Arab Republic Liberia Ceylon U.S Charles Yost Platon D. Morozov

Winchester Days sales boosted by rain and prizes awarded

Rain eased for the Winchester Days sales event sponsored by the Winchester Retail Merchants Association. Five area residents won $100 each, while the top prize of $1,000 and additional $100 awards were to be presented in Frederick this evening as the event runs to 5 p.m. today. Winners included William F. Wisecarver, Mrs. Mildred Bee, Otis Andrews, Marvin Bucher, and others. the association noted Thursday and Friday sales topped last year’s first two days.

Robert Pizzano Winchester Retail Merchants Association Frederick William F. Wisecarver Berryville Mildred Bee N. Loudoun St W. A Morgan St Otis Andrews Rt. 1 Middletown Marvin Bucher Glaize Ave Russell Brannon Hayfield

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