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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1959

Page

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Propane Gas Truck Explodes On Highway Tragedy Strikes Schuylkill Haven

A propane gas truck exploded on a heavily traveled highway near Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania killing at least 11 people. Eyewitnesses described flames shooting across the road as debris and body parts were scattered for yards. State police identified driver Joe Wharton and noted the truck carried 7000 gallons of propane under pressure.

Schuylkill Haven Pennsylvania Melvin Clouser Earl Klinger Burgess H.B. Shhoener Orwigsburg Philadelphia Shhoener Klinger Sungas Products Co Pennsylvania, Inc Joe Wharton Peckville Scranton Ron Kramer Vincent Ney Pottsville Republican

Clarke Budget to Go on a Monthly Basis

Clarke County board adopts 30 day appropriation for next year in a six hour meeting with no public attendance. The tax levy remains 2.65 per 100 and school officials push for security of funds and a unit levy to simplify budgeting.

Berryville County Board of Supervisors George W. Burton Burton A. Garland Williams Hobson McGehee Edward B. Lee Mr. Lee Williams Clarke County Lee

Home From School Column Opens Tomorrow

The social page invites area youths who have returned from school to call or have their parents call to enter names in the Home-From-School column. A service station oil can spout was reported missing and turned up as a collector’s find after a gas stop. Weather notes report 2.5 inches of rain in Berryville and 1.16 inches at the mercy experiment station with more rain forecast. Three Ohio cars and a New York car followed a left-turning leader through the Cameron Gerrard Street intersection as traffic rules allowed.

Pucci Frank Toohey Pottsville Vince Ney Star Office W. N. Rutherford, Sr Berryville FagPlearmercy Experiment Station Ohio New York Cameron and Gerrard St Gerrard Cameron

Macmillan Denies Talk of Replacing Lloyd in UK

Prime Minister Harold Macmillan told the House of Commons he hopes to work with Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd for a long time. He denied any inspired statements about Lloyd's replacement and said he and Lloyd intend to continue their work together. A London Times report had suggested Lloyd might soon be moved, prompting Macmillan to reassure the Geneva talks and British government confidence.

London Harold Macmillan House of Commons Selwyn Lloyd Macmillan Shinwell Lloyd London Times Geneva Britain the Times Foreign Office

Bean Speaker At Sixth of June Ceremony Here

Ralph J. Bean of Moorefield West Virginia State Senator from the 16th District will be speaker at the annual Sixth of June exercises Saturday at 11 a.m. in Stonewall Cemetery. The program by Turner Ashby Chapter United Daughters of the Confederacy opens with music by the Reuss Drum and Bugle Corps. The invocation and benediction are by Rev. Carl Hiser. State Senator Harry F. Byrd Jr will introduce the speaker.

Ralph J. Bean Moorefield West Virginia Stonewall Cemetery Turner Ashby United Daughters of the Confederacy Reuss Carl Hiser First Evangelical United Brethren Church Harry F. Byrd Bean Hardy County Potomac State College

June Stays Wet After Warmest May in Six Years

Weather notes show June remained wet with showers and reported rainfall totals. May posted its warmest month in six years at 1.12 inches for a single day and 12.19 inches for 1959 so far in Winchester area. A May 19 wind and rain storm likely boosted totals north of the city.

Winchester Fruit Research Laboratory Winchester

Space Monkey Able Dies Under Surgery

Able, a seven pound Rhesus monkey aboard a Jupiter rocket space flight, died at Ft. Knox during removal of a recording electrode after the mission. The Army said the death was due to rapid convulsive heart action under anesthesia and not related to the flight. The body was sent to the Armed Forces Institute of Pathology for study. Baker the other monkey survived.

Washington Able Army Army Medical Research Laboratory Ft. Knox Armed Forces Institute of Pathology Baker

Two Sailors Die In Paris Mountain Car Crash

Two sailors aboard the USS Newport News were killed when their car left the road on Paris Mountain and overturned. The incident near Clarke County added to the 1959 highway toll as three other occupants were injured.

Paris Clarke County Friendship Florida Rt. 50 Roger Swain Goss School St Belleville Garden City Mich t . _Melvin F. Hamman Albert C. Usher Memorial Hospital Newport News Norfolk Goss Edmund Horgan John H. Enders Berryville Omps Winchester Beleville Naval Base Quincy Ill Click D. A. Sheetz G. T. Griffith, Jr C. D. Taylor H. K. Malbon Ambu

West Berlin Powderkeg says East German spokesman at Geneva

At the Geneva conference East German Foreign Minister Lothar Bolz calls West Berlin a powderkeg capable of igniting a world atomic conflagration. He accuses Western powers of subversion and espionage in the city as part of the cold war, while Gromyko presses for a full conference session and a Minsk style settlement.

Geneva West Berlin Lothar Bolz Wilhelm Grewe West Germany Palace of Nations Nikita Khrushchev Andrei Gromyko East Germany Berlin Bolz Soviet Union Gromyko Herter East Berlin United States RIAS Radio Secre

Seven Virginia Polio Cases All Paralytic

All seven polio cases reported in Virginia this year are paralytic. The latest victim is a 6 year old girl from Russell County who had received no Salk vaccine inoculations. By this time last year four paralytic polio cases had been reported in the state.

Richmond Virginia Russell County

Quarles Seeks Relief From Pageant After 30 Years

The Star notes Dr. Garland R. Quarles has led the Pageant of Springtime during the Apple Blossom Festival for thirty years and now asks to be relieved. A review on page 4 outlines factors behind the pageant's success and longevity.

Garland R. Quarles The Star

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