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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1960
Page
14
New York AP reports swift end to Broadway stall as Actors Equity and League of New York Theaters fail to break a wage dispute. No talks scheduled after a day of shifting optimism over an actors pension plan. Equity seeks a weekly wage minimum of 115 first year, 118 second and third years plus a cost of living rise.
Paris songstress Edith Piaf, frail from jaundice and a recurring intestinal condition, faces new health problems that could cancel her summer tour. Separate labor talks saw a New York Theatre offer stalemate with Equity. Blackout hits add to a rough night as two shows, Andersonville Trial and Duel of Angels, announced they would not reopen.
A July 1 effective rule closes public lists of birth and death records under state health regulation. The move tightens access to sensitive data to protect privacy and deter commercial misuse while allowing newspaper access via hospitals and funeral homes. Reforms also replace appointed registrars with local health officers to improve service and cut costs.
Greenwood The Greenwood Chapel Women's Society of Christian Service will meet next Thursday evening at Mrs. George Giles's home with Mrs. Raymond Carter leading the program. A Valley Mill Home Demonstration Club bus trip to Washington DC included Leader Mrs. Ann LaRue and many members. Mr. and Mrs. William Sirk hosted a birthday party for daughters Kimberly and Tamara. Mr. and Mrs. David Brown hosted Sunday dinner guests. Mrs. Ida Pennington shows improvement. Miss Susan Brown, student nurse, is president of Petersburg General Hospital School of Nursing student body.
Victor Paz Estenssoro, 52, returns to the Bolivian presidency leading the MNR to a landslide against three challengers. Opposition candidates cried foul before votes were fully counted amid low violence. the campaign saw about 50 deaths. Walter Guevara Arze and Mario Gutierrez disputed the result as they trailed in second place.
The Trotskyite Communist Revolutionary Workers party candidate, labeled the fourth man in the field, received only a handful of votes.
The FBI will trace lot and serial numbers on a large cache of hand grenades ammunition tear gas pellets smoke bombs and other Army material found in the basement of a newly occupied Norfolk home Saturday. Special Agent Rooney said the cache likely was not for foreign military use as it lacked high powered explosives. Demolition experts de-
Mrs. Virginia Wyatt led a plumber to a basement repair and found an explosives cache. FBI says the cache included six Army canteens, two Army kne? items, gas masks, telephone wire, and gas pellets. Authorities alerted after discovery Friday.
Marjorie Bruce reported to police a motorized purse snatching after alighting from a bus when a car following the bus slowed and seized her handbag before speeding away.
Scientists revise view of Saturn rings from rock to ice or ice coated debris. They estimate the largest fragments resemble golf balls in size and note the rings’ icy composition and structure.
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