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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1963
Page
5
George Maharis seeks to resume acting after health issues and a CBS notice that Route 66 could end his involvement. A legal injunction with Lancer producers and hepatitis delays persist, with court arguments set for June 20 and an autumn potential return on Ed Sullivan Show.
Listing details a cross stitch pattern transfer with dimensions and materials. Includes pricing thirty five cents plus fifteen cents for each pattern mailing to Alice Brooks in care of the Winchester Star at a New York address.
Cardinal Richard Cushing of Boston proposes removing the requirement that a non-Catholic spouse promise to raise children Catholic and not interfere with the Catholic partner’s faith. He also calls for easing the Church’s Index of Prohibited Books and predicts marriage canon laws will change after the Ecumenical Council, while in Rome to select a new Pope.
NBC will produce a 26 hour long dramatization series based on Profiles in Courage by John F. Kennedy. Saudek Associates sold the TV rights with Royalties reportedly at 351000 dollars, about ten percent of the 3510000 paid by NBC.
A daily vocabulary entry explaining the word incoherently meaning in an inconsistent or unconnected manner. Example sentence shows a man speaking incoherently as he pours out his story.
Virginia's 1963 highway toll rose to 385 after a Roanoke County crash killed three people. Jean Franklin Niday 35 Glen Edward Workman 21 and Robert Lee Simmers 20 died after Niday pulled from a shopping center into John E. Zirkle 21's car. Zirkle's vehicle carried the three victims as police chased at high speeds.
Nine mid career federal officials from 13 agencies joined a Woodrow Wilson School program at Princeton funded by a $35 million anonymous gift. The fellows lived on campus for a year, paying tuition, while continuing salaries, attending lectures and seminars with figures including Allen Dulles and former New Jersey governor Meyner.
Mrs. Edmund J. Vitkus, wife of a technical analyst with the Internal Revenue Service, gave birth to twins this month, completing a family event reported in the local column.
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