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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jun 18, 1959

Page

10

Joseph Barbara Dies After Gangland Convention Saga

Joseph Barbara a longtime Endicott area figure died at 53 after collapsing May 29. He hosted the 1957 Apalachin gangland summit drawing national attention to organized crime. Barbara faced tax evasion charges in Syracuse and had a police record dating to 1931 with a 1946 sugar theft conviction.

Chin N.Y Barbara Endicott Crime Cabal Supreme Court State Investigation Commission Underworld U.S. Dist Pennsylvania Heaps Binghamton Edgar D.croswell Apalachin New

Prince Albert Tours Mothers Day Event in Monaco

Prince Albert of Monaco wears a Tyrolean cap during a mothers day party in the Tiny Riviera principality. The year old son of Prince Rainier and Princess Grace is seen observing the scene with interest.

Prince Albert Monaco Prince Rainier Princess Grace Riviera

Graduation day substitutes for absent superintendent

In Cumberland Rhode Island 84 kindergarten graduates heard diplomas presented by Principal Miss Lillian I Hannan as Superintendent Vincent Nevins attended elsewhere. The event marked the first 83 students receiving diplomas in line after the substitute led the ceremony.

Cumberland. R.I Nevins Vincent Nevins Lillian I. Hannan Mr. Nevins

Compromise Wheat Control Bill Rejected in House Vote

The House rejected by 215 to 201 a compromise wheat surplus control bill and sent it back to a House Senate conference, urging insistence on the stricter House measure. Eastern Democrats joined Republicans in defeat. the stopgap plan would have cut 20 percent of wheat allotments for 1960 61 and raised price supports to 80 percent of parity.

Washington House Senate House Senate

Project Might Trim A Sub Crews to 12

Groton Connecticut AP reports a project aims to reduce nuclear submarine crew sizes from 100 men to 12. If successful, the plan would overhaul staffing on subs and affect operations and training.

Groton, Conn

O'Donnell Wins 12-1 Senate Approval for Four-Star Rank

Air Force Gen. Emmett O'Donnell Jr. won a 12-1 vote of approval from the Senate Armed Services Committee for a four star promotion and Pacific Air Forces command. Chairman Russell noted the secretary and general denied charges by Sen. Margaret Chase Smith that he smeared her. Mrs. Smith opposed confirmation but did not vote.

Washington Air Force Emmett Rosie) O’donnell Jr Senate Armed Services Committee Pacific Air Forces Richard B. Russell D-Ga O'Donnell James H. Douglas Margaret Chase Smith Maine

Navy selects team to manage submarine control system

The Electric Boat Division of General Dynamics announced a plan to form an industry naval team named the Submarine Integrated Control System. The project aims to reduce crew size to about 12 men while balancing manpower with automated systems under Navy oversight.

Electric Boat Division General Dynamics Crop Navy

Carver Acquitted in DUI. law student loses appeal

Frederick County Circuit Court jurors acquitted Carver of driving under the influence after his appeal of a Frederick County Court conviction. In a separate case, Gerald E. Smallwood of Winchester, a Washington and Lee University law student, was found guilty of speeding and fined 20 dollars plus costs. Smallwood also pleaded guilty to improper passing. Jury foremen and members are named.

Hunter Holmes Carver Gray Ave Frederick County Carver Hen Gerald E. Smallwood Winchester Washington and Lee University Lexington Smallwood H. K. Malbon, Jr Stephens City Adam P. Shirley Ray R. McDonald Frank Allanson Carroll B. Hawkins Thelma R. Burgarski Henry Carbaugh Mr. Smallwood Robert M. Boyd Harry F. Hottle Frank J. Lineburg Eldridge Lemley

Pontiff Receives Monaco Rulers in Vatican Audience

Prince Rainier III and Princess Grace of Monaco met Pope John XXIII in Vatican City for the first time. The Pontiff hosted the monarchs with full state honors in a formal audience.

Vatican City Rainier III Grace of Monaco John XXIII Riviera

Mental Tests Sought for 2 Accused Rapists

Prosecuting Attorney Lawson Glover said he will seek mental evaluations for two white men charged with raping 21 year old Verna May Taylor near Benton Arkansas. Ben Sanders 26 Ferndale and Bobby Burnett 21 Little Rock are named in the charges. Sanders is described as a former mental patient at a state hospital. The suspects allegedly attacked the Little Rock resident after luring her with a babysitting pretense.

Communists Fail To Organize 24 Hour General Strike

In Madrid and across Spain, Communist organizers failed to spark a 24 hour general strike against Generalissimo Franco. Labor centers reported fewer absentees than usual, signaling limited protest momentum.

Madrid Spain Francisco Franco

Chiang's Wife Returns to Taipei

Madame Chiang Kai-shek returned to Taipei after medical treatment in the United States. President Chiang and Chinese Nationalist leaders plus US officials greeted her at the airport.

Taipei Formosa Chiang Kai-shek United States Chiang

United States Sends $3 Million Check to UN Leader

In New York the U S delegate Henry Cabot Lodge delivered a three million dollar check to Secretary General for the United Nations. The move comes amid urgent funding needs and ongoing diplomatic discussions.

United Nations N.Y U.S Henry Cabot Lodge

Dag Hammarskjold Sells Check For U.N. Aid Program

Dag Hammarskjold sold a three million dollar check on Wednesday to fund the United Nations technical assistance program. The payment brings U S total to nine million dollars toward its 40 percent pledge for the 1950 technical aid program.

Dag Hammarsk U.N United States

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