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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1960
Page
3
Ike received a two minute ovation as crowds along his route faced police and soldiers. He urged lawmakers to defend democracy with a free press education and a fairly elected National Assembly as Korea plans to dissolve its 233 member chamber before nationwide elections.
Prosper Baranelli, 68, a former newspaper man who helped popularize the crossword puzzle in America, died Sunday of a heart attack in Pawling New York. He worked with Lowell Thomas for 34 years in radio television news reels and films.
New York stocks show uneven early gains with airlines rising on fare boost hopes while IBM led declines as investors weighed profits and new debt talk. Trading heavy, Dow off 3.84, bonds mixed, and commodity quotes continue in Richmond and Baltimore reports.
Actor William Holden recounts a house fire where the claim was paid quickly and the home repaired before his return to the United States. He praises his independent agent for prompt fair claims handling and reliable coverage, endorsing the Big I Seal of professional standards.
The Supreme Court ruled 7 to 2 against a Louisiana injunction on Negro voting rights. Chief Justice Warren delivered the majority, striking down a three judge federal court in Shreveport. The decision centers on due process issues in the commission's investigative procedures and lack of confrontation rights.
Officers of Chapter 1194 Women of the Moose were installed at the Moose Home in Front Royal. Named were Effie Cameron senior regent Anna Lou Sealock junior graduate regent Rena Williams junior regent Dorothy Stickley chaplain Viola Ray treasurer Hazel Longerbeam recorder Shelby Sealock guide Hilda Rudolph Argus Rosaileen Hoffman pianist. Absent were Pearl Willingham assistant guide Hazel Williams sentinel Sealock retiring senior regent who presented gifts. Prizes awarded to Hoffman Cameron and Lucille Rinker queen of sponsors Elizabeth Tobin. Banquet set for Saturday at 7 p.m. Hi Wy Restaurant.
Cattle 23 000, calves 10, steers and heifers mostly steady to 5 lower. Loads of prime around 1 300 lb steers 30.00. Mixed choice and prime 2.50 28.75, high choice 26.75 27.50, average 25.25 26.50. Sheep 1 000, spring lambs and slaughter ewes steady, good to prime native lambs 21.00 21.50, mixed 21.25 23.50, some utility lambs down to 19.00. Ewes 5.00 6.50.
Clarke County and James Wood FFA members attend the state convention with list of Clarke officials Bradley Grove Louis Foltz David Duvall Sammy Buckley Gene Ray Larrick Charles Mercer and James Wood members Rhodes Marston James Boyd Conrad DeHaven Roy McDonald John Venskoske. Fred Grim and John Catlett to sing in State Chorus while Lowell Crim plays in State Band. Clarke participants in contests include livestock judging team members Bradley Grove Gene Ray Larrick Albert Lee Jessie Longerbeam David Erickson Louis Foltz with Sammiy Buckley judging farm mechanics. J C Huffman accompanied the Clarke group.
Patricia Ann Fagg of Sterling Miss Shenandoah Apple Blossom 1960 leaves for a week in Palm Beach Florida. She will be honored at Sea Breeze Hotel and hosted by the West Palm Beach Chamber of Commerce. The trip includes air travel and appearances before Palm Beach officials and hosts.
The long Bethlehem Steel shipyard strike appears settled after a Federal Mediation Service talk in Washington. The Baltimore Sun cites a 25 cent hourly raise over three years, with work resuming but picket lines to stay until contract approval. The 21 week strike affected 17,000 workers at eight yards.
The passage notes that participation is an activity of the latter department. It emphasizes involvement in a beauty and personality contest as part of that department's offerings.
Indian President Rajendra Prasad flies to Moscow to start a fifteen day goodwill tour of the Soviet Union. He is welcomed by Soviet officials upon arrival and is scheduled to visit multiple cities and meet key leaders during the trip.
Eastern Air Lines pilots gradually returned to work while operations remained limited. Pan American World Airways reported staffing problems as FAA issues lingered. The Eastern stoppage appeared to taper after a 10 day walkout.
Pan Am faced a pilot sickout as 115 crew members called in sick. The carrier disclosed uncertainty about how many additional pilots were affected and how operations would be impacted.
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