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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1963
Page
3
Doctor Joseph Peck argues against aging societies pushing seniors into hobbies and clubs. He urges rekindling adolescent dreams and pursuing a worthwhile lifework, noting personal history of early journalism as proof that purpose can reemerge after retirement.
In Harrisonburg Virginia markers honoring Abraham Lincoln's Virginia forebears were dedicated. A marker for Virginia John Lincoln was presented by the Massanutten chapter DAR and Rockingham Historical Society. A marker for Rebekah Flowers Lincoln came from the couple's descendants.
Prince Edward County supervisors vote to maintain tax levies that fund no public school operations. With schools shut since 1959 to dodge desegregation orders, white students attend private schools while Negro children lack formal schooling. They allocate 375000 for scholarships if a court bans are lifted.
The Virginia Distributive Education Clubs handed out four honorary memberships for outstanding service to the program. Recipients include Dr Woodrow W Wilkerson state superintendent, Dr H I Willett Richmond school chief, E L Lamberth Norfolk schools leader, and Walter B Anderson Attleboro jeweler. Scholarships were awarded to John Puffenbarger Staunton Michael L Council Portsmouth Donna Hensley Roanoke.
Superior Court named attorney Donald C. Kimber conservator of the actor Edmund Lowe and Bank of America conservator of his estate. Judge Clyde C. Triplett ordered the control due to Lowe 73 being ill and unable to handle his affairs.
Frankfort Kentucky officials announce plans to have a statewide educational television network operating by the end of 1963. The move aims to expand public access to instructional programming across the state.
Tony Perkins believes one stage outing per year suffices for an actor to try new things but warns against overdoing it. His Broadway run in Harold drew unanimous critical pans and closed after 20 performances.
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