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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
5
In Chevy Chase Maryland a church elder proposes substituting Bible readings with a sermon during district opening exercises. The plan will be discussed at a Wednesday school board meeting amid politics and religious policy debates.
Prime Minister Sir Robert Menzies will tour Washington July 8 to 10 for talks with President Kennedy and official luncheons. He visits State Department officials July 9 with Secretary Rusk hosting a luncheon. He previously met Kennedy in June 1962 and will arrive July 2. A July 4 ceremony marks Jefferson Memorial ovations at Monticello near Charlottesville.
A gunman fatally shot a mine guard during a strike at Grundy Mining in Tennessee. The attack occurred as Bobby Layne drove the guard to work and a carload of five men blocked and opened fire near the mine gate amid a December 26 United Mine Workers strike.
James S. Reynolds 27 attendant at Western State Hospital Staunton is charged with abducting a 38 year old female patient who escaped and requested transport to Lynchburg. Police also file a statutory rape warrant against Reynolds issued by State Police.
In Richmond an AP report states Judge Butzner ruled Prince George County violated its contract with the federal government by racially segregating students. The ruling notes the United States can sue to enforce the contract because federal funds supported the local schools since 1951, totaling about 1.406 million dollars.
The 17 nation disarmament conference adjourned for six weeks after learning of the American Soviet agreement on a communications hot line. Soviet delegate Tsarapkin called the line a modest test ban and general disarmament measure. American British and Soviet delegates plan a Moscow meeting in mid July to seek a test ban.
Santa Cruz officials say visitors trample soil in Big Basin Redwoods State Park, risking the park giants with shallow roots. Darrell Knoefer, a beach and parks official, warns feet compact the ground and threaten tree stability.
Instructions advise broiling skewered chicken livers two or three inches from heat with space between pieces. Turn them to ensure even browning on all sides.
Clyde Garwood, 60, supervisor of licensing for Maricopa County animal-pound field crew, discovers on the job that sneezing attacks were caused by animal hair allergy. In Kentucky, a boy at church says he would rather be a minister than sit still.
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