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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1963
Page
5
West German taxpayers learned the September visit of President de Gaulle cost 412367.96 marks about 103091.99 dollars. Financial experts said President de Gaulle's trip impacted government finances and public spending.
A Phoenix laundry posts a customer warning reading Do Not Wash Horse Blankets, suggesting the West remains rough and tumble despite televised modernity. The note highlights a quirky local detail from East Phoenix.
Kennedy cut his planned trip from six days to four days, aiming to trim costs. The change suggests a tighter schedule and lower spending for the presidential itinerary.
The piece reports on mounting backlash to the Central African Federation as Northern Rhodesia moves toward independence as Zambia and Rhodesia see a likely end to white minority rule. British officials plan talks in Victoria Falls to shape the breakup and map a new regional order.
Highlights include Joan Sutherland receiving twelve curtain calls at Sadler's Wells after Cleopatra in Julius Caesar. Brenda Lee secures court approval for at least 35 thousand dollars yearly income in Nashville. Churchill named Kentucky colonel as a bourbon gift arrives in Southampton. The piece also reports on Zambia's push for independence and potential leadership by Kenneth Kuanda, plus Italian political shifts and Jayne Mansfield headlining a Martinsburg centennial parade.
Mrs Massie Gibson Miller 42 of Rocky Gap received a 12 year term after Bland County Circuit Court jurors found her guilty of second degree murder in the December shooting death of her husband Paul Miller 54. The judge considered defense motion to set aside the verdict. She had pleaded innocent at trial.
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