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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1963
Page
5
The anniversary notes changes since 1913 including longer wages, shorter work hours, and rising living standards. W. Willard Wirtz says times will change further and emphasizes full use of every willing worker to meet national needs.
In Berkeley the atom smasher is rebuilt at a cost of 9.6 million dollars for renewed nuclear research. Raper genes visod prab atory set ta chaanneloe tamadelion in 1955 and the antineutron in 1956. The Atomic Energy Commission financed the remodeling work requiring eight months.
Hampden Sydney College confronted a Friday night protest over the removal of TE. Plaga. Dr. Thomas E. Gilmer, the college president, said ringleaders would be dealt with and about 15 police officers were called to quell the disorder.
About two pounds of fresh tomatoes are needed to produce enough concentrate to fill a six ounce can with tomato paste.
AP dispatch from Havana notes more than 1.2 million children enrolled in elementary schools, widening the lead by about 43,000 from last year and doubling the 1958 figure. The report highlights expansive schooling in Cuba amid rising enrollments.
A Tokyo information center offers multilingual help with English and German responses for visitors. The program guides tourists through city sights and services, aiding communication in a busy urban setting.
A political report by Republican National Chairman William E. Miller highlights GOP gains in the South and West, farm voter strength, and suburban growth, while noting weakness in big cities and reflecting on 1960 presidential results and nominating prospects for Scranton Romney and Rockefeller. Daley leads Chicago group as party strategists study proposals from Dallas San Francisco and Miami Beach.
Andrew Hall Jr. a Camp County furniture worker was jailed awaiting a preliminary hearing on arson charges for setting fire to his four room frame house near Virginia 692 south of Lynchburg. Police say Hall admitted slapping his wife and firing four shots before the blaze. Mildred Hall 30 escaped injury as she hid with a neighbor.
Apple Holdings held 287 800 bushels across Winchester s four principal cold storages as March opens. The figure matches its March 1 1960 level of 287 167 bushels and compares to 294 424 bushels on March 1 1961. Old Mill Storage 12000 11422. C L Robinson Ice and Cold Storage 47754 49035. Winchester Cold Storage 206472 187466. Virginia Apple Storage 21574 39244.
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