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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 08, 1962

Page

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Area Recovers From Snow As Forecast Warns of More

The area works toward normal operations after a heavy snowfall. Forecast calls for rain or snow tomorrow afternoon or night with clearing and cold weather Saturday. Power and telephone services largely restored, buses running, streets being cleared, and schools reopening in Winchester Clarke and Frederick counties with some delays.

Power Company and Telephone Company Dale Fowler Telephone Company Leesburg

AF Satellite On Secret Mission Launch Quietly

The Air Force launched a satellite from Point Arguello California using an Atlas Agena B booster. Officials said the mission remains secret and noted the craft carried numerous classified test components.

Point Arguello Calif Air Force

Snow weighs in at Winchester in Struck by Wintry Count

The Town Crier reports the Winchester snow from Monday totaling 1,551,761,301 pounds or 77,586 tons. A motorist’s lost Virginia 1961 plate is recovered from the snow, while the Shawnee VFD clears the road to the fire hall and asks about a missing direction sign. The Virginia Employment Commission office remains open 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. to aid labor seekers and shovelers.

Winchester Shawnee Vfd Virginia Star

Brothers Killed Walking by Road in Maryland

A Maryland man Earl H Morrison 33 of Hagerstown is jailed in Berkeley County charged with negligent homicide in the fatal traffic crash that killed brothers William F Funkhouser 26 of Bunker Hill and Eugene A Funkhouser 22 of Inwood on Route 11 near Inwood West Virginia. The two men died after being struck by Morrison’s car as he said he fell asleep at the wheel and could not avoid them. Both widows and families mourn as state police noted dry pavement and no snow, with funeral services planned at Brown Funeral Home Martinsburg.

Wendell Seldon Howard Grove Frederick County Clarke County Maryland Berkeley County Martinsburg West Virginia William Frederick Funkhouser Bunker Hill Eugene Alvin Funkhouser Inwood Martinsburg City Hospital Earl Henry Morrison Hagerstown Morrison Darkesville New Orleans Harrisonburg Funkhouser Brothers Shenandoah County Joseph W Frances Barrick Funkhouser Clearbrook William Frederick Funkhouer Sarah C. Gladden Funkhouser William F. Funkhouser, Jr Dennis Wayne Funkhouser Mildred R. Gladden Funkhouser Eugene A Funkhouser, Jr Darla Funkhouser Lester F. Funkhouser Ivan Funkhouser Keith Funkhouser City John Funkhouser Frulen Funkhouser Margaret Dennis Nain Susan Russell This City Shirley Hines Bethesda Brown Funeral Home

Court Upholds FCC Pay TV Authority

The U S Court of Appeals upheld the FCC power to permit trial operation of pay television systems. It said the commission must be allowed to experiment to shape future broadcasting. The decision supported RKO Phonevision’s three year Hartford trial by Zenith Radio Corp despite theater group protests.

Washington U.S. Court of Appeals Federal Communications Commission Henry W. Edgerton Commission Walter M. Bastian Warren E. Burger Edgerton Connecticut Pay TV Stanley Warner Management Co Loew’s, Inc Connecticut Theaters Manchester Drive- In Theater Corp Outdoors Theaters Corp FCC RKO Phonevision Co Hartford Conn Zenith Radio Corp Phonevision RKO

Time Bill Up for Crucial State Senate Vote Today

Virginia faces a key vote on a daylight saving time bill for Memorial Day to Labor Day. The measure would apply statewide except for Bristol and the 10th District, with further amendments debated in the Senate.

Senate Richmond Virginia General Assembly House Bristol Virginia - Tenessee 10Th General Laws Committee Loudoun Prince Willian Lee Scott and Wise Tennessee District of Columbia

Carrot saves girl as Brucetown snow blocks road

Terry Robin Jenkins age three of Brucetown choked on a carrot. Parents Leslie and Nina Jenkins braved deep snow with the Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad to reach the child. The family swapped turns carrying the youngster toward safety in bitter weather.

Terry Robin Jenkins Brucetown Winchester Terry Leslie Jenkins Rt. 672 Brucetown Road

Bus Stranded In Deep Snow For Four Hours

A greyhound bus carrying 17 passengers was stranded for four hours about three miles west of here on Rt. 723. Driver James Rutherford of Roanoke said the bus was mired in two feet of snow after not being plowed on the Frederick county section of old Rt. 50. He walked a mile to Mrs. Barton Cook’s residence to call for help, then drove to Waterloo and on to Winchester, arriving shortly before 10 a.m.

BOYCE Greyhound Here James W. Rutherford Roanoke Rutherford Opequon Bridge Rt. 50 Frederick County Barton Cook Winchester Waterloo

Fatal Scuffle Heard by Housekeeper in Loudoun County

Leesburg report: housekeeper Ruth Boley tells police she heard a scuffle and then a man she hadn’t seen before enter the kitchen and attack J. Churchill Newcomb and his wife. She was struck with a gun butt and later slashed. the knife came from the Newcomb kitchen. The assailant fled in a two tone grey car.

Leesburg J. Churchill Newcomb Max Dwyer Ruth Boley Hosital Newcomb Loudoun County Dwyer Boley Mr. Newcomb

Virginia Storm Deaths and Floods Hit Coastal Virginia

The storm left seven dead with possible increase as blizzard and offshore nor'easter battered Virginia. Flooding, power outages, and evacuations disrupted coastal towns from Chincoteague to Hampton Roads, with millions in damage and a state of emergency declared in Virginia Beach.

Virginia Easter Atlantic Chincoteague Island Robert Cropper Ocean City Jim Morris Assateague Island Chincoteague Wallops Island NASA Hampton Roads Chesapeake Bay Virginia Beach Frank A. Dusch National Guard Atlantic Ave Ocean View Willoughby Norfolk Hampton

South Vietnamese kill 23 Reds in Mekong Delta

South Vietnamese forces report 23 Communist guerrillas killed in a major operation near the Mekong Delta. U S Army helicopters faced engine trouble while supplying troops as authorities pursued a broader push into Viet Cong positions along the coast and mangrove swamps.

Saigon South Viet Nam Viet Nam Mekong River Kien Hoa China Sea Dam Doi An Xuyen Anp Tan Long U.S Ngo Dinh Diem Mili Tary

Pea Ridge battle ends as Confederate forces lose two days

A two day clash at Pea Ridge known as Elkhorn Tavern ends with a Confederate defeat. Meanwhile the ironclad Merrimac enters Hampton Roads damaging three U S ships and Leesburg falls to Federal troops.

Pea Ridge Elkhorn Tavern Ark Hampton Roads U.S Leesburg

Kennedy signals space cooperation plan with Khrushchev

President Kennedy proposes joint U S Soviet steps for peaceful space exploration. He wrote to Premier Khrushchev outlining plans for a weather satellite system, communications satellites, and deep space probes. The message aims to ease East West tensions ahead of Geneva disarmament talks opening next week.

John M. Hightower Washington Kennedy Khrushchev United States Soviet Union Moscow Geneva Berlin Southeast Asia

Storm Rips Coastal Areas Of Seven States

A powerful coastal storm battered seven Atlantic states causing widespread destruction from North Carolina to New York. At least 29 deaths were reported with Ocean City Maryland and Bowers Delaware hard hit. Governors Tawes and Carvel sought disaster declarations as utilities failed and damage mounted. New England escaped major damage as the system moved offshore.

Associated Press Atlantic North Carolina New York New England Ocean City Rehoboth Beach Del Maryland J. Millard Tawes Kennedy Bowers Delaware Elbert N. Carvel Carvel Virginia

Lover Come Back Held Over at Hable's Palace Theatre

The comedy Lover Come Back remains held over through Tuesday at Hable's Palace Theatre. Also noted is a savings ad offering insured accounts with 4 percent current dividend from Winchester Savings & Loan, with a deadline to save by the 10th.

Tnes Hable’s Palace Theatre Federal Savings Insurance Corp Winchester Savings & Loa

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