Local Queen's Pages Named From Town Youths
Four local youngsters have been named to the Queen's Pages for the Coronation retinue. The group includes Jane Larrick and Charles Henry Schutte and Brent Riley Venable, among others from Kerr and Quarles Schools. Their families, addresses, and grandparents are listed, with the ceremony featuring the royal procession and photo opportunities on the Queen Shenandoah float.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Henry Schutte
Charles H. Schutte, Jr
Leicester St
John Kerr School
Rate calls for faster action on Kennedy tax plan
Washington AP reports Democrats urge quicker passage of Kennedy tax cut and allied proposals after the February unemployment rate rises to 6.1 percent the highest in 14 months. Republicans see this as vindication that action is needed. House Ways and Means Committee weighs tax reductions amid hearings. Speaker McCormack cites paralysis in Congress to act. Senator Douglas supports tax cuts plus more public works to boost demand and employment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Kennedy
Labor Department
House Ways and Means ‘Committee
House
John W. McCormack
D-Mass
Paul H. Douglas
D-Ill
Country Music Stars Mourn Losses In Nashville Tragedy
Patsy Cline dies in a light plane crash near Nashville along with her manager pilot Randy Hughes. Three other stars Hawkshaw Hawkins Cowboy Copas and Jack Anglin die in separate crash while Anglin was en route to Cline’s funeral. Funeral services set in Nashville and Winchester for Anglin and Cline.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
Patsy Cline
Nashville, Tenn
Grand Ole Opy
Jack Anglin
Anglin
Johnny
Jack
Nashville
Miss Cline
Tennessee
Hawkshaw
Hawkins
Cowboy Copas
Randy Hughes
Hawkshaw Hawkins
Optimist and Key Club Playoff Games at Armory
In the Midget Basketball League playoffs at the Armory tomorrow the OPTIMIST CLUB hosts the Lions Club at 9 30 a m while the Key Club faces B M Chevrolet at 11 a m The Key Club game is the championship. An oil truck seen yesterday bore the company name mirrored backwards on its hood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lions Club
B&m Chevrolet
Armory
New York Publishers and Printers Reach New Contract
Representatives of publishers and striking printers reached a new two year contract in New York ending a 91 day newspaper shutdown. The deal provides a wage rise totaling 12.63 dollars and reduced hours in the second year, with ratification needed by the union. Major dailies had suspended publication for a record 87 days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
NEW York
New York Post
Publishers Association of New York
Warner
Wagner
ITV Local 6
Bertram A. Powers
Rusk Reports Russian Troop Pullout Underway
Secretary of State Dean Rusk said a portion of Soviet troops is in motion toward withdrawal, with ships in position to move several thousand men within the week. He spoke at a news conference about broader U.S. policy, noting progress in South Vietnam and cautioning that a nuclear test ban would involve risk, while the arms race poses greater dangers. He avoided precise withdrawal figures and said assessments will come later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
O S
Dean Rusk
Rusk
United States
South Viet Nam
Soviet Union
Ruisk
State Department
Cuban
Nixon Fires Salvo At Administration
Former vice president Richard M. Nixon criticizes the Kennedy administration for not providing air cover in the Bay of Pigs invasion. He urges an oil blockade of Cuba and argues for finishing the mission with air power. The remarks came on a television program taped in New York and aired nationwide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Richard M. Nixon
Kennedy
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Nixon
Cuba
Eisenhower
Normandy
Bay of Pigs
Jack Paar
Nbc-Tv
CTV
Toronto
Newsday
Long Island
Garden City
N.Y
U.S
AP Women's Editor to Commentate at Fashion Show
Miss Joy Miller, AP Women's Editor since 1960, will commentate at the 13th annual Fashion Show of the Women's Civic League on March 20 at Shenandoah College. Miller began at AP in 1944, rose to lead the bureau in New York by 1953, and has long reported across major papers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joy Miller
Associated Press
Women's Civic League
Shenandoah College
Miss Miller
Kansas City
Oklahoma City
Wichita
Kansas
University of Kansas
Wichita Eagle
Lawrence
Kan
Journal-World
New York
Grandma Moses
Gordon to Be Arraigned on March 18 in Slaying Case
George Washington Gordon, 57, a carpenter, indicted last July for the May 29, 1962, murder of Joseph Leon Desroiers, will face arraignment in Circuit Court on March 18. He was brought back from California after extradition waived in Sacramento. Gordon told deputies he traveled across the country during his nine months as a fugitive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Washington Gordon
Carpenter
Joseph Leon Desroiers
Gordon
Robert L. DeHaven
Merlian Marshall
Marysville
Sutter County
Calif
U.S
Sacramento
DeHaven
Van Johnson Hospitalized for Skin Cancer Surgery
Hollywood AP reports actor Van Johnson, 46, at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital for a skin cancer surgery on his left thigh. Paramount Studios says his doctor expects him back to work on Wives and Lovers by March 18 after biopsy indicated immediate treatment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
van Johnson
Cedars of Lebanon
Johnson
Friends
Paramount Studios
Three More Announce for Shawnee District Race
A three way contest forms for the Frederick County Board of Supervisors with two Democrats and two Republicans plus an Independent. Thelma Thompson Core, Charles E. Garber, Eugene S. Lupton join Donald L. Baughman and David G. Simpson in announcing candidacies as nominations may be by convention or primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shawnee
Frederick County
Donald L. Baughman
Miller Heights
John
Christ
Tish
Clore
Virginia
Board of Supervisors
Syrian Coup Sparks Revolution Tethered to Turkish Embassy Refuge
Pro Nasser officers seize control in Syria as Premier Khale El Azem seeks shelter in the Turkish Embassy in Damascus. Rebels announce unity aims while claiming excellent position and warns against foreign intervention. US embassy notes Americans are safe. Israel on alert. Third coup in 18 months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beirut
Lebanon
Syria
Ankara
Damascus
Cairo
U.A.R
U.S
Baghdad
Rad
Khale el Azem
Iraq
Nasser
United Arab Republic
Israel
Jerusaem
Abdel Karim Ahraddim
Pants Fall While Conducting Choir in Lincoln
Maurice Jacobson, 67, conductor of 400 Methodist Church festival singers, briefly exposed while leading a packed Lincoln audience. He resumed with one hand and fixed his trousers with a safety pin after the performance. Audience praised the surprising display as magnificent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
England
Maurice Jacobson
Jacobson
Methodist
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Queen's Pages
Poe
Man ’S Lane
Powhatan School
Boyce
Tupper
Massie Hawthorne
Allen T. Hawthoneen
W. Stewart ,St
Ralph N. Dorsey
of Bele
J. Rani Ie Sae
Kerr School
Jane Larrick
Jane Cather
T. Russell Cather
W. Leicester St
Brent
Riley Venable
Richard Edward Venable
Valley Ave
Quarles School
Venable
Wini Largent
Ate
Ge F. Sr
Val
Vista Sela
J. W. Venable
Stephens City
Shenandoah
James R. Larrick, JR
Tupper H. Dorsey
Charles Heny Schutte
Bent Riley Venable
Cline
WSM
Ott Devine
the Opry
Voice of the Opry
Jones Funeral Home
Billy Graves
Bill Allison
WINC
Dick Dovel
Front Royal
Eddie Mathery
Warrenton
Jimmy McCoy
WHPL
Sammy Moss
Berkeley Springs
W. Va
Jones Funeral
Nathan Williamson
Valley Avenue
Mr. Devine
Grand Ole Opeast
Peta
Erie
N. Y
Way
Robert F. Wagner
International Typographical Union
Afl-Cio
Wegner
Ap-Member
Miss Joy Miller
Ced
David G. Simpson
Senseny ‘Road
Republican
Area Christian Youth
Eugene 5S
Lupton
Thelma T, Clore
Cc. E. Garber
Abdel Karim
Wright House
Polly
Lambden Ave
Swimley
Pingley & Carper Cleaners
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