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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Mar 19, 1963

Page

3

Henderson paints bright GOP future for Virginia voters

The speaker portrays Virginia Republicans as a diverse, forward looking group not bound by past party labels. He contrasts them with the Democratic party and criticizes Kennedy era policies, urging support for limited government and individual liberty.

Henderson Republican Party Virgina N.w Virginia Democratic Party National Party

Unclear OCR fragment on cow stalls and Boop the cows

Fragmentary text describes stall sizes for Golden Guernsey cows and mentions Boop the cows with scattered garbled terms including brothers and Pr. Init g.

Guernsey Init G

Coat and dress pattern for Easter fashion

Pattern 4823 offers a print silk coat and wool dress in half sizes 12 to 22 with yardage requirements. Cost is 50 cents plus 15 cents mailing. send name address zone size and style number to Anne Adams Pattern Dept Winchester Evening Star New York. Also advertise 304 design ideas and a coupon for a free pattern with 50 cent catalog order.

Anne Adams Winchester Evening Star Pattern Dept West 17Th St New York N. Y

Minuteman Missile Veers Off Course and Is Destroyed

A Minuteman intercontinental missile veered off course during a night launch from Cape Canaveral. Range safety personnel triggered the self destruct after a third stage malfunction, scattering debris into the Atlantic Ocean well short of the 5,000 mile target.

Cape Canaveral Fla Minuteman Atlantic Ocean

Limousine Link Sought Between Washington Airports

Airport Trans Inc seeks authority to run passenger limousines between Washington National and Dulles International airports and to offer Virginia charter service. The State Corporation Commission is allotting four days to hear the cases, opposed by several Northern Virginia bus lines. Spokesman Edward H. Herndon said the $3.50 fare would beat taxis, crediting 12 passenger limousines as the basis.

Washington State Corporation Commission Airport Trans Inc Washington National Airport Dulles International Chantilly Virginia SCC Edward H. Herndon Airport Transport Herndon

Hymn-Singing Negroes March At Petersburg

About 1 000 Negro students from Peabody High School and Virginia State College marched two abreast in Petersburg to protest police dogs used in desegregation efforts at two theaters. Twenty-two were arrested for trespassing and one for assault on an off duty officer.

Petersburg Peabody High School Virginia State College

Chayefsky Prepares Russian Revolution Drama for Broadway

Playwright Paddy Chayefsky has spent over a year on a new drama about the Russian revolution. Tyrone Guthrie will direct the work slated for Broadway next fall, with an out of town tryout possibly at Minneapolis Tyrone Guthrie Theater as it opens in May.

New York Paddy Chayefsky Tyrone Guthrie Chayefsky the Tenth Man White Way Minneapolis New Culture Center Tyrone Guthrie Theater

Buster Keaton Hospitalized in California

CANOGA PARK Calif AP Poker faced comedian Buster Keaton is in hospital for a pulmonary disorder. Doctors say he is in good condition and could be released in a day or two. Keaton age 66 was admitted Sunday to West Hills Doctors Hospital with what he thought was pneumonia. Examination showed the ailment was less serious.

Canoga Park Calif Buster Keaton Keaton West Hills Doctors Hospital

Honorary Policeman Named In Ohio Patrol History

Columbus Ohio 64 year old Joseph V Goldberg of the State Highway Department drew the original sketches for the Ohio Highway Patrol badges and insignia 29 years ago and now is made an honorary member. Patrol may seek him to design a special flag honoring the unit.

Columbus Ohio State Highway Department Bureau of Bridges Ohio Highway Patrol Joseph V. Goldberg Goldberg

Virginia Trails in Teachers Who Are College Graduates

The Virginia Education Association says Virginia employs 35 026 teachers 22.7 percent Negro with 94.3 percent of Negro teachers holding degrees versus 79.7 percent of whites. Only 9.3 percent of white teachers hold masters compared with 15.1 percent of Negro teachers. Localities with the fewest college graduates pay the least and state funds dodge training impact due to the ME P program.

Richmond Virginia Education Association Saturday Robert F. Williams VEA Williams North Carolina South Carolina Virginia

Islanders Sail For Old Homes

In Tilbury England 51 islanders including 51 men women and children sail back to Tristan da Cunha their long evacuated South Atlantic home. They left in 1961 after a volcanic eruption made homes uninhabitable with several hundred more to follow later this year.

Tilbury England English Channel Atlantic Tristan da Cunha

Whale damages Soviet ship in Antarctic

A Soviet whaling ship was rammed and crippled in the Antarctic by a whale after a harpoon was buried in its blubber. The whale struck the stern with its massive head, snapping the blades of the ship’s 2 1/2 ton propeller. A second harpoon burst ended the whale and the ship was repaired at sea.

London Antarctic Tass

Yemeni Gunners Use Dummies of Kings For Target Practice

Yemen artillery units used dummies of King Hussein of Jordan King Saud and Yemen’s ex Imam Mohammed Al Badr for target practice during a parade in Aden. Sana radio reported the gunners hit all three targets while President Field Marshal Abdullah Al Sallal attended.

Aden Hussein Jordan Saudi Arabia King Saud Yemen Mohammed al Badr Sana Radio Abdullah al Sallal

Pueblo editor Frank Hoag Sr. dead at 91

NEWSPAPER OWNER PUEBLO Colo AP Frank Stephen Hoag Sr 91 president of the Pueblo Star Journal and Chieftain died Saturday He bought the Star Journal in 1908 and in 1933 he acquired the Pueblo Chieftain Colorado s second oldest newspaper Born in Minerva Ohio

Pueblo, Colo Frank Stephen Hoag Sr Pueblo Star-Journal Chieftain The Star-Journal Pueblo Chieftain Colorado Minerva Ohio

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