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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 27, 1963
Page
12
Mrs. gon, with her sister ta, was a longtime figure for forty years, linked to William B. Skirvin and oil and hotel circles. After a prolonged illness, she and Mrs. Mesta were noted names connected to Washington in the early era.
Long Beach California AP reports a housewife pursuing a two week diet fast with a goal of about 28 pounds. She notes variable weight loss and describes stomach contractions and feeling rotten but denies fainting during the fast.
A concise list of words describing a querulous temperament includes peevish squeamish fastidious and quarrelsome. It captures states of complaint and whining in varied degrees and contexts.
Scheduled flights are planned to serve Winchester Front Royal Martinsburg Harrisonburg Staunton Roanoke Charlottesville Fredericksburg Lynchburg and Pulaski from Dulles and Richmond Byrd airports. Temporary airline offices are in Sterling Virginia near JeS International Airport. The firm plans to file with the State Corporation Commission for operating authority after a stock issue decision.
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The fourth annual Shenandoah Regional Science Fair will be held April 6 at Burruss Hall Madison College in Harrisonburg with about 100 high school entrants from Page Shenandoah Rockingham Augusta Highland and Bath counties. Exhibits open at 10 a.m. judging that morning. Regional winners advance to the National Science Fair in Albuquerque on May 6. The event aims to spark local interest in science and encourage top students.
In Corpus Christi, 19 year old Malcolm Ward Jr. stands trial for the July 2 shooting of 50 year old Donald Cooley with a .22 rifle. Billy Bodmer, the step son, already convicted of murder, testified Ward proposed killing Cooley by arsenic gas knife or gun. Bodmer testified Ward volunteered to shoot Bodmer's mother while Billy stabbed Cooley.
In INTEROI Brazil a Cuban solidarity conference faced muted support and anti Communist pressure. Police arrested 53 delegates before they could depart Guanabara State for Niteroi as Gov. Badger Silveira allowed the meeting to proceed there. Francisco Julio, Gen. Luis Gonzaga Leite led the opening with a subdued address blaming Yankee imperialism.
Ward shot a wounded man moving toward the kitchen as he claimed the rifle went off while he turned away. Bodmer admitted he stabbed his mother when she returned, but Mrs. Cooley has recovered from four stab wounds and returned to teaching at Mt. Vernon High School.
Herbert Lehman turns 85 as Edith Lehman hosts a Plaza Hotel party for about 300 guests. He will use a wheelchair but expects dancing and dinner amid tributes to the former four term New York governor, foreign relief administrator, and U S senator.
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