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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1963
Page
15
Harriman returned from Moscow and briefed President Kennedy on a three hour talk with Khrushchev. He said the Laos civil war has moved into the political arena and will be there for some time. Khrushchev did not send a written reply to Kennedy’s message to Fidel Castro, citing the Soviet premier’s busy schedule.
Fifteen lines describe participants and sponsors for a Frederick County Fruit Growers event. Migs Toan, daughter of the festival president Charles Toan, helped prepare aprons. Maurice Q. Tessin of the Chamber of Commerce will present top prizes. a First Lady of West Virginia is a special guest. County entrants from Clarke and Rappahannock counties include Shirley Grove, Miss Lavetta Fralty, and James Wood High School principal James C. Gordon.
Senate leaders warned the Middle East situation could trigger a third world war if not monitored closely. Dirksen urged full vigilance as time runs out for peace, while Humphrey called for an arms embargo and stronger UN peacekeeping. Javits charged Soviet arms flow to Egypt to bolster Nasser.
Warren County Board of Supervisors wrestled with a tentative tax rate plan to raise 922000 in local revenues for the next fiscal year. The session ran 10 a.m. to 7:15 p.m. and a follow up meeting was set for May 7 at 7:30 p.m. Three options were proposed: a 25 cent per $100 rate increase, maintaining the current rate with a 60000 surplus, or cutting the proposed budget.
Miss Miller will present the Honorary Fire Chief award at the Capitol Theater around 5 p.m. and lead the Fireman’s Parade. She returns Friday for the second Salute to the Queen and rides in the Grand Feature Parade. The parade includes 5500 participants across about 240 units, with 80 fire trucks and 45 bands. About 900 in prize money will be awarded at the George Washington Hotel after fireworks.
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