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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 07, 1959

Page

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Warren County High School sale threatened by petitions

Front Royal Virginia AP petitions could force a referendum to order the sale of the all white Warren County High School to a private segregated school group. The act allows citizens to petition for a school property sale but a circuit judge can veto. Sheriff Francis Slaughter led a group that considered private class buildings but now may circulate petitions starting today.

Front Royal Warren County Virginia General Assembly Francis Slaughter Slaughter State Board of Education Warren County Educational Foundation Q. D. Gasque Gasque Richmond

Union Will Win Its Demands says Murray

John F. Murray of District 16 Pittsburgh Steelworkers predicts the union will win its demands, even by strike if needed. He notes talks with industry leaders over separate local contracts and the looming July 1 potential walkout as negotiations continue.

Murray NEW York John F. Murray Pittsburgh Steelworkers Union Philip Murray Public and Industry George Flacus J & Ing W L Presteel

Mrs Maude Wisecarver Seeks Top Dollar Prize

Fairview Ave resident Mrs Maude Wisecarver sent in a television program entry and expects word by Wednesday on her prize amount. A city strip grass cutting question looms as heat lingers with 89 degrees forecast and cooling tonight. A local baseball oddity from James Wood Strasburg features no outs by either side and 42 putouts in seven innings.

James Wood-Strasburg

Jupiter Rockets 1500 Miles Atlantic Test

Cape Canaveral reports the Army launched a Jupiter intermediate range ballistic missile 1500 miles over the Atlantic in a high risk reliability test conducted Wednesday night. Early indications describe the test as highly successful with data collection ongoing.

Cape Canaveral Fla Atlantic

NAACP Suspends Branch President

AP reports in New York that the NAACP suspends a branch president named Robert Wil for unspecified reasons. The action affects local leadership and prompts ongoing scrutiny within the civil rights organization.

NAACP New York Robert Wil

Patented Rose Sale Discount Amid Winchester Seed Loss

Winchester Seed Co. notes a 20 percent sale on patented rose varieties despite a recent setback. The promotion appears on a single-page item dated 5 5 31, indicating a retail push to attract customers during post-loss recovery.

Winchester Seed CO

Fred Astaire Show Dominates 11th TV Emmy Awards

Hollywood AP report states Fred Astaire and his show An Evening With Fred Astaire won nine Emmys, including outstanding program of the year. Jack Benny Dinah Shore Perry Como also won multiple awards as Emmys honor top performances and series across the telecast.

Hollywood Fred Astaire Jack Benny Loretta Young Dinah Shore Perry Como Tores Maverick Astaire TV Academy Robert Young Moulin Rouge Julie Harris Raymond Burr Barbara Hale

Iraqi authorities free Italian airliner after 27 hour detainment

An Alitalia DC6B carrying eight crew members and 17 or more passengers was held 27 hours in Iraq for flying over the country without explicit permission. The flight from Tehran toward Beirut landed in Baghdad after control tower radio instructions. Three Americans aboard were identified as Mr and Mrs Robert Rachwal and Ar elles N.V. Italia's representative Joseph Thweny.

Baghdad Iraq Tehran Beirut Alitalia Airline Robert Rachwal Glendale Calif Arcelles N Walter Galli Rome

Moscow Radio Rejects Ike A Test Plan

Moscow radio dismissed President Eisenhower's plan to ban nuclear tests to 30 miles altitude as a dangerous halfway measure. It accused the West of avoiding a real solution and warned the plan would not safeguard people against radiation. The broadcast stopped short of a outright rejection.

Moscow Radio Today Eisenhower Soviet Union Moscow Radio

Churchill Tours President's Farm At Gettysburg

British Prime Minister Sir Winston Churchill visits President Eisenhower at Gettysburg touring the farm in a blue electric golf cart. They inspect the cattle barn and Black Angus herd before a helicopter flight over the battlefield.

Marvin L. Arrowsmith Washington Winston Churchill Eisenhower Met Britain Marine Corps Gettysburg Winston White House Churchill

Four White Youths Indicted For Raping Black Co-ed

A Tallahassee grand jury indicted four white youths for raping a slender Black co ed after a college dance. The victims and witnesses testified for nearly seven hours before the panel returned a presentment to Circuit Judge W May Walker. The four are Patrick G Scarborough 20 William T Collinsworth 24 David Ervin Beagles 18 and Ollie Stoutamire 16. The indictment marks a historic Florida case as white defendants face potential penalties for attacking a Black person. The victim enrolled at Florida A and M University received calm support from students as officials adjusted plans for grand jury action. Under Florida law the victim may not be identified.

Tallahassee Fla W. May Walker Florida Walker Patrick G. Scarborough Air Force Alaska Willion T. Collinsworth David Ervin Beagles Ollie Stoutamire Frank Stoutamire Walter Lee Irvin Florida A. and M. University Con Ystrate

Strauss nomination seen likely to pass Commerce panel

A Republican senator predicted the Senate Commerce Committee will approve Lewis L. Strauss for secretary of commerce despite opposition. He expected at least three or four of the 11 Democrats to back the 6 Republicans. Committee leaders hope the vote is favorable and health confirmation proceeds this week.

Washington Lewis L. Strauss Commerce Strauss Senate Commerce Committee Clinton P. Anderson D-Nm GOP Everett Dirkson R-Ill Senate White House Dirkson Warren G. Magnuson D-Wash Eisenhower Anderson House Atomic Energy Committee Rep Carl Durham

Large industrial building collapses in Westbury injuring and trapping workers

A massive steel framed structure under construction at Westbury Industrial Park on Long Island collapsed near 11 a.m. trapping about 20 workers and injuring many. Rescue teams with cranes and ambulances battled debris as onlookers watched, with at least one confirmed dead.

Westbury N. Y New York City Long Island al Long Islip Terrace Verge Abbatiello Abbatiello

Four in Family Hurt When Car Crashes Into Tree

Four members of a Woodbridge family were injured when their 1955 Plymouth left Rt. 50 east of Winchester, struck a tree, and rolled. Driver Jack Wickes 39 and his two children plus his mother were hospitalized. all in good condition. A separate Rt. 7 crash near Winchester injured Raymond McDonald Jr., 22.

Rt. 50 Winchester Rt. 7 Jack Kenneth Wickes Woodbridge Wickes Jackie Betsy Mae Lara Wickes Altoona L. P. Coverstone Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad Friendship Raymond Ellworth McDonald, Jr Berryville H. K. Malbon Rehe Red Milleson

Herter Plans Radio TV Talk Tonight at 8

Secretary of State Christian A. Herter will broadcast and telecast at 8 p.m. EST tonight on his plan for a peaceful German crisis resolution. He will urge public support for U.S. policy and readiness to negotiate with the Soviets, while reaffirming allied resolve to defend West Berlin. He departs Friday for the Geneva foreign ministers meeting with Britain France and the Soviet Union, with a Bonn stop to meet Chancellor Adenauer.

Washington Christian A. Herter Germany Herter U.S West Berlin Moscow John Foster Dulles Geneva Britain France Soviet Union Bonn Konrad Adenauer

Rayburn aims for House vote on large housing bill

Speaker Sam Rayburn says he intends to bring a $2.1 billion housing measure to a House vote presently blocked in Rules Committee. He cites three possible steps to bypass the panel and move the bill forward as partisan opposition and cost figures ignite debate.

Rayburn Washington Sam Rayburn D-Tex Eisenhower Committee On Rules House Rules Committee Banking Committee Brent Spence D- Ky Spence Congress Banking Anderson’s Meat Market

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