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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 09, 1960
Page
14
SAN ANTONIO Tex Mrs Peter Kohmer offered her son Billy seven for each paper marked 100. For two weeks he brought home many 100s. Then he returned saying he could not get any more 100s because he lost the red pencil his grandma gave him.
The Kentucky motto expresses unity with the line United we stand divided we fall linking state identity to collective resolve.
Washington AP reports a congressional note that muffled underground nuclear blasts with five times the yield of early bombs could evade detection until new monitoring systems are developed. The Joint Congressional Committee on Atomic Energy says it may take years and notes difficulties in distinguishing underground blasts from earthquakes. Scientists including Bethe and Urey testified on detection needs.
A regional Virginia Building Material Assn meeting at the George Washington Hotel drew 30 area dealers. A film on modern housing ideas followed a roundtable discussion. H Colin Haines outlined a mortgage credit program for financing new homes. Information available from building supply dealers.
Democratic contenders push a Social Security based plan for aged health care led by Pat McNamara with Senate backing. The measure extends hospital and nursing home coverage and home care funding funded by higher payroll taxes and general funds, while criticizing the Forand bill as insufficient.
The Rouss Fire Company voted two summer picnic meetings at the May session. A July 6 picnic at the Lions Shelter is for members only, and an August 31 event at the Lions Shelter will be the annual family gathering. New member Robert J. Young joined. three members died recently.
Dus tin S. Lucier, 73, longtime publisher of the Marlboro Enterprise and Hudson Sun, dies after a prolonged illness. Lucier led the papers for 35 years. The AP report notes his impact on local journalism in Marlboro, Massachusetts.
Seven members of the Friendship Fire Company who died in 1959 will be honored at the annual memorial service May 15 at 11 a.m. in Centenary Evangelical and Reformed Church. The service is part of morning worship conducted by Rev. Henry W. Korinth, with company members meeting at the fire hall at 10:30 a.m. for group attendance. Transportation assistance available by calling Mo-2-9424. The event is open to the public.
Dr. Barbara Moore, 56, Britain, halted in Steamboat Springs during a 3,000 mile trek from San Francisco to New York City. Sergeants Mervyn Evans, 33, and Patrick Moloney, 37, reached Cheyenne about 100 miles ahead of her on April 12.
In Buffalo Arnold testified about a past drinking problem eight years ago and said he was advised to take up betting. He explained that gambling became his hobby and led to legal trouble.
The text notes eight during a period, mentions no aisles in English ters, audiences sat on long backless benches.
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