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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 13, 1958
Page
10
World briefs report Soviet problems in launching a third Sputnik as Prof Jurij Pobiedonoscey says preparations near completion. A Polish interviewer pressed on whether failures mirrored American rocket mishaps. The item runs amid other global notes on NATO defenses and Middle East events.
British and Malaysian officials began work on a final draft of a Singapore constitution and expect to finish by the middle of next week. The plan grants internal self government while Britain and Singapore decide the effective date. A Moscow radio report added a Soviet expedition found a vast mountain range on the Pacific seabed between Antarctica and South Africa.
The Shenandoah Valley Polled Shorthorn Breeders annual sale at Farmers' Livestock Exchange drew 417 head and $12 785 in receipts. Judges from 23 4 H and FFA members competed for $77 in prizes as bulls and heifers sold to buyers from six states.
A Kettering man failed to secure a police job after references identified by the applicant proved to be unfamiliar. An Ohio state trooper and a different police chief reported only one prior meeting and both had previously arrested him for motor vehicle violations. Police Chief T N Shryock of Kettering confirmed the outcome.
Mad Bear Anderson, Tuscarora leader who fought to bar surveyors from the Niagara power project on the reservation, is now employed as a laborer for Merritt-Chapman & Scott. He began at the gorge top near the reservation, after backing down as federal agents warned of contempt of court. The state has acquired 1343 acres for the reservoir. a federal stay blocks land seizure but allows surveying. Anderson says the hatchet is buried but could be dug up again.
Sage advice from a Little Rock column recalls ten month old Steve Styers playing in a pen as the family puppy licked his face while his two year old brother Jimbert offers a comic remedy. The page also notes sericulture facts: one cocoon filament is too fine to weave, but strands from two to twenty cocoons can be twisted for reel and weaving when combined with other thread.
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