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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

May 14, 1962

Page

5

Just Plain Daffy Going To Texas via London

CORPUS CHRISTI Texas AP It was just plain daffy I mean fancy going to Texas by way of London murmur Charlie Wood 65 retired janitor who worked at the British Ford plant in Dagenham England and his wife arrived here last Thursday They traveled about 14000 miles since sailing aboard the Queen Mary from Southampton a week earlier After a mix up in New York they recrossed the Atlantic and caught another flight Pan American Flight 100 Pan American picked up the tab for the reroute to London in Texas tale is followed by details of their visit to the sister and Mrs Carassis who teaches English to foreign students in a local college.

Corpus Christi Tex Texas London Charlie Wood Atlantic Columbus Charlie Ford Dagenham England Kitty Carassis New York United States Woods Southampton Idlewild Marie Wood Pan American Labor Department New York Central Pennsylvania Atlantic City Kennedy UAW Walter P. Reuther Blough Republic Steel Corp T. F. Patton

Czech-born U.S. citizen Zastera freed under Czech amnesty

Jaro mir Zastera, 32, an American citizen born in Czechoslovakia, was released after 12 years in a Prague prison for espionage. The amnesty was announced by President Antonin Novóny on May 9, the liberation anniversary. He heads to the United States with support from lawyer Peter Krehel of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania.

Vienna Austria Jaromir Zastera Czechoslovakia United States U.S Prague Zastera Antonin Novo Zame Zastera Chicago Peter Krehel Harrisburg Krehel Charles University

Administration to Fight Out in Aid to India

The administration vows an all out effort to reverse a 270 million dollar cut in India aid. Senate Foreign Relations Committee approved the reduction from 818 million projected for the next fiscal year. The move drew bipartisan support amid concerns over Nehru’s policies and Goa events.

Washington India Senate Foreign Relations Committee Hubert H. Humphrey Minnesota Senate Congress Nehru Goa Krishna Menon United States Sen Stuart Symington D-Mo Symington John Sherman Cooper Rey Soviet Union U.S Russell B. Long Louisiana Frank J. Lausche Ohio Rourke B. Hickenlooper Iowa George D. Aiken Vermont Homer E. Capehart Indiana Frank Carlson Kansas John J. Williams Delaware J. W. Fulbright Arkansas John Sparkman Alabama Humphrey Mike Mansfield Montana Wayne Morse Oregon Frank Church Idaho Thomas J. Dodd Connecticut

Kennedy Offers Olive Branch To Business In 1962 Tax Plan

The Kennedy administration signaled cooperation with business, promising soon to liberalize tax depreciation write offs aiming at about 1.25 billion dollars in tax savings for 1962. The move drew praise from U.S. Steel chairman Roger Blough and a 100-strong Business Council, amid a prior steel price clash.

New York Kennedy Secretary of the Treasury Douglas Dillon Business Council Hot Springs Roger M. Blough U.S. Steel Corp Blough Dillon Council Treasury Henry H. Fowler

General Hurt In Practice Parachute Jump

Brig. Gen. Joseph Stilwell suffered a dislocated right shoulder during a practice parachute jump at Camp Drum New York. He was at the camp directing antiguerrilla warfare training for the 2nd Brigade of Ft. Devens Massachusetts when he apparently landed off balance.

General Hurt Camp Drum N.Y Joseph W. Stilwell Stilwell New York Ft. Devens Mass

Weekly totals show rise to 35.783 million par value

The latest week measured 35.783 million in par value, up from 33.243 million a week earlier, reflecting a gain in overall value.

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