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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1961
Page
5
The Atlas E missile surged to a target 5,000 miles away near Ascension Island, demonstrating engine power and heat resistance. Officials say ongoing fixes to hydraulics and propulsion could allow operational use by late fall with increased range and payload potential.
Air Force officers question the Polaris submarine’s deterrence claims amid test failures and budget jockeying. The Kennedy budget shifts favor Navy weapons, while Air Force critics warn the Soviets could outpace U.S. deterrent efforts as Congress scrutinizes defense spending.
General Thomas D. White calls Polaris a most valuable current weapon system. Senators Symington and Engle voice skepticism on detectability and accuracy, while Admiral Burke asserts Polaris accuracy during the hearing.
President Kennedy ends a five day holiday at the seashore and heads back to Washington after enjoying sun and surf and another round of golf. He expresses unwavering support for Cuban mothers and the Cuban fight for freedom, pledging the American people will not forget.
Six high school students named winners at the 12th annual National Science Fair among 385 finalists from 45 states and five other countries. Recipients include James Michael Hosford and Victoria Richards in biological and Mary Anderson in physical sciences, with others from Indiana, California, New Mexico and Texas. The event closed with awards for second to fourth places and recognition from armed services and medical groups.
Warren County Supervisors unanimously approved a 10 cent tax increase raising the real estate and personal property levy to 2.60 per 100 dollars. About 75 citizens attended the hearing with two speakers opposed. Budget items include 50 per pupil scholarship grants, 12 500 for industrial development, and 7 500 for a sanitary landfill at Fork District, with remarks on education funding and high school costs.
Banking in the round has arrived at the Sixtieth and Lexington branch with a circular main office layout circular staircases and a circular elevator shaft casing. Bank officials call the design efficient and attractive for operations.
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