Star Leadership awards announced for area seniors
The Winchester Evening Star reports the 10th annual Star Leadership awards given to Winchester seniors Katharine Kurstedt and Clarence Clarke. Each recipient gets 350 dollars toward education or a career in public service. total awards amount to 10 500 dollars. Winners are chosen by a rotating committee of local citizens and will receive their checks at graduation.
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Winchester
Linda Diane Richtr
Vanceright
Ave County
Katharine Karer
Mountain Falls
Clarke
Charles Edward Sites
Patie Drive
Beri
Star
Katharine Kurstedt
Harold Kurstedt
VMI
Kennedy in Nashville Urges Law and Unity Amid Civil Rights Tensions
President Kennedy spoke in Nashville at Vanderbilt Stadium urging citizens to reject prejudice and violence amid ongoing civil rights tensions. He emphasized a duty of educated Americans to uphold the law, while noting debate on rights and urging leaders to foster order and equal opportunity.
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Nashville, Tenn
Kennedy
Nashville
Vanderbilt
Weather Outlook Brightens After Rain Ahead of Sunday Drive
After the welcomed rain area residents can expect warmer temperatures tomorrow with fair skies. Forecasters predict a high around 72 to 80 degrees and only a light change Monday. Sunday will see a greener countryside and pleasant conditions for an outing on daylight saving time.
Elks Lodge Urges Members to Attend College Talk
All brothers of B P O E No 867 are urged to attend at Shenandoah College Monday at 6 p m to hear T Coleman Andrews Marvin Williams E R.
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Elks All Brothers of
B.P.O.E
Shenandoah College
G P.m
T. Coleman Andrews
Winchester staged Berlin Wall replica to dramatize Cold War talk
The Civic Affairs Committee of the Winchester Frederick County Chamber sponsored a Monday evening demonstration at Shenandoah College. A wall and tank re-enacted East and West Berlin tensions to accompany a talk by T Coleman Andrews on freedom versus communism.
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Winchester- Frederick County
Honolulu Welcomes Cooper Home After Space Orbit
Gordon Cooper returns to Honolulu to a series of parades and receptions following his 34 hour space mission 22 orbits. He meets family at Hickam AFB before heading to Cape Canaveral and Washington for further honors and a joint session of Congress.
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USS Rearsarge
Gordon Cooper
Honolulu
Earth
Space
Cape Canaveral
Washington
New York
Kennedy
Congress
Oklahoma
Hickam Air Force Base
Trudy
Camala
Juanita
Cooper
Kearsarge
Pacific
Midway
Coopers
University of Hawaii
Four Men Escape Serious Injury In Rainy Mountain Crash
A light convertible rolled over on rain slicked Paris Mountain injuring driver Ronald J. Ondike 22 of Duquesne Pa severely with spine and elbow injuries He was the only one admitted to Memorial Hospital and released today Other passengers Bernard M Kotrady 21 Kenneth Highburger 20 and Joseph B Kubacky 22 all of Pennsylvania suffered cuts abrasions and possible wrist injury The crash occurred near milepost on Route 50 as the driver tried to pass and clipped an east bound car driven by Larry Gonzales of Clarksburg WV Trooper S L Lee reported the incident which is continued on another page.
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Pennsylvania
Paris
Ronald J Ondike
Duquesne
Memorial Hospital
Bernard M. Kotrady
Kenneth Highburger
Irwin
Joseph B. Kubacky
White Oak
S. L. Lee
Larry Gonzales
Clarksburg
W. Va
Restraining Order Sought Against Troops in Alabama
Governor George Wallace of Alabama asks the U S Supreme Court to rule that President Kennedy violated the Constitution by sending federal troops into Birmingham for a racial dispute. Wallace filed directly with the high court as Kennedy plans to address a Tennessee Valley Authority anniversary event at Muscle Shoals.
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Alabama
Muscle Shoals
Huntsville
George C. Wallace
Kennedy
University of Alabama
Washington
Gove George C. Wallace
U.S. Supreme Court
Birmingham
Ala
Tennessee Valley Authority
Redstone
Anniston
Montgomery
Wallace
Supreme Court
United States of Americand
F S. M.namara
Atty
Robert F. Kennedy
High Court
Jefferson County
Suit Seeks 250 000 in 1962 Winchester Crash
Mrs. Billie Smith Towlen files in Winchester Corporation Court seeking 250000 from Holloway J. Pingley for injuries from a July traffic crash on Rt. 50 near Merriman's Lane. She was treated at Johns Hopkins and attorney J. Frederick Larrick represents her. The motion cites negligent failure to control speed and maintain a safe lookout.
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Winchester
Winchester Corporation
Billie Smith Towlen
D. C. Towlen
Merrieman’s Lane
Holloway J. Pingley
Peyton St
Rt. 50
Merriman’s Lane
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Agnes Scott College
Decateur
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Chapel
Virginia Military Institute
Clarke County High
Student Cooperative Association
Talon
Breeze
Hi-Y
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VPI
Miss Steele
Hunter Gaunt
Burton B. Mercer
J. A. Williford
George G. Snarr, Jr
Fred L. Glaize
J. Ray Boschen
Es Mystid B. Pierce, Jr
Berryle
James Wood High School
College of William and Mary
James Wood
Tri-Hi-Y
Mu Alpha Theta
Student Cooperative Assn
Future Nurses Club
Shenandoah Valley Manufacturers Assn
Charles. E. Miley
South
Vanderbilt University
Plumly Lumber Co
Marvin Williams, E. R
Snapp Foundry, Inc
Berlin Wall
Loudoun St
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East Berlin
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National Guard
John A. Burns
Cocoa Beach
Fla
White House
Rose Garden
John Glenn
Glenn
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Mike Mansfield
Montana
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