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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 21, 1963
Page
13
Sophomores Name Officers For Next Year
Sophomores choose officers for the 1963 64 school year with G Welly as president Fay Jones as vice president and Susan Lillis as vice president chairperson Claudia Adams and Richard Bell were selected to chair next year’s junior activities on May 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seid Ater
G Welly
Fay Jones
Susan Lillis
Claudia Adams
Richard Bell
Handley Students Earn Honorable Mention in State Latin Tourney
Three Handley students participated in the State Latin Tournament at Madison College and received honorable mention on their tests. Participants include Page and Nancy Aikens in the first year contest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Handley
Madison College
Page
Nancy Aikens
Handley Glee Club Concert Set for Friday
The Handley Glee Club will present a spring concert Friday featuring a capella pieces Salvation Is Created and The Lord's Prayer, plus The Creation and In the Valley, among others. The program invites all ages, with no admission charge and expects school and community attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Glee Club
Handley Glee
Vil Peer Twee
P. Tschesnokoff
Broco James
Gordon Jac
Lord
B. Cecil Gates
W. Richter
Vivace Club
E. Moree
Davis
Norman Lwboff
R. Ben
Handley
NATO Nuclear Arm Force Vision Emerges In Policy Talk
A senior French official hints NATO may eventually rely on a unified surface fleet as its chief nuclear arm, with a collective ownership model and a capacity of about 200 Polaris missiles, signaling a shift in alliance strategy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thi
NATO
Stephen Foster Play Shines by Junior High Glee Club
The seventh and eighth graders staged Thirty Minutes with Stephen Foster covering episodes from the composer’s life. Ann Kerlin portrayed Stephen Foster singing My Old Kentucky Home and Old Folks at Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Stephen Foster
Ann Kerlin
Kentucky
Becky van Horn
Stephen
Jeannie
Rhonda Lineburg
Former Hollywood Queen Gravely Ill After Stroke
Hollywood star Miss Daniels 62 known in Britain for vaudeville and silent films suffered a stroke in an antique shop she runs with her adopted son in Britain. Actor Ben Lyon says she is better but gravely ill. the couple, married in 1930, rose from Westerns to Hal Roach comedies and Cecil B. De Mille productions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pital
Dallas
Tex
Danpare
Hom 9Ings Company
California
Kennedy Honors Space Pioneer Gordon Cooper With Medal
President Kennedy lauded the American space effort and presented Gordon Cooper with the Oil-Service Medal of the National Aeronautics and Space Agency. Kennedy praised Cooper for pioneering space exploration and projected a manned moon landing in the 1960s. Cooper, modest, thanked the president as his wife Trudy and daughters Cam and Jan watched.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cooper
Kennedy
Lindbergh
The
National Aeronautics and Space Agency
Rae
Trudy
Cam
Jan
Expulsions and Civil Rights Tensions at Alabama Universities
University of Alabama trustees asked a federal judge to delay admitting Negroes to Tuscaloosa amid racial unrest while Hubert Mate faces possible contempt for violating a 1955 injunction. Three Negroes seek court order to force admission. In Selma a voter drive faltered though turnout reached 38 percent. A hunger strike by a “freedom marcher” entering its sixth day drew prison commission scrutiny.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Alabama
U.S
H. Hobart Grooms
University At
Tuscaloosa
Can of
Hubert Mate
Grooms
Selma
Ala
Birmingham
Alabama
Supreme Court Terms State Segregation Action Unconstitutional
The court foresees state or city authority enforcing segregation via law or executive action as unconstitutional. Warren emphasizes desegregation by local government and notes the need to treat city conduct as state action. Reports describe arrests in Anniston and a pledge from Gov. Wallace to maintain order in Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pees Geprain &.C
Greenville
Warren
Supreme Court
New Orleans
Glen Echo
Washington
Eric Weinberger
New York City
Montgomery
Gadsden
Ala
Anniston
Alabama
George Wallace
Kennedy
Birmingham
County Firemen Report 47 Runs In Past Month
Firemen logged 47 runs and assists in the last month across towns including Middletown Gore Stephens City Round Hill Gainesboro Shawnee and Omens City. Parades and yard parties are listed with dates in June July and August, plus a Winchester Park event and a four town parade on June 27.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middletown
Gore
Stephens City
Round Hill
Gainesboro
Shawnee
Omens City
Winchester Park and Shop
Clearbrook
Court Ruling Endorses Integrated Public Facilities
The ruling signals a major step toward desegregation of semipublic places. Martin Luther King Jr hailed the decision as monumental for nonviolent action and noted it nullifies ordinances enforcing racial separation at lunch counters. Georgia officials offered cautious or no comment, while Birmingham officials weighed the implications for property rights and pending trespass cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George C. Wallace
Alabama
Georgia
Carl Sanders
Asa D. Kelley Jr
Albany
Kelley
Supreme Court
Freeman Leverett
Martin Luther King Jr
King
Birmingham
J. M. Breckenridge
Reading hosts Riders in Pennsylvania visit with duel on marksmanship
A group of 14 riders and 10 horses relayed through Reading Pennsylvania camped at Rouss Park after a city welcome. Mayor Smalts handed a not available key, and the troupe stayed in Waynesboro and a local motel. They plan 50 to 60 miles daily over about 21 days toward Frankfort Kentucky. Gov Scranton and Gov Bombs exchange frontier pistol taunts and a challenge to stage a Pennsylvania rifle versus Kentucky marksmen contest at the Daniel Boone Homestead near Reading with rules to be set.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smalts
Reading
Rouss Park
Waynesboro
Frankfort
Gov, Scranton
Daniel Boone
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
Kentucky
Pennsylvania
Bert Bombs
Commonwealth of Kentucky
Loyalist forces retake key sites after rebel surge in Ankara
Loyalist troops thwart a rebel attempt and surround the war college, while President Cemal Gursel says a handful of army rebels captured Radio Ankara briefly before arrests. The military high command declares the situation under control and calls for calm as cadets return to quarters and a curfew is imposed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
War College
Cemal Gursel
Radio Ankara
Soviet Union
Radio
Ankara
Small Outbuilding Burns In Boyce
A small outdoor building near the fire hall in Boyce burned to the ground in the mid afternoon fire yesterday. The cause is unknown and a Joint Committee representing Commonwealth was involved. a response from Kentuckians is anticipated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boyce
Fale Bay
Commonwealth
U S and Common Market Seek Tariff Compromise After Talks
Delegates from the United States and the Common Market discussed across the board tariff cuts but rejected an automatic Cis. The talks produced a later compromise offer after ministers conferred past midnight as Herter and Kennedy weighed special rules to address distortions in high tariff rates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Herter
Washington
Mayors Race Sees Mrs Hoover In Contested Chair
Mrs. Winifred Hoover serves as mayor this year amid a contested election and ongoing civic duties. Her leadership marks a notable continuation of female governance in the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winifred Hoover
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