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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1963
Page
6
Community leaders debate aviation growth with calls for a skilled manager to attract business, promote executive travel, and improve landing facilities. Observers note a past failure to maintain personnel and a local market ripe for aircraft sales and aviation education, urging county involvement.
Report to Central Virginia Educational Television Corp. notes $90790 raised in one week toward a broadcasts plan. The group seeks state aid of $100000 and aims to put the station on the air next year with support from foundations and local interests.
The notice lists personnel changes and honors including Lt Golightly’s commissioning, Airman Basic Robert Bailey reassigned to Amarillo AFB for training as a supply specialist, Airman James L. Smithson reassigned to Amarillo AFB for aircraft maintenance training, and Staff Sergeant Henry Gillespie earning the Strategic Air Command Master Crew Chief Award. It also notes Seaman Douglas Lee Sanders completing Radar Man School and reporting aboard the USS Wasp after a leave with family.
Army Specialist Four Willie C. Hill and his wife Bernadine, residing at 441 W Alley Winchester, have had a recent reassignment announced, indicating a new unit deployment.
Ronald L. Ware of Delaplane Virginia was named soldier of the month for the 4th Missile Battalion 61st Artillery Nike Hercules unit at Byron Georgia. He entered the Army in June 1962 and trained at Fort Jackson South Carolina.
Airman Second Class Jimmy L inkle of Winchester has completed the United States Air Force technical training course for portable armament mechanics. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Shena Oalley of Winchester, prior to entering the service.
Murle L. Cooper age 25, son of Mr and Mrs William J Cooper Route 2 Winchester, assigned to the 587th Army Company in Germany. He entered the Army in December 1961 after completing basic at Fort J.H.C. He was initially employed by Henkel Harris Company in Winchester before joining the Army.
Harley G. Clark entered the Army in 1942 and arrived overseas in November 1961 on this tour of duty. His mother, Mrs. Pearl 8. Clark, resides at 125 Allison Ave., Winchester.
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