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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Nov 11, 1960

Page

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Macmillan Delivers Personal Note to Kennedy at Hyannis Port

British Prime Minister Harold Macmillan sent a personal message to John F. Kennedy at his Hyannis Port home. D'Arcy Edmondson delivered the note, contents undisclosed, amid reports of forthcoming high level talks. Kennedy slated a Palm Beach vacation with aides and a cabinet readiness timetable. speculation links Stevenson to a possible secretary of state post.

Hyannis Port Mass Harold Macmillan John F. Kennedy D'Arcy Edmondson Boston Macmillan Kennedy Palm Beach Fla Pierre Salfinger Adlai E. Stevenson Stevenson

Value of a 1914 15 West Virginia license plate debated

The Town Crier reports Paul W. Racey of Boyce cites a 1914 1915 West Virginia license plate as of likely value only to antique car owners and possibly fetch three to four dollars. Also noted are bowling, Venus transit forecasts, a Dinah Shore sighting tale, and weekend cake specials.

Paul W. Racey Boyce Crier West Virginia

Veterans Day Parade Honors At Frederick County Court House

Col M B Clowe Jr of the 2nd Battle Group Virginia National Guard Dudley Reynolds president of Winchester Veterans Council and Glen Seabright led morning plans as the parade moved along Loudoun Street pausing at the Frederick County Court House for a moment of prayer and a volley. James Wood and Handley Bands along with veteran groups and local guardsmen participated. A service at Cork Street Christian Church followed by luncheon at the American Legion Home on Berryville Pike concluded the day honoring veterans and their families.

Col. M. B. Clowe, Jr 2Nd Battle Group Virginia National Guard Dudley Reynolds Winchester Veteran’s Council Glen Seabright Oun Cork Street Christian Church American Legion Berryville Pike

Rebels Overthrow Diem and Set Up Military Regime

Paratroop battalions oust President Ngo Dinh Diem in Saigon, forming a temporary military government led by Col. Nguyen Chanh Thi. Rebels say aim is to end family rule, bolster anti-Communist effort. 20 to 30 killed in clashes. armored units move in from Mytho.

Saigon Viet Nam Ngo Dinh Diem Diem Mytho Nguyan Chanh Thi Ngo Diem Nhu Laos

Nesselrodt Again Heads Shawnee VFD

Ernie Nesselrodt was reelected president of the Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company at the annual meeting held at the fire hall. New officers include Dennis Strawderman as vice president and Clarence Lamp as assistant treasurer with Richard Keckly Arthur Rowles and Strawderman named as assistant chiefs.

Ernie Nesselrodt Shawnee Volunteer Fire Company Robert Dale, Jr Ray Santmier Charles Bachman Elmo Ruckman Dennis Strawderman Clarence Lamp L. L. Shreck Ruckman Richard Keckly Arthur Rowles Strawderman Russel Good Nesselrodt Santmier Strandeman Paul Ebersole

Rosier Elected President of Boyce Volunteer Fire Co

Rosier heads BVFC succeeding Robert McDonald with Ralph Shiley as vice president and Carroll Walter Sheppard Jr as secretary. Philip Grim Jr reelected. McDonald past president. directors named Roland Mitchell and Lawrence Williams. Line officers to be elected in January. Dance planned at the fire hall from 9 p.m. to 12:30 a.m. with music by Johnnie Norris. Shooting match set for Sat Nov 12 2 p.m. to 10 p.m. 144 miles east of Stephens City on White Post Road with prizes of beef hams and turkeys and guns 12 and 16 gauge Bray and Cline.

BOYCE George Rosier Boyce Volunteer Fire Co Robert McDonald Ralph Shiley Carroll Walter Sheppard, Jr Philip Grim, Jr McDonald Roland Mitchell Lawrence Williams Johnnie Norris Fire Hall Stephens City White Post Road Bray and Cline

Nixon Goes to Florida for Restful Vacation

Vice President Richard M. Nixon left Washington for a Florida vacation with his wife and two daughters. He will stay at Key Biscayne near Miami for at least a week to rest from the presidential campaign as President elect Kennedy spends time in Palm Beach.

Washington Richard M. Nixon Florida Nixon National Miami Herbert G. Klein John F. Kennedy Kennedy Palm Beach Key Biscayne

Winchester Memorial Hospital Closes to All but Emergency Care

For over 50 years Winchester Memorial Hospital shuts doors to non emergencies as crowded conditions fill the wards. Dr. W P McGuire reports 308 total patients with 309 beds including nursery space and notes no vacancies except on the obstetrical floor due to infection risk.

Winchester Memorial Hospital McGuire

U.S. Wins Vote on Kasavubu's U.N. Credentials

The United States secured a 6 to 1 approval in the credentials committee to seat President Joseph Kasavubu as Congo's U.N. representative. The United Arab Republic Morocco and several others abstained or dissented, with a General Assembly contest anticipated.

United Nations, N. Y United States Credestials Committee Joseph Kasavubu Congo U. N General Assembly U. S Soviet Union United Arab Republic Morocco Patrice Lumumba

Republicans Seek Recount Action Over Vote Complaints

The Republican National Committee asked officials in 11 states to pursue legal action that could lead to a presidential recount amid thousands of fraud complaints in states that gave Kennedy a narrow unofficial win over Nixon. Key targets include Illinois and Texas with Cook County already funding a recount.

Washington Republican National Committee Today John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Nixon Thruston B. Morton Delaware Illinois Michigan Minnesota Missouri Nevada New Mexico New Jersey Pennsylvania South Carolina Texas Morton U.S. Attorney’s Office Basi Republican Cook County Ill Chicago Kennedy California Alaska Thad Hutcheson Waco Tex Carolinas

Riots in Algiers as Anti-De Gaulle Protests Turn Violent

European settlers clash with police in Algiers during anti-De Gaulle demonstrations. U S cultural center stormed and looted while crowds hurled stones and tomatoes. Paul Delouvrier wreath ceremony passes with no injuries.

Algiers United States Information Center U.S Onco

Nation Pays Tribute to War Veterans

Nationwide Veterans Day ceremonies honor all American wars. Arlington marks Armistice Moment with presidential wreath at the Tomb of the Unknowns and new cross-ocean torches. Gen Lemuel C Shepherd Jr will speak as Marine Corps League leads the observance.

Washington Arlington National Cemetery Europe Antwerp Belgium Atlantic Ocean Lemuel C. Shepherd Jr Marine Corps Congress Arlington Marine Corps League

Monroe and Miller reportedly separate in New York

Marilyn Monroe and playwright Arthur Miller have parted, a spokesman said. Monroe plans to file for divorce with no immediate attorney plans. both were in New York and unavailable for comment. The couple married June 29, 1956, in White Plains, with Monroe aged 34 and Miller ten years older.

New York Marilyn Monroe Arthur Miller Miss Monroe Hyceteras Clark Gable Miller Gable New York Post Earl Wilson White Plains N.Y Wilson Monroe

Shenandoah College 85 Years Highlighted in Special Issue

The Star will publish a 10 page supplement tracing Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music history, transfer to Winchester, and its curriculum. Background on faculty and administration will be included. Cornerstone ceremony starts Sunday at 2:30 p.m.

the Star Tomorrow Shenandoah College & Conservatory of Music Winchester

Community Chest reaches 59.1 percent of goal

Community Fund Drive chair Dr. Warren C. Gregory says $30 754 raised to date, reaching 59.1 percent of the $52 000 goal for operating expenses of eight member agencies next year. Also notes Red Feather meters will be repainted to reflect the new total. Local events list discounts and prizes from Clarke County Ruritan Club and area vendors.

Warren C. Gregory

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