Campaign reward for Glenn Ann Marsh as husband wins seat
In Strasburg six months of campaigning pay off for Glenn Ann Marsh wife of Democratic candidate John C. Marsh Jr. who won a seat in the House in a tight Virginia district. Glenn Ann cherishes meeting many people from Longwood Lexington and friends. she plans to support Jack in Washington while remaining active in Shenandoah County civic life.
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Marsh
John O. Marsh, Jr
Congress
Nancy Pennypacker
Star
Strasburg
Sgn
Glenn Ann Marsh
7Th
Valley
Longwood
Lexington
John C
Jack’ Marsh, Jr
Glenn Ann
Ken
Winnie
Dachshund
Strasburg Presbyterian Church
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Woodstock
Garden Club
Washington
Jack
Georgetown
Kennedy Lifts Cuba Blockade in Exchange for Pullout Pledge
President Kennedy announced the end of the U S blockade of Cuba in return for Soviet removal of missiles and IL28 jet bombers. He said verification would occur on the spot and that reconnaissance flights would continue while awaiting dismantling and return of the planes. The president spoke at his first news conference in weeks, expressing Thanksgiving year gratitude and cautious optimism for a broader U S Western Hemisphere unity. Khrushchev promised to remove the IL28s within 30 days and allow observe count for verification. The plan hinges on dismantling and shipping the bombers home within a month and maintains U S vigilance against further Cuban buildup.
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Washington
Kennedy
U.S
Cuba
United States
Fidel Castro
National Radio and Television Net
Khrushchev
Constitutionality of Housing Order Questioned by Harrison
Governor Albertis S. Harrison Jr. questioned the constitutionality of a presidential directive banning racial discrimination in federally financed housing. He warned it could hurt housing construction nationally while Kennedy defended the order as not harmful. Robertson echoed concerns about real estate values and constitutional authority. Harrison also addressed the Elder firing and trooper assignments, noting changes to a six month rotation and ongoing road patrol duties.
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Richmond
Albertis S. Harrison Jr
Harrison
South
Kennedy
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
Robertson
L. T
Jack) Elder
Elder
C. W. Woodson Jr
J. Lindsay Almond Jr
Thomas B. Stanley
Almond
Good-Luck Deer Duo Repeats Opening Day Feat
Blaine Wilson and Carl Williams, longtime hunting partners, each bagged a deer within five minutes of each other on opening day two years ago and replicated the feat this year. Wilton B. Stuart of Boyce delivered another turkey to the Stuart residence, continuing a family tradition begun by his father in 1895 for Dr. E. C. Stuart. Dr. Stuart practiced medicine in the area for 66 years.
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Blaine Wilson
Carl Williams
Wilton B. Stuart
Boyce
Stuart
Thanksgiving Day Publication Notice
The Winchester Evening Star states no issue will be published on Thanksgiving Day due to holiday observance. The note reminds readers the paper will resume normal publication after the holiday.
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Star
Winchester Evening Star
Yale Parade Set Saturday Night at 6 30
The Winchester Retail Merchants Association sponsors the annual Christmas Parade on Saturday at 6:30 p.m. Santa will arrive at the courthouse after the procession. Floats include Handley High Band Douglas High Band Rouss Drum and Bugle Corps Virginia Lancers Winchesterettes and Chordettes Berryville. Majorettes Miss Jean Everhart Miss Shirley Snapp. The parade forms on N Loudoun St proceeds to Cork and Cameron, then Rouss Ave to the courthouse. Lights go up now and Santa lights the courthouse tree Saturday night.
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Winchester Retail Merchants’ Assn
Robert L. Pizzano
Merchants’ Group
Santa Claus
Handley High School
Douglas High School
Rouss
Virginia Lancers
Winchesterettes
Chordettes
Berryville
Jean Everhart
Shirley Snapp
N. Loudoun St
Sarah Zane Fire Hall
Loudoun
Cork St
Cork
Cameron St
Cameron
Rouss Ave
New Series Begins Monday In Evening Star
Merriman Smith, White House correspondent since 1941, starts a 10 part series in The Winchester Evening Star featuring excerpts from his humorous book The Good New Days. The pieces spoof Washington habits and customs and offer light relief amid serious news.
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Washington
Merriman Smith
Capitol
White House
UPI
Winchester Evening Star
Mr. Smith
Soviet Forces Return to Normal After Cuban Crisis
Moscow announced the state of combat readiness was canceled as the United States lifted its arms blockade. Defense Minister Rodion Malinovsky was ordered to resume normal status, ending the Oct 23 order that halted military leaves and discharges for senior age groups in strategic rocket forces, air defenses, and the submarine fleet.
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Moscow
Soviet Council of Ministers
Rodion Malinovsky
United States
Cuba
Defense Ministry
Speaker urges urban rural cooperation in Virginia farms
Virginia industrialization official told Frederick County Kiwanis and farmers that the old farm based economy is vanishing and urged city and rural residents to join in a statewide technical education system to supply new jobs. He warned pessimism harms progress and emphasized collaboration for economic growth.
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Virginia
Frederick County
Richard C. Holmquist
Virginia Industrialization Group
Kiwanis
The
Kiwanis Club
Farm City Week
Holmquist
Mild Weather Sets Thanksgiving Activities Across Area
The region will see mild weather with partial clearing for Thanksgiving. Services are planned in Winchester Berryville and Front Royal with speakers from local churches. Schools close, buses halt, and garbage collection shifts to Monday as the Weather Bureau forecasts sunshine and cool to mild temperatures.
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Winchester Ministerial Association
Christ Episcopal Church
Charles C. Cowsert
Winchester Presbytery
Berryville
Methodist Church
Baptist
Duncan Memorial Methodist
Presbyterian
Julian Orrell
Baptist Church
Grace Episcopal Church
Charles P. Moncure
Front Royal
Marlow Heights Baptist Church
J. Layton Mauze, III
Front Royal Presbyterian Church
Front Royal Methodist Church
Winchester
Frederick and
Clarke Counties
Weather Bureau
National Weather Picture
Deer Kills Drop as Season Advances
The deer season shows sharp declines after opening. Frederick County reports 36 kills yesterday while mid morning today yields only three. deer population appears lower this year. One wild turkey killed yesterday. bucks only remain legal. No hunting accidents recorded before mid day today.
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Frederick
Clarke Counties
Cather’s Farm Market
Opal Devericks
Winchester
Thomas R. Hart
White Post
Alfred Murphy
Cecil Wilfong
Kermit
Parts of Plumbing Code Ruled Unconstitutional
Judge Elliott Marshall in Winchester Corporation Court declares an entire section of the city plumbing code unconstitutional and voids a portion of another section. Attorney Thomas G. Scully won the appeal from Municipal Court where Robert Patton was found guilty of violating the code by disobeying a plumbing inspector and maintaining unsanitary fixtures. The ruling cites Article I Section 11 and Article II of the Virginia Constitution, noting due process limits on the inspector s power to condemn and force removal or repair.
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Elliott Marshall
Winchester Corporation Court
Thomas G. Scully
Robert Patton
Marshall
Virginia
Sweep Toward One-Sided Cease-Fire
AP report from New Delhi describes Chinese forces advancing toward the Assam plains and Tezpur as Indian defenses retreat. The cease-fire deadline passed with China claiming gains while India questions the halt. Thousands flee as Beijing pushes from Bomdila toward the Brahmaputra and Luhit valleys.
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New Delhi
India
China
Himalayas
Siam
Peking
Se Pass
Bomdila
Assam
Tezpur
Indian Army Corps
Brahmaputra
Luhit River
U S Plans To Send 12 Air Force Transport Planes To India
The United States will deploy 12 large Air Force transport planes with American crews to India to aid troop movement and supply in the conflict with Red China. A State Department mission led by W. Averell Harriman and including Paul Nitze will survey India's military needs and advise on assistance. The planes will depart from Europe within 24 hours for India.
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Washington
United States
India
China
State Department
Kennedy
New Delhi
U.S
W. Averell Harriman
Paul H. Nitze
Defense
Air Force
Europe
Lincoln White
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Becky” Patterson
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