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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 03, 1960

Page

5

Nixon Virginia campaign swing follows weekend Democratic maneuvers

Vice President Nixon's Richmond visit comes after Democrats rally to shore up support in Virginia. The Roanoke resolution gains 23 more signers, bringing Democratic lawmakers backing Kennedy Johnson to 75. Gov Almond campaigns in the 9th District and a special train will ferry Democrats to Abingdon for Truman's speech. Johnson to speak in Richmond and kick off campaign HQs in Hopewell with further Virginia stops planned.

Richard M. Nixon Richmond Dwight D. Eisenhower Virginia Nixon-Lodge New Virginia Committee On Religious Freedom William C. Battle Roanoke J. Lindsay Almond Jr 9Th W. Pat Jennings Washington John F. Kennedy Kennedy Nixon Lodge Eugene B. Sydnor Jr Francé Pickens Miller Religious Freedom Committee Sydnor Miller Battle General Assembly John Warren Cooke Mathews House of Delegates Cooke Byrd Organization Almond Harry F. Byrd Democratic Eisenhower Earl Warren U. S. Supreme Court Jennings Lynchburg Whistle- Orange Charlottesville Danville

Triple murder shocks Ashland family as killer remains at large

In Ashland Alabama three women in a gospel singing family were found dead with a 10 inch knife and bloody footprints traced from the home. The estranged husband of one victim was jailed for questioning but not charged. The murders were described by police as savage with robing motive ruled out.

Ashland Ala John D. Martin Paul G. Levie Ethel Ogle Public Safety Floyd Mann Marvin Brown Martin Talladega Alabama

First feeder calf sale set for Friday by Virginia association

About 2 863 feeder calves will be offered in two sales by the Northern Virginia Live stock Producers Association. I Fred Stine notes Friday's sale starts at 1 p.m. at Farmers' Livestock Exchange with Morris Fannon as auctioneer. Deliveries run from 7 a.m. to 5:45 p.m. Wednesday and Thursday, with 1 612 head delivered Wednesday from Frederick and Clarke counties. Breeds include Hereford, Angus, and Shorthorn. health rules require dehorning vaccination and testing for Bangs and TB for heifer calves.

Northern Virginia Livestock Producers’ Association I. Fred Stine Farmers’ Livestock Exchange Morris Fannon Livestock Exchange Frederick County Rudolph, Jr Leonard Wright C. L. Brumback C. L. Butler Nelson Carpenter Harold Cooper P. S. Hershman H. W. Ebert Fort Collier Farms S. D. O’neal A. E. Belford George and Garland Cather Ira J. Campbell W. C. Lambert Clarke R. E. Dole W. R. Tupper P. T. McIntire Arthur E. Shiley Orie J. Royston Russell Dart W. Conroy Wilson W. R. Thompson James F. Garrett F. T. McKown Stewart Bell, Jr Cloverdale Farm George H. Smith Robert Underwood Grover Teets L. D. Arnold C. Stanley Clevenger C. J. and M. T. Brumback Clarke County Hobson McGehee Martin Strebel H. S. Kahle Alice W. Sommaripa Cecil P. Wolfe Floyd Dominy Glenwood Farm Robert Kane

World Struggle Not Publicity Says Lodge

CORONADO Calif AP The world struggle is not a publicity contest Lodge told reporters at a news conference before a rest period in the San Diego area He contrasted Senator Kennedy s criticism of Eisenhowers UN address with Khrushchev and Castros headlines noting the world struggle should be about policy not noise

Coronado Calif Henry Cabot Lodge Lodge San Diego John F. Kennedy Eisener Khrushchev Cuba Fidel Castro U.S United Nations Eisenhower U.N. General Assembly Khrushe Castro Kennedy

Calf Sale Rules Implemented by Farmers Livestock Exchange

Certification to sale management required with official state ear tags for all calves. Health papers due by the veterinarian and turned in before sale time. Wednesday and Thursday delivery schedules arranged for consignors. Delays to Farmers Livestock Exchange MO 27210. This week is part of 31 state sales this fall selling about 37000 steers and heifers. Calves weighed and graded by Virginia Division of Markets AA, A, G and white shoulder line denoting medium.

Farmers Livestock Exchange Virginia Division of Markets

Dodd Accuses Pauling of Posing as Martyr in Poll

Sen. Thomas J. Dodd accuses Nobel laureate Linus Pauling of posing as a martyr for refusing to name scientists who helped circulate a 1958 petition to the United Nations urging a ban on nuclear tests. Dodd defends the Senate subcommittee's inquiry into Communist influence and denies aiming at Pauling's view on testing.

Dodd Dr. Pauling Washington Thomas J. Dodd D-Conn Linus Pauling Senate Pauling Supreme Court Subcommittee United Nations Eisenhower

Minor Fire Reported At St. Marys Abby Near Berryville

A gasoline engine started a fire at St. Marys Abby near Berryville about 8 20 am today. The John H Enberg Fire Company of Berryville answered the alarm. Firemen said the blaze began in the gasoline powered engine of a silo filler. Damage was confined to the motor and to a wagon nearby.

St. Mary’s Abby Berryville John H. Enberg Fire Company

Morgan Chairman Russell Leffingwell Dies at 82

Russell Cornell Leffingwell, 82, former chairman of J. P. Morgan and Company, died Sunday of cancer. The New York native retired from Morgan in 1955 after serving as assistant secretary of the Treasury in World War I.

New York Russell Cornell Leffingwell J. P. Morgan and Company, Inc Leffingwell Morgan Bank The Treasury New York City

Man Who Makes the Biggest Noise

A brief line quotes Lodge stating a man who makes the biggest noise is the one who stands out. The remark reflects a cultural emphasis on bold public presence.

Lodge

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