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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 19, 1960

Page

7

Goodwill Truck Helps Harrisonburg Winchester Donation Drive

The Goodwill Industries truck collected a large load of used clothing shoes furniture and toys from Harrisonburg and Winchester. Executive director Rev Lew Overshire announced a mail order collection will resume January 12 1961 with donations sent to Roanoke Virginia.

Harrisonburg Winchester Godwill Industries Lewis Overshire Ee Industries Toy Overshire Goodwill Industries Salem Turnpike N.W Roanoke Virginia

Elizabeth Taylor Stricken By Virus In London

Elizabeth Taylor, arriving in London on September 12 to film, is bedfast with a low grade respiratory infection. Shooting is halted as Eddie Fisher returns from the United States. a spokesman says the illness affects her health but not her morale.

London Elizabeth Taylor Eddie Fisher United States

Orient Express Cuts Vienna to Vienna Route

The Orient Express will discontinue its Vienna Budapest Bucharest run and run only to Vienna. Some days no passengers rode the line, and a western terminus remains Calais. The service, three times weekly, now ends in Vienna.

Vienna Austria

Moscow radio warns Britain over Polaris submarine base

Moscow radio says an agreement allowing Polaris equipped U S nuclear submarines to base facilities in Scotland risks serious consequences for Britain The broadcast claims a new capitulation to U S aggressive circles and U S plans to base a submarine tender and develop extensive servicing in Britain for a Polaris force Red Star the Soviet defense ministry paper calls the move a provocative act against the Soviet Union

London Moscow Radio U.S Scotland Britain United States Britian Red Star Defense Ministry George Washington Soviet Union

Man Divorced Twice On Same Afternoon

In Cleveland Ronald Ralph Reiter, 26, is separated into two divorce rulings given in one afternoon. He loses first to Hazel Parr Reiter, custody of a 6 year old son to his mother, then to Pauline E. Reiter, custody of their year old daughter and child support. Reiter had remarried Pauline in 1958 after Hazel allegedly phoned from Florida drunk to say she had divorced him. He had earlier filed to clear up the tangled marriages while serving a jail term for assaulting a police officer.

Cleveland, Ohio Ronald Ralph Reiter Reiter Common Pleas Charles W. White Hazel Parr Reiter Lawrenceburg Ind Pauline E. Reiter Pauline Mountain City Tenn Hazel Florida Mestic South Shore Railroad Reiter No. 2

Rail Dispute Submitted To Commission

Washington reports that railway management and operating brotherhoods will submit their work rule dispute to a presidential commission. The panel will study the issue and issue recommendations next December, with five members named by management, five by the unions, and five public members named independently by the President.

Washington Presidential Secretary of James P. Mitchell Presidential Commission Eisenhower Mitchell

Plane Crash Near Panguich Tests Parental Worries

A small plane crash near Panguitch injures several adults while two infants escape unharmed. Pilot Charles Pittock is seriously hurt, mother and others suffer minor injuries, and Curtis James 1 year old is reportedly not hurt after being ejected from the wreck. The party was en route to Denver when bad weather forced an emergency landing.

Roxy Charles Pittock Merced Calif Denver Pittock

Czechs Reported Training Militia Volunteers for Cuba

In Bogota, Colombia, authorities told the Inter American Press Association that several thousand volunteers from Czechoslovakia are being trained and equipped for service in Cuba and expected there next month. John R. Reitemeyer of the Hartford Courant cited FBI information confirming the volunteers from Communist bloc nations are being prepared for Cuba. He added that Chinese Communist troops may already be in Cuba.

Bogota Colombia Cechoslovakia Cuba Inter- American Press Association John R. Reitemeyer Hartford

Kong Le Placed Under House Arrest in Laos

Premier Souvanna Phouma orders Captain Kong Le confined to his quarters for 15 days after an unauthorized welcome for Soviet envoy Abramov at Vientiane airport. The move aims to mark Kong Le but may not be enforced, while pro Communist factions rally his paratroopers in the capital.

Vientiane Laos Souvanna Phouma Kong le Cee Souvanna A. N. Abramov Soviet Union Luang Prabang Abramov

U.S. Military Aid Restored to Laotian Government

Report notes officials in Washington said Monday night that U S military aid to the Laotian government would be restored though the dispatch indicates the information had not yet reached Vientiane at the time of writing.

Washington U.S Vientiane

Teachers Plan Card Party at Clarke County High School

Clarke County Education Association schedules a card party for October 28 at 8 p.m. at Clarke County High School in Berryville. Reservations can be made by calling Berryville 567.

Berryville Clarke County Education Association Clarke County High School Berryville 567

Michigan Legalizes Blood Tests for Drunken Driving

Michigan becomes the 33rd state to authorize blood tests in DUI cases, expanding evidence options for law enforcement and prosecutors while shaping roadside testing practices across the state.

Michigan

Lucky in One Accident, Man Dies in Another

Marcelin Campos, 35, of Laredo, escaped a crash on U S 277 then was killed minutes later after a second wreck near the Dimmit County line in Maverick County. Alvarado Garcia, 30, of San Antonio, died when the car left the highway and Campos, after exiting the wreckage, was struck by a passing vehicle.

Eagle Pass Tex Marceling Campos Campos Laredo U. S. 277 Dimmit Maverick County Alvarado Garcia San Antonio Cam

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