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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1962
Page
5
Ina Ellen Johnson 56 wife of Roy Johnson who led the nation’s space program died Saturday of cancer in Stanford Connecticut. She was born in Peterborough New Hampshire and lived in the area.
AP Television writer Cynthia Lowry notes NBC Detroit auto show coverage lacks entertainment value as it tries to blend fashion and cars with puppets and music. Other TV fare includes Jack Webb Nazi mission, Red Germany drama, and a light Ben Casey riff about doctor shows.
In Cumberland Indiana authorities say a loose hood on Ford Sorrells 1949 model car caused a chain of outages. The hood flew off as he drove on U S 40 shredding telephone lines and a 13 000 volt electric cable. Power returned about two hours later.
A home cook experiments with pan frying shredded green cabbage in bacon fat rather than butter. The method aims at a savory, smoky aroma and a crisp texture with rich fat rendering.
A long list outlines broadcast times and titles for daytime and evening programs including 4-Love That Bob 5-Three Stooges Sea Hunt Quick Draw McGraw News Weather Backstage and more across stations. Notable entries include Manners and Moonlighters Loretta Young Pennies from Heaven plus I’ve Got A Secret and The Tonight Show variant blocks.
Miss Carolyn Birch, a senior mathematics major and secretary treasurer of the student body at Mary College, was chosen homecoming queen over the weekend. The annual dinner at Stanley School included a talk by Charles Price and Lynn Keyser on their Russia trip. In Woodstock, the Volunteer Fire Dept begins a fund drive with door to door soliciting 6 to 9 p m to pay remaining debt on a new fire hall addition.
Clarence F. Peno is named production manager and assistant plant manager of Merck and Company Stonewall Plant Elkton. He was head of factories one two and three and previously worked in Rahway New Jersey before a 1956 Elkton transfer. STAUNTON water levels drop at North River impounding dam near Stokesville to 18 feet below spillway with under one million gallons daily, supplemented by pumping two million from Gardner Spring.
Archbishop Arthur Michael Ramsey told more than 1,000 at UCLA that the world has largely lost its soul. He condemned races and nations for exploiting others and dethroning God, calling pride the supreme rebellion against God.
Henry DeWitt Smith of New York, prominent mining engineer and vice president of Newmont Mining Corp, died Sunday. He developed and managed the O okiep Copper Co in South Africa and the Tsumeb mine in Southwest Africa.
At the Vatican the Ecumenical Council began deliberations on liturgy with 21 council fathers speaking during a three hour session. The proposed Constitution on Sacred Liturgy covers the form and prayers of the Mass the sacraments and the daily office while noting that secondary devotions belong outside liturgy.
The report cites congressional testimony on Wieland amid 1948 Bogota riots and Castro links. Ambassadors questioned him as unfavorable to Wieland, with remarks branding him an apologist for Castro and disputing intelligence briefs to Eisenhower.
The State Department quickly recognized the Castro regime after its 1959 seizure of power. Weiland was promoted to a Class 1 FSO, the highest rank in the U.S. Foreign Service outside top carrier minister and co-tee ambassador. Forrest Gass runs a Tempe service station.
Pablo Casals, the 85 year old cellist from San Juan Puerto Rico, said he plans to visit Moscow next summer for two performances of his oratorio El Perebre The Manger. He expects Russian choir and soloists to join and noted the U S State Department is arranging the trip. He also will give two more engagements during the visit.
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