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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1962
Page
13
Color enhances many programs. Perry Como and NBCs Teahouse of the August Moon shine in color. The River Nile travelogue is also striking. The Lucy Show is recommended tonight.
The schedule lists daily programs from 4:00 PM to 1:30 AM featuring Mickey Mouse Club Popeye and more. Highlights include Adventures in Diamonds with George Brent at 11:10 and Massacre at Sand Creek with John Derek at 12:55, plus news weather sports segments and debate coverage throughout the night.
Brad Schnee of Des Moines spent a weekend with his grandmother Mrs. Clema S Junkin. On the ride home he forgot a five cent candy bar in the refrigerator and asked to return to retrieve it. The taxi rider slowed progress as Brad rushed back to his grandmother's house.
The ad promotes smocked pillows and other needlework and invites orders via mail to Alice Brooks in New York. Pattern 7041 is shown with transfer directions and sizes, priced at 35 cents with added shipping. It highlights 1963's biggest needlecraft show and over 200 new designs plus a free pattern for 25 cents.
A compact listing of synonyms for rash boldness including rash reckless headlong audacious precipitate foolhardy and impulsive terms. The collection targets attitudes actions and behaviors described as rash or heedless in various contexts.
The liner Orion docked in Plymouth on Sunday with 52 passengers under daily medical surveillance for smallpox symptoms. After a 21-year-old Asian passenger from Sydney who was ashore at Suez tested positive, the ship quarantined at Naples and Marseille while 650 crew and 1,150 passengers were vaccinated.
In Harrisburg Pennsylvania an explosion by a demolition crew set off an air raid siren in the downtown area late Friday night. Hundreds of frightened residents crowded switchboards at police stations newspapers and broadcast outlets seeking information as the siren blared.
A blast set by workmen demolishing a concrete coal-loader at a Pennsylvania Railroad site shorted the area. Fire crews took nearly an hour to silence the siren and secure the scene, with no injuries reported.
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