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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1961

Page

9

Judges Wreck Herndon 32-7 in Northwestern District race

Handley’s team rolled for 236 rushing yards and 22 more in the air for a 32 7 win over Herndon. Harper Anderson Wolfe and Glover scored while Swartz and Anderson added two TDs each. Next up, a Nov 4 date at Loudoun.

Handley Herndon Gear System Harper Anderson Wolfe Glover Harry Crone Charlie Glover Hinkle Jimmy Anderson Bailey Charlie Swartz Swartz Ritchie Wolfe Donald Gregory Butch Lee Lee Jim Hill Hornets John Setzer Loudoun

Candidates Demand Report On Redistricting

Two Fairfax County Republican House of Delegates candidates urge the governors redistricting Commission to release its report before the general election. Hubert K. McDowell and Glenn A. Burkland say the document is being suppressed and alleges legalized theft of Northern Virginia representation.

Falls Church House of Delegates Fairfax County General Assembly Hubert K. McDowell Glenn A. Burkland Northern Virginia

Horse Tail Cut Suspected in Sarasota Pasture

Sarasota Florida. Charles Miller reported a suspicious act at his pasture where the tail hair of a horse was cut off. No suspects named and no further details given.

Sarasota Fla Charles Miller Sheriff's Office Miller

Helmet and Face Protector Draw NCAA's Attention

NCAA football injuries chair Ernie McCoy warns the helmet and face protector may need changes after 21 deaths this season among college and high school players. He notes tackling styles and warmup habits may elevate neck and spine risks and discusses research and equipment practices at Penn State and across the sport.

NEW York Ernie McCoy Penny State McCoy Yost

Washington and Lee Dominate Emory and Henry for State Title

Washington and Lee, 27, overwhelmed Emory and Henry 27 to 6 before a 4,500 crowd in Lexington. Coach Lee McLaughlin used three units plus a patched fourth as four players Keesee, Martin, Payne, and Tharp scored for the Generals who extended their unbeaten streak to 15 games and improved to 5-0 this season.

W&l Lee McLaughlin Generals Emory and Henry Wasps Emory Caste Ramsay Washington and Lee McLaughlin Tommy Keesee Doug Martin Bob Payne Dave Tharp

Tangier Island Gets Resident Physician Today

The 1,000 resident Tangier Island will welcome its first resident physician since early 1959 as Dr. John Edward Parks Jr., 64, from Robbinsville North Carolina moves to the Chesapeake Bay community 15 miles southwest of Crisfield Maryland. Previously Dr. Isaac S. White of Boxom provided weekly visits while Dr. Mikio Kato left Tangier for Lonaconing Maryland in February 1959.

Richmond Chesapeake Bay Tangier Island North Carolina Crisfield John Edward Parks Jr Tennessee Robbinsville N. C Virginia Isaac S. White Boxom Mikio Kato Tangier Lonaconing Virginia Council On Health and Medical Care American Medical Association

Naturists in Britain settle on name change

The British Sunbathing Association held its annual conference and voted to adopt the label naturists not nudists. A member said the change avoids confusion with strip teasers and clarifies the group's image.

London British Sunbathing Association

Johnson-Williams Class Studies United Nations Day

The tenth grade assembly at Johnson-Williams High School explored United Nations Day with guest speaker Mrs E A Weeks detailing UN activities. Students represented nations with signs and flags while the choir performed Let Us Break Bread Together and final remarks were given by Principal Raymond Ratcliffe.

Johnson-Williams High School United Nations E. A. Weeks Johnson - Williams United Nation R. Stewart Raymond Ratcliffe

Conservatives Win Another Term in Greece

In Athens Greek conservatives led by Constantine Caramanlis secure a four year term with the National Radical Union gaining a clear lead over the Union of the Center and Pan democratic Agrarian Front. Partial results show ERE at 49.6 percent and the Union at 34.3 percent. The premier hailed a swing to the right with a strong parliamentary majority anticipated.

Athens Greece Constantine Caramanlis National Radical Union ERE Pandemocratic Agrarian Front PAME Green Caramanlis Union of the Center

Scientists puzzled by weakening Earth magnetic field

The Earth's magnetic field appears to be weakening and scientists admit they do not know why. Researchers note fluctuations in field strength and propose further study to understand the underlying processes driving the change.

Winchester-Clarke Figure Mr Stimpson Noted Local Figure

UN headquarters in New York notes stir around Mr Stimpson a well known resident of the Winchester Clarke area. He is married to the former local figure.

New York Stimpson Winchester - Clarke Area

Windsor Castle Open Jumper Championship at Washington Show

Windsor Castle the nine year old bay gelding won the open jumper title at the Washington International Horse Show securing the overall show championship on bonus points. First Chance owned by Mrs. Jane Messler won the final $2,500 stake ridden by Dave Kelley. The Kennedys attended and were active in supporting riders and the event drew the best attendance in four years.

Washington Windsor Castle Washington International First Chance Jane Messler Oak Ridge Farm Pittsford N. Y Kelley New York City Madison Square Garden President Kennedy Kennedy Robert F. Kennedy Ethel Kennedy

Rusk Heads to Japan with Cabinet Delegation

Secretary of State Dean Rusk led a high level U S delegation to Japan including Udall Hodges Goldberg Fowler and Walter Heller to participate in an economic meeting aimed at laying groundwork for settling trade issues between the United States and Japan.

Washington Dean Rusk Japan U.S Rusk Stewart Udall Commerce Luther H. Hodges Labor Arthur Goldberg The Treasury Henry H. Fowler Walter W. Heller President's Council of Economic Advisors

THEATRICAL PRODUCER JOHN CHAPMAN WILSON DIES

John Chapman Wilson a 62 year old theatrical producer and director died Sunday after a long illness. He left a Wall Street career for Broadway and had earlier survived a heart attack.

New York John Chapman Wilson Wilson Wall Street Broadway

Shoemaker Lists Position in Italian Census Question

In TRENT, Italy, an Italian census asks the question what is your position. A Pergine Valsugana shoemaker replies seated, illustrating a humorous take on the census.

Trent Italy Pergine Valsugana

President Kennedy's Nephew Edward Kennedy Jr Christened

Edward M Kennedy Jr the President's newest nephew was christened Sunday by Richard Cardinal Cushing at the cardinal's Boston residence A small family group attended including Joseph P Kennedy former ambassador and family patriarch born September 26 the baby is the second child of Edward M Kennedy the President's youngest brother

Boston Edward M. Kennedy Jr Kennedy Richard Cardinal Cushing Edward M. Kennedy Joseph P. Kennedy

Eisenhower backs Goode in Texas race with Alamo visit

Former President Eisenhower campaigns in San Antonio for Republican Joe W. Goode Jr. as five bid for the congressional seat held by Henry Gonzalez. Kennedy and Johnson figures, Gov. Daniel and others watch. endorsements split between Gonzalez and Goode amid a tight special election.

San Antonio Tea Eisenhower Joe W. Goode Jr Kennedy Lyndon B. Johnson Price Daniel Ralph Wes Gonzalez John Tower R-Tex Bob Wilson California Republican Grr Goode

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