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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Oct 31, 1960

Page

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Ike and Nixon Hold Strategy Conference

President Eisenhower and Vice President Richard M. Nixon held a campaign strategy conference as the race enters the homestretch. Nixon announced plans to visit Alaska completing his coverage of all 50 states while preparing 15 minute TV spots for broadcasts. He will wind up the drive in New Jersey with rallies in Ridgewood and Newark.

Washington Eisenhower Richard M. Nixon Nixon Alaska White House James C. Hagerty Illinois Michigan Pennsylvania Ohio New York Los Angeles Anchorage Detroit South South Carolina Wyoming New Jersey Henry Cabot Lodge Ridgewood Newark

Kennedy Says U S Cannot Aford Four Years Under Nixon

Sen John F Kennedy argued the United States cannot afford four years of Republican leadership under Nixon. He campaigned through South Philadelphia and urged voters to tie the GOP to progress and Nixon’s 14 year record as he heads toward California for key electoral votes.

John F. Kennedy United States Nixon Kennedy Philadelphia Richard M. Nixon Republican Pennsylvania

No Meal Strike Found at JWHS

Despite reports of a school lunch strike at James Wood High School a Star reporter found no students not eating and lunchroom attendance unchanged. Officials attributed the calls to juvenile pranksters as lunch service continued with a 25 cent hot dog meal.

James Wood High School Star

ninth grader kills a spike buck with bow in Shenandoah County

Bobby Boden a James W High School ninth grader in Brucetown killed a spike buck deer Saturday in Shenandoah County using a 47 pound bow. The deer was checked in by M Adams of Winchester. Also noted a laundromat incident with a woman shorting a bundle and a new stamp for Camp Fire Gig’s 50th anniversary to be released in New York City tomorrow.

Bobby Boden Brucetown James W High School Shenandoah County M. M. Adams Winchester New York City

U.N. Troops Halt Rampaging Baluba in Kasai Clash

U.N. forces from Ghana and Liberia halted a Baluba advance in Kasai province after four Europeans and a Rhodesian were accused of plotting to spark civil war. Villages burned near Nwene City, a Roman Catholic mission was attacked, and 20 Belgian clerics fled Kalindato as Red Cross aid moved in.

Leopoldville the Congo U.N Kasai Robert Ghana Liberia Albert Kalonji I. Rikhye United Nations Luluabourg Rikhye Kalonji Congo International Red Cross Peet Asai Rikhyde Nwene Kalindato Katanga

Kennedy-Johnson Meeting Tonight At Kennedy Headquarters

Ladies group to meet Wednesday night at 7 30 with Mrs C Bruce Harlee as chairman at Kennedy headquarters. City political event aims to organize support and discuss campaign activities.

Kennedy-Johnson Kennedy Headquarters C. Bruce Harlee

Will Wet Witches Walk in the Rain Night

Winchester police and surrounding departments will be on duty tonight as drizzle threatens Halloween revelers. Chief J Thomas Boyd urges celebrants to enjoy the evening safely and avoid blocking streets or causing mischief that could lead to accidents.

Winchester J. Thomas Boyd

Weekend highway crashes injure three. Nesselrodt hurt at fire hall

Three persons were injured in weekend highway crashes, one of them Kenneth Gant with facial cuts and chest contusions in a Rt. 340 crash near Berryville. Shawnee Fire Co. president Ernie Nesselrodt suffered possible pelvic fracture in a freak mishap at the fire hall and was listed in satisfactory condition at Memorial Hospital.

Shawnee Fire Co Ernie Nesselrodt Nesselrodt Memorial Hospital Winchester Rt. 340 Berryville Kenneth Gant Boyce Mercury Eugene Bolden William Pendleton Middletown J. W. Detrick Buick Fair Butler Sunnyside Paper Mill Road

Little Pickett Meeting With His Dad In Banner Moment

City employees, who seek wage and tenure raises, are referenced amid a fragmented caption describing a banner reading I like to eat, too and a boy’s message. The OCR text is incomplete but indicates a public worker context and a familial theme.

Airliner crash kills 22 in fog bound takeoff

Survivors of a flaming C46 crash in Toledo say engines sputtered as fog shrouded a 48 passenger flight carrying 16 football players from California Polytechnic. The collison left the front section aflame and 22 dead including the team and managers. Investigators examine wreckage and flight details while a memorial service is planned at San Luis Obispo.

Toledo, Ohio San Louis Obispo Oakland Calif United States San Luis Obispo California Poly Brent Jobe Vista Leroy Hughes Donald G. Chesser Arctic Pacific Airlines J. Sheldon Harden

Memorial Services For Gridders Killed In Plane Crash

Thousands of California State Polytechnic students mourn 16 football players killed when a chartered Ohio plane crashed near Toledo. The team, returning from a 50 6 loss to Bowling Green, included eight married students and a star halfback Garry Van Horne.

San Luis Obispo Calif California State Polytechnic College Garry van Horne Toledo California Bowling Green

Crown Prince Born as Iran Celebrates Royal Heir

In Tehran Queen Farah Diba gave birth to a son, the shah’s long awaited heir. A 41 gun salute echoed as crowds gathered at Commoners' Charity Hospital two hours after delivery. Dr Jahanshah Salen delivered the prince, who may be named Reza or Cyrus.

Tehran Iran Farah Dibah Zeins Mt. Ararat United States Reza Koorosh Cyrus Cyrus the Great Jahanshah Salen Farah Shah Mohammed Reza Pahlevi Fawzia Egypt Farouk Shahnaz Soraya West Germany Shah Farah Diba Paris

Marines Return To Sea After Cuban Visit

A special force of 1 450 U S Marines ended a four week maneuver at sea aboard the assault carrier Boxer and headed home to Puerto Rico after a weekend visit to Guantanamo Bay that drew charges of aggression from Fidel Castro supporters.

Havana U.S Guantanamo Bay Fidel Castro Puerto Rico Castro Cuba Czechoslovakia Akhbar Elyon Guantanamo Msgr Eduardo Boza Nasvidal

Soviet Demands Congo Report From Hammarskjold

The Soviet Union urged Secretary-General Hammarskjold to report quickly on UN actions in the Congo and on Belgian agents subversive activities. Valerian Zorin asked Frederick Boland for aid in obtaining details. Bohdan Lewandowski sought a formal report at the Security Council. A 15 nation Asian African committee will visit the Congo and eight African nations urged Parliament to convene soon.

United Nations N.Y Soviet Union Dag Hammarskjold Congo Valerian A. Zorin Frederick H. Boland General Assembly Zorin Hammarskjold Security Council Bohdan Lewandowski Poland Boland New African Republic

Democratic Committee Endorses Kennedy Johnson Ticket

Frederick County Democratic Committee endorsed the Kennedy Johnson ticket and National slate options. The panel also backed U.S. Senator A Willis Robertson and Rep. Burr P. Harrison and elected Dan Greenwalt to replace the late John H. Clayton at the county court house meeting.

Frederick County Democratic Committee Kennedy-Johnson U.S A. Willis Robertson Burr P. Harrison Dan Greenwalt John H. Clayton Frederick County Court House

Five Youths Injured in Knife Fight in Bangkok

In Bangkok five youths were seriously injured in a knife fight that erupted from an argument between fans of James Dean and Elvis Presley. The incident occurred Sunday and authorities are investigating the melee involving young locals.

Bangkok Thailand James Dean Elvis Presley

Rep Smith defies platform planks at Fredericksburg dinner

Rep Howard W Smith 8th District Democrat and House Rules chair vowed to use any weapons to block platform planks on voting rights literacy tests federal fair employment practices and state right to work laws. He warned against a downgraded nation and avoided naming presidential candidate Kennedy while noting campaign moves by Kennedy Nixon and Shivers in Virginia alignment efforts.

Associated Press Howard W. Smith House Rules Committee Smith Fredericksburg

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