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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 01, 1960
Page
6
The Yngves, all from St. Louis Park, Minnesota, are noted in connection with admission to practice before the United States Supreme Court.
Secretary Ezra Taft Benson opened the White House conference on the Food for Peace program praising U S generosity while stressing the need to increase support. He noted seven fiscal years moved 84 million dollars in surplus foods abroad and urged aid for developing economies and local agriculture.
New York City Board of Education moves to break up racial segregation by allowing transfers from heavily Black and Puerto Rican junior and senior high schools to predominantly white ones. Catholic officials in New Orleans oppose integration of parochial schools until public schools do so, with the archdiocese signaling alignment to integrate first grades starting Nov 14 unless federal action alters plans.
The Riverton Methodist Church choir in Front Royal will host a fall fashion show on September 22 at 8 p.m. in Union Hall with theme Salute to Autumn. Mrs. Rutherford chairs the event with local women modeling and music by Mrs. Foster Waite.
The American Bar Association urged Congress and others to be barred from lobbying for friends or constituents during final regulatory agency proceedings. The move followed reports of politicians influencing Civil Aeronautics Board records. A separate resolution backs a joint federal state health program for the aged outside Social Security.
AP reports 17 year old Thomas W. Howard Jr. of Hampton drowned yesterday while swimming with companions in a local lake. The body was recovered about three hours after he disappeared.
Stephenson Methodist Church will hold an 11 o'clock Sunday worship service. The Bruce town Charge churches held a Lions Shelter picnic on Aug 29 honoring Rev. J. S. Peebles and others. Hosts at a bridal shower for Mrs Edgar Sheetz included Mrs R O Anderson and Mrs Kenneth Platner.
Virginia airman accuses Gov. Almond of bringing religion into the presidential campaign. J. Lee Potter condemns attempts to exploit Kennedy's Catholic faith and says Virginians will not tolerate it. Almond and campaign staff deny targeting the religious question.
San Francisco AP reports Louis A. Banks 39 sentenced to three months in jail for starving a boxer named Jay chained in a wrecking yard. The dog dropped from 80 to 30 pounds in six weeks but is recovering weight under the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals.
Shenandoah Valley Apple Corp plans scale operations starting Sept 8 with output rising to 1050 units next week. National Apple Institute and Apple Growers of America set top price of 4.05 per hundredweight for U S No 1 top quality fruit under Sebastopol processor agreement. other grades priced per hundredweight. An estimate notes over 100 firms making tools for backyard chefs to light charcoal fires.
Weekly worship services at Warren Memorial Hospital begin this Sunday at 4 15 p.m. A different pastor will speak each week in the second floor solarium open to staff patients and visitors sponsored by local ministers and hospital administration. The Rev Reid W Digges Jr of Rivertonanon Church will speak this week.
In New York two unions representing GE workers rejected the company's offer. The IUE, claiming 70,000 U S workers, called it unacceptable while the UE, representing 38,000 in the United States and Canada, called it an atrocity. Canadian employees are not involved. Negotiations have run seven weeks ahead of October 1 contract expirations.
Mr and Mrs Earl Borror enjoyed a week in Florida. Wanda Borror returned from Petersburg West Virginia. Ellen Ruggerio came home to New York after summer with Mr and Mrs J Sumption of Front Royal Road. Oliver Mac Taylor is a patient at Winchester Memorial Hospital.
Elvira Ozolina set an Olympic record in the javelin with 183 feet 8 inches as Russia widened its unofficial lead over the United States and Germany after the early finals. Irina Press won the 80 meter hurdles. In Rome, the U.S. basketball team crushed Yugoslavia 104-42 in a key Olympic semifinal push, with Russia beating Uruguay 89-53.
William E. Weddington urged a middle approach at the Local Government Officials Conference. He warned against mollycoddling or locking juveniles away, noting adult courts and prisons lack youth rehabilitation resources. Portsmouth City Atty. J. S. Livesay Jr. pressed for timely annexation to avoid future trouble.
The center of a smoked tongue makes the best sliced serving. The tip and root ends can be chopped or ground for hash or a sandwich filling.
Union leaders describe the strike as disastrous as freight cars halt nationwide. National Railway Mediation Board chair Francis O Neill Jr says no joint meeting planned before Saturday. Within hours 50,000 loaded cars stranded, rail stations in Pittsburgh Philadelphia St Louis New York empty, 136000 daily passengers without service, 118 million ton miles of freight halted.
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