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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1960
Page
3
Washington Democratic chairman and Kentucky Senator Thurston Morton, the GOP chairman, stated that both party platforms include rejection of dirty campaign tactics.
AP analysis notes a new profit squeeze in 1950s style recessions with rising costs, selective wage hikes, and cost saving tech. Despite high consumer spending and near record employment, profits dip as price cutting and efficiency measures erode margins.
A jumble of crossword clues for across and down entries. Includes opposites like grim and bold and varied topics from culture to geography. Answers span from five letters to longer terms with many proper nouns and technical terms implied.
London AP reports British doctors call Celbenin a super penicillin and say it kills penicillin resistant staphylococci. Beecham Research Laboratories notes complete bloodstream absorption with no toxic side effects though more testing is needed before full capabilities are known. Over 1 000 resistant strains were sensitive to the new treatment.
The piece notes producers trim excess overhead after a steel settlement boom failed to materialize. It cites the Research Institute of America on cost structures, the rise of high skilled labor, and new machinery delivering better products but requiring costly technicians, limiting layoffs.
Clarence Fletcher market master lists fresh vegetables for the Farmers Curb Market opening tomorrow at 6 a.m. in the Kent and Bosca parking lot. Items include corn beans lima beans potatoes tomatoes cucumbers squash onions radishes beets peaches apples plus cured meat dressed chickens dressed rabbits and baked goods.
Secretary of State Christian A. Herter told the American Bar Association dinner that the Congo crisis shows Soviets aim to disrupt order while the world moves toward a rule of law. He outlined three foreign policy aims to avert war, advance disarmament, and foster lawful international arrangements. Adlai Stevenson and Senator Fulbright also spoke urging united free world action.
The Supreme Court refused delays on school integration in Houston New Orleans and Delaware at the start of the seventh year since the desegregation ruling. Houston and New Orleans faced governance disputes while Delaware pace was deemed too slow.
Thirty five boys competed in the Optimist Club swimming contest at Willow Lawn Pool. Eddie McKee won diving with Boyce second and Philip McKee third. Arthur Whitacre won swimming with Raymond Campbell second and Floyd Holtz claw third. Prizes will be awarded at the young peoples dance tomorrow from 7:30 to 11:30 p.m. at the War Memorial.
Frederick County deputies investigate the theft of a 14 horsepower motor from the American National Fruit Growers in the rear of Virginia Cold Storage. The unit, valued at $100, was reported stolen yesterday as having occurred sometime in the last ten days.
Ruby Hurley of Atlanta told a Jacksonville news conference that five Negro gangs with 2000 to 3000 members fueled vandalism in the racially troubled city. Leaders work to calm the gangs. Three days in Dunn North Carolina saw seven Indian children kept from white classes, cuffed by police twice and released without charges. Virginia saw seven Negro students turned away at white schools in Stafford and Portsmouth. Alabama riot brigade prepared as segregated schools set to reopen.
The Ladies Auxiliary of Davis-Williams Post No 6044 will meet for a social at Mrs Catherine Williams residence on Chase Street this Saturday afternoon. Princeton captured the 1960 Ivy League lacrosse championship for the fourth consecutive season.
A program at St Paul A M E Church will be held Sunday night at 8 p m and is open to the public. The event concludes the Coal Rally led by pastor Rev H A Abney. Last year American fishermen bought more than 250 million worms.
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