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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1963
Page
9
The ministry reported a 1961 air crash near Brussels killed 40 Americans, including figure skaters en route to world championships. An injured survivor was told to expect at least 10 days in hospital. Separately, the Asian-African bloc urged parliament to make the Buddhist question a priority issue.
New York State education officials confront racial imbalance in public schools as districts report steps to reduce segregation. The state Education Department set a 50 percent Negro enrollment threshold and aimed to address imbalances outside New York City, with major districts moving quickly.
Readers discuss etiquette for gifts and dining while public and school policy debates unfold. Topics include proper use of utensils with crispy bacon and handling divorce etiquette, alongside reports on New York and Long Island schooling desegregation efforts and court challenges over attendance boundaries and mixed classrooms.
Printed pattern details for teen sizes 10 to 16. Blouse and skirt items described with yardage needs and textures. Pattern number 4504 4604 shows fabric amounts and pricing with mailing address for Pattern Dept at 243 West 17th Street New York.
Reader messages include a homeowner alarm about an overcharge contract and a rush job on the roof. A mother seeks help for a seven year old son’s behavior. A husband asks about states requiring mental exams in divorce. Abby notes no such law exists in response.
In Dublin the Abbey Theater project advances as President Ea outlines plans for a new building at the historic site. Details specify a modern venue intended to house productions and events, signaling a major cultural expansion for the theater.
In Savannah Georgia public schools were integrated on Tuesday with 14 Negro pupils entering two formerly white high schools. At Savannah High seven of initially registered 18 arrived while Groves High welcomed seven in separate classrooms as the district proceeds with gradual desegregation. Catholic parochial schools also admitted fewer than 10 Negro students, according to one source.
Visiting last week at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Plater were Mr. and Mrs Fr Dexter Che ar ae ee Se Me and Mew. Roland Mitchell and daughter Page left Wednesday for Richmond to stay with relatives for a few days. The Mitchells plan to visit Chesapeake and Mrs. Frank Mason will join with Mrs George P. Greenhalgh. Mr. and Mrs William Mitchell have returned home after visiting Canada.
A compact English lesson notes common misuses and synonyms. It defines affluence as opulence and wealth, with examples of correct phrasing and everyday usage.
In Perugia Italy archaeologists uncover bones and a jewel said to date back two millennia. The find occurs as researchers explore an ancient site near public ruins attracting interest from historians and local authorities.
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