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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 06, 1962

Page

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Citizens Seek Safety Council in Winchester Meeting

Fifty concerned citizens gathered in the City Hall courtroom to discuss promoting driver education and forming a Citizens Safety Council. Co chairs James Keller and Floyd Crim announced a steering committee to meet September 27 to elect officers and establish the council with support from Sam Dunn of the Governor's Highway Safety Committee.

Citizens’ Safety Council James Keller Floyd G. Crim Mr. Keller MR. Crim Citizens’ Safety Organization

Community leaders urge compulsory driver training in schools

At a meeting William Battaile urged compulsory driver training for all students, backed by the Governor's Committee. Mitchell Heironimus of the Hoppers auto club proposed establishing a public hall event at the armory with refreshments to foster safe driving discussions.

William Battaile Mitchell Heironimus The Hoppers

U S denounces new Soviet note over Berlin clashes

The United States denounces a new Soviet note as a distorted view of Berlin tensions. State Department officials say they will consult with Western Allies and study the note, which accuses the West of hypocrisy and calls for a German peace treaty to end occupation in West Berlin.

Washington United States Soviet Union Berlin Moscow Britain France State Department West Germany U.S Khrushchev West Berlin East Germany Wall Hitler

Safety Committee member recounts first meeting incident

The Gown Crier reports a Safety Committee member waited at a stop light near the police station when a driver suggested a chase. Mrs. Harry Bowman seeks return of a lost half bushel basket found near Safeway and Willow Lawn Market. Hoye Baker found a GMC hubcap and identified its owner as Mr Whitacre who claimed it.

Safety Committee Mac Harry Bowman Green Ferry Safeway Willow Lawn Market Hoye Baker Rt. 11 Winchester Town Crier Baker Whitacre

Moore chosen as chairman of Virginia State Water Control Board

Richmond AP House Speaker E Blackburn Moore is named chairman of the State Water Control Board succeeding Ross H Walker after a resignation. The board ordered RF&P Railroad to file a poll issue plea, approved sewer projects in Chesterfield and Hanover counties, and directed Barnhart Farms Inc to curb pollution into the Rappahannock River.

Richmond E. Blackburn Moore State Water Control Board J. Lindsay Almond Jr House Albertis S. Harrison Jr T. Brady Saunders Ross H. Walker Rf&p Railroad Bryan Park Chesterfield County Oak Hill Estates Ashland Hanover County Christchurch School Urbanna

$5.8 Million Paid for Estes Assets

Morris D. Jaffe, president of Fed Mart Stores, bought all Billie Sol Estes business assets for 5.8 million with total payments reaching 8.7 million including interest and grain credits. Harry Moore, trustee of Estes holdings, confirmed the sale of all assets.

EL Paso Tex Morris D. Jaffe Fed-Mart Stores San Antonio Billie Sol Estes Jaffe el Paso Times Harry Moore The Estes Holdings Times

Soblen Takes Poison Delay to U S Prison Flight

Dr Robert A Soblen 61 poisoned himself minutes before a planned departure to the United States on a Pan American jet. He was rushed to Hillingdon Hospital near London Airport in a serious, unconscious state with barbiturate overdose detected in his blood.

Soblen London Robert A. Soblen United States Home Office Hillingdon Hospital New York Brixton Britain Donal Joseph Curran Pan American Sobien

U S Employment Nearing 70 Million

The Labor Department reported August employment rose to 69,762,000, the highest on record, with unemployment falling less than expected and a surge in the labor force. Officials see 70 million likely before year end and stress retraining for workers displaced by automation.

Washington Henry Wallace U.S Labor Department Wallace Seymour Wolfbein

Senate Passes Kennedy's Badly Mauled Tax Bill

The Senate approved President Kennedy's revised tax bill preserving the investment tax credit for machinery. The chamber rejected dividend and interest withholding, will send to a House Senate conference to resolve differences, with projected Treasury losses and future across the board tax-cut plans hinted. The measure aims to modernize firms and cut costs amid global competition.

Senate Kennedy Washington Senate Finance Committee House Treasury Senate House Conference Wilbur D. Mills D-Ark

Desegregation Begins in Winchester Schools Without Incident

Desegregation started in Winchester as John Kerr Elementary and Handley High opened the term. School Supt. Garland R. Quarles reported full attendance and an expected enrollment rise, with a small number of Negro students admitted amid no incidents under a court approved gradual plan.

Winchester John Kerr Handley High School Garland R. Quarles Handley State U.S. District Court Harrisonburg Douglas School

Chilly Weather Sweeps Across Eastern Half of Nation

The Associated Press reports a broad chill in the eastern United States with record low dates in northern areas. Readings reach freezing in parts of Michigan and near freezing in Marquette, while the north central region stays cold and a slow warming trend moves into the Mississippi Valley and Upper Great Lakes.

Associated Press North Central Ohio Valley Gulf Atlantic Coast Michigan Pellston Marquette Plains Rocky Mountain Mississippi Valley Great Lakes

Mariner 2 Enters Sun's Gravitational Field

Pasadena AP reports Mariner 2, Venus bound, is captured by the sun’s gravity at 1.6 million miles out. The 447 pound craft will orbit the sun for years, with science ends December 14 when it passes Venus and all instruments are shut down.

Pasadena Calif Venus Mariner 2 Jet Propulsion Laboratory Space Earth Cape Canaveral Fla

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