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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 07, 1963

Page

10

US finds Vietnam era costs mounting overseas

The article surveys U.S. involvement in Asia from World War II onward, noting $13.7 billion economic and $8.1 billion military aid in the Far East by 1962, 96 Americans killed in Vietnam plus Korean War deaths, and ongoing debates as advisers in Vietnam, Korea, Indonesia, Laos, and Laos shape policy and elections.

Viet Nam Far East Laos Japan Sea Agency For International Development South Viet Nam U.S Saigon Ngo Dinh Diem Diem Indonesia Sukarno Communist Party Malaysia Federation of Malaya Singapore North Borneo Sarawak United States Washington Pathet Lao America

Man Gets Life Sentence for Slaying Mother

In Emporia AP report, William A. Craft 36 receives life imprisonment for the shotgun murder of his mother. Judge Ligon L. Jones declares the defendant must be eliminated from society as long as possible. The crime occurred last December at his brother’s home near Jarratt. Craft, a Sussex County farmer, was convicted of murder last May.

Emporia (Ap Sussex County Ligon L. Jones William A. Craft Craft Jarratt

Old Chapel Church Services Set for Tomorrow

One hundred people are expected to attend the annual services at Old Chapel tomorrow morning at 11 o'clock. The old Protestant stone structure sits three miles south of Berryville on Route 340, on its site since 1790. Edmund Randolph, first US attorney general and later governor of Virginia, is among the cemetery’s notable interred.

Berryville Old Chapel Nathaniel Burwell Edmund Randolph Thomas Jefferson George Burwell George Greenhalgh Roland Mitchell Ben Harrison Robert Renshaw

Economic signals improve with July factory orders and wage rise

First National City Bank reports generally good business sentiment. July factory orders rise 1 percent to about 35.5 billion dollars after declines. Furniture orders up 9 percent from July 1962. Consumer credit reaches a record 5.106 billion with a 501 million increase. The federal minimum wage becomes 1.25 dollars per hour, benefiting at least 2.6 million workers, costing employers 365 million annually. NYSE volume climbs to 24.56 million shares, bond sales at 22.84 million dollars.

First National City Bank of New York Commerce Department National Association of Furniture Manufacturers Labor Department New York Stock Exchange

Army in Europe strength and overseas pullback plans

The Army maintains 270000 troops in Europe with Berlin brigade and three armored cavalry regiments, while an armor regiment withdrawal would cut total to five divisions. About 40000 more men were sent to build up the 7th Army for a potential Berlin showdown in late 1961. Senate debate on cutting overseas manpower and costs centers on rapid airlift enabling troop redeployments.

Europe Berlin 7Th Defense Department United States Richard B. Russell Senate Armed Services Committee Defense Russell Georgia

Two Young Marines Die in Virginia Beach Crash

Two young Marines Hoyal C. Amos II aged 18 and Frank S. Haddis II aged 19 died in a car crash in Virginia Beach as a state toll reached 646 for 1963. Police said the car skidded struck a fence and a tree. Both Marines were stationed at the Portsmouth Marine Barracks.

Portsmouth Virginia Beach Hoyal C. Amos II Frank S. Haddis II Marine Barracks

Exclusive Franchise Offer For Lincoln Homes in Winchester

Leading manufacturers of factory built homes present an exclusive franchise sale with proven sales methods. Train you with no franchise fee and a minimum investment in model home. Local builders or realtors in the Winchester area may realize annual returns upward of $15,000. Information available upon inquiry.

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Weekly Sales Directory Listings for September Dates

Mon September 9 11 am Harold D Kube Fauquier Farm Warrenton Va 135 head Polled Herefords Va Hereford Assoc Owen Thomas III Sept 11 7 pm Denny s Commission Auction Route 7 east of Winchester Sept 12 9 am Headley s Auctions Long Green Rt 622 antiques furniture glassware guns Sept 14 1 pm Estate of George H Eagle late home Clear Brook Va truck car furniture tools Headley s Auctions Sept 14 3 pm Horse and Pony Sale Baltimore Livestock Mkt Inc Rt 40 Rt 32 horses ponies equipment Allen C Driver

Harold D. Kube Fauquier Farm Warrenton Hereford Assoc Owen ‘Thomas, III Denny’s Winchester Orndorff & Cole Headley Long Green North Boyd G. Headley, Jr George H. Eagle Clearbrook Baltimore Livestock Mkt., Inc Allen C. Driver

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