Fischer Quints Nearing End of Critical Period
The Fischer quintuplets born Saturday near Nash and Finch Co. facilities are near the end of a 72 hour critical period. Four girls and one boy may switch from sugar water to formula today as Dr. James Berobos reports the babies are doing well.
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Pawn Peach
James Berobos
Andrew Fischer
Nash-Finch Co
Fisc
Julie
Charlotte
Danny
Fischer
Evelyn
Denise
Berbos
Winchester JC will host Red Cross Bloodmobile visit
The Winchester Junior Chamber of Commerce sponsors a Red Cross Bloodmobile visit at the Episcopal Church parish house in Winchester from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. They seek 125 pints and offer appointment lines at 662-5412 today or 662-6847 tomorrow. Weatherman calls for warmer five day period with highs around 70 and a light rain today.
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Winchester
College Opens Convocation Set Wednesday
Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music begins its 89th academic year with a Wednesday convocation moved up from today. Rev. Kenneth Eyre will speak. Enrollment figures were not yet available as term opens. First year students were expected to reach 227.
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Shenandoah College and Conservatory of Music
Kenneth Eyre
Eee
Indictments Rest On Shanholtz Slaying Case In Aug. 30
A nine member grand jury indicted ten men in the August 30 fatal shooting of John Conrad of Washington. James Clark Shanholtz 52 of near Gainesboro faces murder charges. others include Chester Dorsey Talley Jr. 19 and companions tied to alleged burglary and larceny. Morrison pleaded guilty to breaking and entering and awaits pre sentence review. Arraignment delayed to tomorrow at 10 a.m. for Shanholtz.
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Circuit Court
James Clark Shanholtz
Gainesboro
John Conard
Washington
Peter McKee
David G. Simpson
Shanholtz
Marshall
Mr. Simpson
Indonesians Storm British Embassies in Jakarta Protests
A crowd of about 5,000 stormed the British Embassy in Jakarta smashing windows and setting fires to protest Britain’s role in creating Malaysia. Earlier, a 3,000-strong mob attacked the Malayan Embassy as police used tear gas and warning shots.
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Jakarta
Indonesia
Malaysia
Malaya
Singapore
Sarawak
Star opens Shenandoah County news bureau in Woodstock
The Winchester Evening Star has opened a Shenandoah County bureau in Woodstock run by Keith Stickley. The move, approved by publisher Harry F. Byrd Jr., aims to expand local coverage for the Star and Daily News Record of Harrisonburg as Shenandoah County grows. Stickley, a Woodstock native, will report full time on county government and activities.
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Winchester Evening Star
Woodstock
Keith Stickley
Shenandoah County Memorial Hospital
Stickley
Shenandoah County
Winchester Star
Daily News-Record
Harrisonburg
Harry F. Byrd
The
Star
Front Royal
Central High School
Shepherd College
Shepherdstown
W. Va
Front Royal Baptist Church Plans Building
A building committee led by James P. Morgan at Front Royal First Baptist Church is directed to secure an architect to present plans for a new educational unit to be built on the church property behind the present building.
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First Baptist Church
James P. Morgan
Kennedy condemns Birmingham church bombing and urges unity
President Kennedy voiced outrage and grief over the Birmingham bombing that killed four Black children. He urged citizens nationwide to reject prejudice and violence and work for justice. White House aide Pierre Salinger said Kennedy consulted with Attorney General Kennedy and spoke after returning from Newport.
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Washington
Kennedy
Birmingham
Ala
United States
South
Pierre Salinger
White House
Robert F. Kennedy
Salinger
Newport
R.I
Larger Numbers Of White Pupils Back in School
In Birmingham Alabama white students returned to classes in greater numbers than the prior week despite segregationist pleas for boycotts. Two Negro girls entered West End High School by station wagon and walked in. Police presence was visible with about 75 officers, no demonstrations, and no Confederate flags found. Segregationist groups urged total boycotts of three integrated schools.
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Birmingham
Ala
West End High School
Allgood
Grand Jury
Selma
Treaty Ratification Could Bring Soviet Blackmail Warns Robertson
Sen A Willis Robertson warns ratification of the limited nuclear test ban treaty could invite dangerous Soviet blackmail by gaining equality in weapons before antimissile defenses are ready. He argues leadership of the free world hinges on defense capability while opponents stress containment and national security. Vote trends show 11 undecided, 13 opposed, 76 pro or leaning pro. 67 votes needed if all 100 attend.
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Washington
A. Willis Robertson
D-Va
United States
Russia
Robertson
Senate
John Sparkman
D-Ala
Sens
Maurine Neuberger
D-Ore
George McGovern
D-S.s
McGovern
Sen. Neuberger
Clair Engle
Dcalif
Mike Mansfield
Montana
Handley Library Celebrates 50th With Open House
Handley Library marks its golden anniversary with a Sunday open house from 4 to 5 p.m. at the redecorated auditorium and the refurbished Benham Room. City leaders Stewart Bell Jr and Burr P. Harrison will speak on the library’s past and future. David Rowland reviews two years of progress. Mayor Claude B. Smalts cuts the Benham Room ribbon. Visitors may tour the building and view an art exhibit secured by the Blue Ridge Chapter of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts.
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Handley Library
Stewart Bell, Jr
Judge Handley
David Rowland
Piccadilly and
Braddock Sts
Claude B. Smalts
Benham Room
Blue Ridge
Virginia Museum of Fine Arts
Rowland
Weather Ridge Shapes Virginia Forecast With Rain Easing
A high pressure ridge stretching from eastern Maine to Alabama produced a fair night in Virginia with rain moving across the state and ending by early afternoon.
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Maine
Alabama
Virginia
Rally Turned Violent as Students Clash With Police in Times Square
About 1,400 gathered at Town Hall on West 48th Street after a rally by students who opposed Cuba travel bans. A brawl involving up to 80 people disrupted the meeting for 20 minutes, an anti Castro demonstrator was knocked unconscious, and eight arrests were made. Helmeted police cleared a corridor to the subway as eggs and foodstuffs were hurled.
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New York
Times Square
State Department
Cuba
House Committee On UN
Salle
Grand jury to probe Birmingham racism and church bombing
A special federal grand jury was ordered to investigate racial outbreaks after a bombing at a Negro church that killed four children and wounded 23. President Kennedy voiced outrage as authorities urged swift civil rights action. nationwide leaders condemned the attack and called for justice while Birmingham braces for further tensions.
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Birmingham
Ala
U.S. Dist
Clarence W. Allgood
Washington
Kennedy
U.S. Senate
Robert F. Kennedy
Philadelphia
Albert Boutwell
George Wallace
Melvin Bailey
Apple Harvest In Winchester Area Begins Slow Start
The Winchester area apple harvest is underway on a limited basis with a big push planned next week. Varieties picked include Prince, Delicious, Jonathan, and Golden Delicious, with Red Delicious also being harvested in the Piedmont Roanoke and western Virginia sections. Winchester processors are in operation.
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Winchester
Charles Toan
Frederick County Fruit Growers Association
Piedmont
Roanoke
Western Virginia
Notice of Former Employee Preston Beckner
Notice indicates Preston Beckner formerly worked at the George Lee Hotel and Winchester Pork Shop with details limited to his former employment at those establishments.
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Preston Beckner
George Lee Hotel
Winchester Pork Shop
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Sioux Falls
Chester Dorsey Talley, Jr
Duffs
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Macroool Pik
the Star
Front Royal Baptist Church
U.S
JFK
16Th Street Baptist Church
Harry K. Benham
Home Improvement Council
Cep
Ne Benham
Handley Library Board
Burr P. Harrison
N. Y
FBI
Biham
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