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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1960
Page
2
At the United Nations gathering leaders from Egypt India Britain Canada and Cambodia arrive amid a super-summit mood. Khrushchev meets Fidel Castro and plots a new UN role while Hammarskjold’s office faces calls to be erased as rival blocs weigh veto implications.
Obituary notes a burial in Gore with private funeral for a woman born May 26, 1955 in Tombstone Arizona. She is survived by a twin sister Kathryn Lee a brother Jeffrey paternal grandparents J E Bishop Gainesboro and maternal grandfather George Helsley. Also contains an extensive local fruit market price report listing several apple varieties and packing, bulk prices and regional bids.
Advice suggests inviting both to your home for lunch or dinner or to a party you host. It notes that a girl inviting a boy to a school dance may give him a corsage only in certain communities and is not generally customary.
Khrushchev used the General Assembly to condemn U N actions and propose sweeping changes. He dismissed Hammarskjold and floated an executive board controlled by Communist reps, while offering disarmament as a hollow package and urging rapid colonial end as a coercive plan. He suggested that true independence would be chaotic, not rational, framing colonies under Soviet influence as not truly colonial. The speech portrayed a pattern of seeking chaos over genuine peace.
A compact set of clues includes 1 noun 2 dream interpreter 3 Mississippi 4 one eleventh 5 Tean Cambridge Massachusetts 6 seafood delicacy direct 7 nine 8 Arizona Phoenix 9 March and September.
Mr Stine reports strong bidding at the Northern Virginia Livestock Producers sale. Top pen of Hereford steers sold for 11025 to L C Berkeley of Somerset Pennsylvania, with other large lots to H A Allery Norris Farms and Horse Shoe Farm. Buyers from Virginia Maryland West Virginia Pennsylvania Delaware and mid western states.
Khrushchev interacts with newsmen outside the United Nations in New York. He jokes about feeling like a bride left at the church and about American horses greeting the Soviet leader. He quips that he wants to stay, offering light comments on the visit.
Dr. Douglas Branch of the Southern Baptist convention says Baptist endorsement of a political candidate would clash with church autonomy. He notes Democratic leaders denied knowledge of the sign seen on television, which angers Baptists in North Carolina.
The Democratic nominee spoke to about 8,000 in the Mormon Tabernacle praising Reed Smoot and religious liberty as a source of national strength. He warned that the Communist system is the real enemy and urged candor on U S shortcomings not to aid Khrushchev. Also: a reader asks about a trousseau tea and gift etiquette.
The scene centers on Fidel Castro greeting two officials after a tense exchange over citizenship. The leaders clasped hands and shared a brief embrace as the entourage reached their destination.
James Watt, a 1957 James Wood High School graduate, earned a State Farmers Degree and served as State FFA secretary. He runs a 340 acre fruit farm with his father, adding a 138 acre adjoining orchard in 1960, and holds leadership roles in local church and community groups. He previously represented Virginia at the American Institute of Cooperation in 1956 and attended the American Youth Foundation Leadership School in 1957.
Forecast calls for a cool night with lows around 45 to 50 degrees in the moonlit areas and in the 50s elsewhere. Tomorrow looks sunny and pleasant with continued mild conditions.
The document lists rainfall figures with totals for Sept and year to date, compares to 1960, and provides average annual rainfall over 47 years. It includes monthly rainfall values for January through December and notes common misspellings of wreath and wreathe.
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