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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 25, 1962
Page
9
Sarah Perler of the Brooklyn Hebrew Home and Hospital for the Aged underwent gallbladder surgery on August 27. The 104 year old patient recovered normally with quick return to her room and active conversation, described as lively and alert with eight grandchildren and several great descendants.
September births include Sher ry Lynn Brown at Shenandoah Ave. and Patricia Shoff Ellis at Blue Ridge Ave. A boy Donald son Jr. joins the Nelson Ellis family. Sandra Joann Everhart arrives for the Roy Everhart household. Charles Allen Orndorff and Doris Kay born to their parents. Mary Mildred Murray joins the Edinburg family. Twin girls Catherine Jean and Cecelia Jane Dorton welcomed. Doris Kay born to Charles Edward Anderson in Capon Bridge. Blane Allen Rush born September 22. Donald Eugene Wallace Jr. born to Chalmers Wallace Jr. A girl for Robert Fulk born in West Virginia.
U S District Court is asked to dismiss a suit by eight African American students seeking admission to Loudoun County white schools on jurisdiction grounds. County officials say the complaint lacks proof of exhausted Virginia administrative remedies. Plaintiffs argue the action represents all Black Virginia public school children. A 16 inch oil pipeline would allow Persian Gulf to Mediterranean oil flow without Suez transit.
The Defense Department opens a program inviting Cuban refugees to volunteer for Spanish speaking units training for service in the Army and Navy. Exile leaders urge participation as the plan aims to assist refugees and spin up a pool of trained personnel.
A man leaves a Charlotte Alcoholic Beverage Control Store with a large bag of bottled spirits. He places the bag in a small roadster, tightens the seat belt around it, and drives away.
Richmond police and federal officers arrested four men after a month long surveillance raid on a downtown pool hall run by Ernest Walpert where horse race bets were allegedly placed. Walpert faces a federal wagering stamp charge, bond set at 1000 dollars. James R. Tuck and Bernard Lee Smith Jr. face betting charges, Frank G K Cassell is charged with vagrancy. All offenders are from Richmond. A Lake Michigan study notes an accumulation of about three inches per century.
A safety film titled Mechanized Death was shown at James Wood High School with 700 students and Rescue Squad members viewing. The State Police trooper presented the event with local groups like the Lions Club Slo-Mo-Shun Hoppers Kiwanis and Enders Rescue Squad scheduled for follow up showings and club luncheons.
The Ohio Highway Patrol produced the third film in a series. Rescue president Willam Baker said the film is not pretty but truthful and effective, and those who have viewed it were impressed.
A massive sunspot is described as radiant as 100 full moons, highlighting its intense brightness and size in solar activity reports.
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