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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
13
Moscow prepares for the cold with early steam baths for heating, stockpiling, and shopping for fur hats and footwear. Residents store winter clothes in pawn-like shops called hookshops while households seal drafts and gather supplies for long winter months.
Washington set to consider a half a loaf tax bill granting a $1 billion plus investment credit for equipment upgrades while dropping the proposed withholding on interest and dividends. The plan retains the credit but trims entertainment travel and gifts deductions and requires annual Treasury reporting on the new revenue impact. First year net loss about $1.3 billion, then $545 million yearly.
In Moscow, Premier Khrushchev attended a Palace of Congresses showing of three Stravinsky ballets, Orpheus Petruchka and Fire Bird. The once banned composer received warm applause from the audience and bowed in acknowledgment. he did not meet Khrushchev.
Henrico County police report a Sandston man shot and killed his estranged wife at her home and then shot himself. Grace Catlett Patterson, 39, died in the kitchen. James Patterson, 42, was found beside her and died later at the Medical College of Virginia Hospital. The couple were separated with a divorce filed. Their 10-year-old son Eddie heard the gunfire and told investigators. Patterson worked as a refrigeration technician at McGuire Veterans Administration Hospital. Mrs. Patterson was employed by American Tobacco Co. No note was left and authorities had no warning of trouble.
A note describes thin-skinned grapefruit with russet tinges that are heavy with juice and make excellent eating. It emphasizes the fruit's juiciness and appealing texture for consumption.
Dr. Alton Ochsner, Tulane surgeon, told the Tennessee Valley Medical Assembly in Chattanooga that stomach ulcers improve when tobacco alcohol and caffeine are avoided. He linked tobacco to rising lung cancer rates and blamed cigarette smoking for the increase.
Charles F. Riesner, a Los Angeles producer and director famed for a World War I song, died Monday in La Jolla California at age 75. He authored Goodbye Broadway Hello France. His career included film and stage work with lasting influence.
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