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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 26, 1962
Page
3
A State Department official says there is no evidence Western ships brought arms to Cuba and rejects reports that non Communist countries supplied weapons or rented vessels to the Soviet bloc for arms shipments.
In the Circuit Court of Frederick County Virginia a partition action seeks relief for property located three miles southwest of Winchester near Greenwood Church. Defendants John Ebersole Edna Christoffer son Helen Myers and Charles William Ebersole are nonresidents ordered to appear within ten days after publication in Winchester Evening Star to protect their interests.
North Dakota towns under 2,000 gain busy activity from a $136.3 million missile site for Minuteman missiles near Minot Air Force Base. Contractors like Boeing pour funds into local purchases while 4,500 civilian workers and military personnel draw payrolls. concerns about housing and labor persist amid a large public relations push by SATAF led by Col. Thomas S. Jeffrey.
The Kennedys praised the mock presidential musical Mr President with Robert Ryan and Nanette Fabray in a White House setting. A $70,000 charity benefit drew 600 guests at National Theater, with $100 tickets and a late champagne supper at the British Embassy.
Ardmore Oklahoma reports death of Wirt Franklin at 79. He founded and was the first president of the Independent Petroleum Association of America after a period of illness.
Meredith College in Raleigh North Carolina adopted a policy to admit qualified women without regard to race or national origin. The board of trustees approved the measure on Tuesday endorsing equal admission by the admissions office.
Julian Beck and Judith Malina of the Living Theater sign to develop a play in Paris with Theatre Vivant. They plan to stage Faustina, a drama they presented in New York in 1952.
Two Indian soldiers were killed and three injured when a U.N. patrol struck a mine in Elisabethville Katanga. Brig. Reginald Noronha, Indian brigade commander, reported the casualties today.
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