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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Sep 28, 1957
Page
10
President Dwight D. Eisenhower sailed aboard the atomic submarine Seawolf for a first time experience. He praised the crew and Navy work, expressing pride in the men aboard and noting his interest in the ship’s machines and Badgers. Captain E. P. Aurand is cited as a key naval aide.
President Eisenhower rode the atomic submarine Seawolf off Brenton Point near Newport during a Florida coast visit. He toured the sub, ate with enlisted men, and later planned a Washington return to meet Southern governors about school integration troop withdrawal. The outing followed demonstrations of naval power aboard Canberra Saratoga and Seawolf. Theodore Roosevelt first rode an atomic sub in 1909. Truman also cruised undersea.
Calvin Germroth of the Southern States Winchester Cooperative will attend a three day milking machine training school at Albert Lea Minnesota conducted by the Universal Milking Machine Factory in cooperation with Southern States. He will tour leading dairy farms in Minnesota and Wisconsin including the Pabst Farm Keystone Farm and the Wern Farm to observe Universal milking equipment in operation.
Salida, Colo. Dick Law amasses old typewriters as a hobby. His collection includes 25 machines, most dating to at least 76 years ago, reflecting a lifelong passion for mechanical writing aids.
Governor James E. Folsom pocket vetoed several segregation bills and resolutions. He said a passenger consent rule for seating on integrated buses or trains would cause disputes and be unhelpful. He also rejected a measure blocking new municipalities within others police jurisdictions, citing statewide impact and Tuskegee boycott relevance.
Magistrate Robert D. Skaggs says about 40 cases of theatergoers sneaking in via car trunks have occurred recently in Logan West Virginia. Operators have hired extra help to check cars as they depart.
FBI figures show Virginia city crime rates fell in robbery aggravated assault and auto theft during the first six months, while murder burglary larceny rose or fell elsewhere. National rates rose across all categories, with Virginia remaining higher in several offenses.
In Thonotosassa Florida a white couple abandoned plans to build on a 10 acre property after protests from local Black residents. County official Elbert Moore said the group opposed racial mixing and urged segregation while the Van Ripers from Kansas City sought to sell the land northeast of Tampa.
Marshall Texas Kiwanis Club president says the group omitted the U S pledge at a Wednesday luncheon as an expression of disapproval of federal troop movements. He noted the club then pledged to the Texas flag and said the decision followed Kiwanis International guidance.
A notice announces Shop hours in Winchester extending selection on Saturday nights until 8 o'clock. Local merchants encourage shoppers to visit after evening events.
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