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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1962

Page

9

City Officials Attend Virginia Municipal League Convention

A group of Richmond city officials attended the Virginia Municipal League annual convention this week. Attendees included Mayor Claude B. Smalts Jr and Vice Mayor Charles M. Zuckerman along with several councilmen, the city manager, auditor clerk, and staff.

The Virginia Municipal League Richmond Claude B. Smalts, Jr Charles M. Zuckerman J. Ben Cather Eugene F. Dearing, Sr Carroll H. Henkel S. L. Grant B. M. Porrero L. Edward Ayers

Giffin Resigns as Driver at Friendship Fire Co

Charles K Giffin longtime driver for the Friendship Fire Co resigns to join the Dulles International Airport fire department in Chantilly effective Oct 8. Fred Geanious will replace him on Oct 8 with Kenneth Lewis named to succeed Geanious. Giffin, 35, a Winchester native, WWII veteran, married with two children, plans to move to Sterling Park near the airport. Geanious is brother of former Friendship driver James Geanions who joined Dulles Airport.

Claude B. Smalts, Jr JCC Strother R. Shiley Chuck Hines Winchester Park & Shop Smalts Jaycee Charles K. Giffin Friendship Fire Co Dulles International Chantilly Mr. Giffin Winchester Sterling Park Mr. Geanions Friendship James Genions Dulles Kenneth Lewis

ABC Store Vote Upheld but Recount Ordered in Shenandoah

Judge Elliott Marshall refused to validate last May's ABC store election results here but ordered a recount of impounded ballots Monday at 2 p.m. after a two day Shenandoah County Circuit Court hearing with about 50 witnesses. The May 19 vote 380 to 379 defeated the store proposal. election judges testified about counting procedures and no bias.

Woodstock Elliott Marshall ABC Shenandoah County Marshall Warren B. French Shenanddoah Electoral Board

Murder Trial Slated to Open In Shenandoah

John William Smith a 24 year old Strasburg man faces murder charges in Shenandoah County Circuit Court for the July 17 killing of Raymond Garner Putnam 48. Putnam died after being beaten at his home near Strasburg Junction.

Woodstock Shenandoah County Strasburg John William Smith Raymond Garner Putnam Smith Putnam Strasburg Junction

Yemen Rebellion and Royalist Clash Reach Critical Point

Reports from Cairo and Sana describe a Yemeni uprising claiming control of the capital and the palace with an armed siege and bombardment. Prince Hassan questions the rebels while royalists mount a counterattack from Taizz as exiled royals seek refuge in Aden. In Bonn and New York, diplomats weigh the legitimacy and scope of the revolt.

Hassan Free Yemeni Movement Cairo Yemen Nasser United Arab Republic Sana Bashayar Pallace Aden Abdul Rehman Imam Ahmed Badr Prince Hassan U.N New York Sana Radio Col Abdulla Sallal

Six Family Members Die in Fire at Dodd Home

A three story residence owned by William P. Dodd and occupied by H. P. Hood employees burned, killing Dodd 35 his wife Eunice 33 and their children Elizabeth 8 Susan 4 Eugene 2 and William Jr 10 months. A boy survived. Neighbors watched as flames raged making entry impossible.

Poice William P. Dodd H. P. Hood & Ios Dodd Eunice Elizabeth Susan Eugene William Jr

Barnett Misses Contempt Hearing In Forced Ole Miss Case

Gov. Ross Barnett failed to appear for a civil contempt hearing in New Orleans after defying orders to admit James Meredith to the University of Mississippi. Federal officers sealed parts of the building precincts two hours before the session, while judges gathered for the proceeding.

New Orleans Ross Barnett Mississippi U.S Barnett James H. Meredith State University Circuit Elbert P. Tuttle Atlanta Federal Building

President weighs fifth enrollment bid amid Mississippi tension

Defense sources say direct Army action in the Mississippi dispute would be a last resort with 1500 troops on standby. 500 military police from Ft. Gordon and 1000 infantry from Ft. Benning could be mobilized. Attorney General planned talks at Stanford and San Francisco. Mississippi developments will shape attendance. Kennedy resumed counsel with aides upon taking office.

Mississippi Ft. Gordon Ft. Benning 2Nd Infantry Division Stanford University of San Francisco Law School San Francisco Kennedy

Eisenhower says federal law must enforce Mississippi integration

Former President Eisenhower urges federal forces to compel the University of Mississippi to admit James Meredith per federal court orders. He criticizes Governor Barnett for defying federal authority and notes the need for marshal or troop intervention to enforce desegregation. He also questions Gen. Walker's anti troop stance and recalls Little Rock marshal deployment.

Hershey Dwight D. Eisenhower James H. Meredith University of Mississippi Ross Barnett Mississippi Eienhower National Guard Esenhower Meredith Edwin A. Walker Little Rock Ark Walker Eisenhower

Author Helena Caperton Dies in Richmond at 84

Helena Lefroy Caperton author of Legends of Virginia and other works died at her Richmond home aged 84. She sold her first manuscript in 1920 and wrote light articles for national magazines. Legends of Virginia was first published in 1941. Survivors include five daughters ten grandchildren and ten great grandchildren. Funeral service set for this afternoon.

Richmond Helena Lefroy Caperton Virginia

Virginia toll reaches 650 in 1962 traffic deaths

The Associated Press reports Virginia's 1962 road toll hits 650 with two fatalities on a Thursday. Mrs. Mabel Lawson Clark 70 of Patrick County is found in a submerged car at Philpott Reservoir after a note about a "wild goose chase" for antique quartz. William Napier 23 of Camp Pickett dies in a U S 360 crash near Chesterfield Amelia line. Victor Roberson 62 of Roanoke is killed on Williamson Road after being struck by a car.

Associated Press Virginia Patrick County Philpott Reservoir Mabel Lawson Clark Union Bridge Fairystone State Park Ferrum Walter E. Clark Stuart Carrie Howard Mooney William M. Napier Camp Pickett U. S. 360 Chesterfield - Amelia County

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