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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 05, 1963
Page
4
Front page snippet from Winchester Evening Star dated April 5 1963 shows masthead with editors KOONTZ DAVIS MILLER and contact lines. Section appears to note independent motor route and postal details with pricing for outside Virginia and West Virginia readers.
A 1000 page study by Resources for the Future argues the United States will have sufficient land water minerals and energy to support growth if conservation guides policy. It urges state local action, adaptable planning, and shifts in water use, with Dr Margaret Mead predicting evolving family life and grandparental adaptability amid rapid change.
A Chicago industrial designer envisions homes in 1986 with kitchens reduced to electronic control panels. Stoves ovens and refrigerators disappear behind dials and computer aided menus planned months ahead. A miner operated lunch counter serves meals at set times.
The Junior Chamber of Commerce hosted an Easter egg hunt with Winchester Lodge No. 867 of Leadbeting Virginia Sturm as champions. Mrs Rose Boyd and Mrs Denzil Bolen honored Miss Marylone Ritenour at Mrs Bolens home in Opequon.
From Nankow China reports say a Methodist mission narrowly escaped a heavy Japanese air raid on Chengchow on April 3. The Amalgamated Engineers' Union urged voluntary overtime to aid the Spanish government as Britain maintained a non intervention stance. H C Sheetz Son advertised spring men suits at 9.95 and 11.95.
The Mississippi River rose one foot every 12 hours as floodwaters overflowed the river and levees. Levee reinforcement continued while Emmeline Pankhurst led suffragette actions in England including wire cutting and arson at Ayr and Kelso racecourses. Lizzie Holtzman returns to Wheatfield after visiting Mrs. Henry Rutherford at Minnie Wood.
Nationalism remains stronger than communism in Moscow and Beijing as Khrushchev and Mao exchange letters. Russia, possessing nuclear weapons, could dominate in a broader conflict while China—lacking nukes—would likely be less affected in a U S Soviet war scenario. Khrushchev upholds peaceful coexistence while urging unity among communists, and China presses for strategy and tactics of revolution in the contemporary world.
The piece argues for aggressive budget reductions across all levels of government. It criticizes Washington elites for complacency and calls for documented, substantial cuts, while praising local investigative reporting to expose waste and corruption.
A reflective meditation on crisis and hope urging readers to seek religious faith for strength during life’s crises. It emphasizes that life is designed for triumph, not defeat, and that there is always a way out even in dire circumstances.
The Phoenix panel scans real estate firms and 35 to 40 subdivisions amid calls for stronger laws. Talley pushes for tougher remedies against crooked Arizona land promotions and warns of mass mail order schemes targeting elderly buyers lured by deceptive water and development claims. The case notes 3 000 lots across a Lake Mead tract sold with misleading ads.
An article urges cleaning the medicine chest this spring, discarding outdated drugs, and consulting a doctor for illnesses. It discusses emergency doctor services, safe handling of boric acid, and notes optimistic trends for premature babies and hospital care advances.
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