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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 09, 1966
Page
4
The notice lists the Winchester Evening Star staff and advertising office details including editor names and the New York address for Gallagher Delisser Incorporated. It mentions subscription rates but provides no specific figures in the readable text.
The piece argues Easter faith remains essential to Christianity amid modern science and skepticism. It notes faith as a leap beyond proof and warns against oppression, pride, and greed while recalling the morning the tomb’s stone rolled away as proof of God’s reign and humanity’s redemption.
The Prudential Insurance Co. gifts rare Chief Justice John Marshall notes from an 1831 Supreme Court case to the National Archives. Handwriting remains bold and legible at Marshall’s 76, preserved by a diligent librarian. The notes’ path from law library to company files traces time and distance.
New York report says Bronx Zoo gorillas given large doses of television for tranquilizing began to rebel. Curator notes the animals found programs irritating and have returned to entertaining themselves. He now considers testing color television with the gorillas.
Massie daughter of Mrs. Joseph A. Massie will represent King-Smith Studio School as a princess in the court of Queen Shenandoah XVII. Also reported are military actions in Salonika and Yugoslavia, union vote at Virginia Woolen Mill, Rotary Club leadership in Winchester, and a winter crow roost in Leesburg.
The essay reflects on Jesus moral perfection and his crucifixion as a tragic mistake. It contrasts belief in a dying savior with Easter Sunday dawns and the belief that death is not the end, hinting at a pivotal divine event about to unfold and voices of angels.
The article extols the women who remained with Jesus during his crucifixion and burial, contrasting their steadfast devotion with the wavering apostles. It highlights Mary Magdalene, Mary mother of Jesus, Salome, and others who witnessed the tomb, announced the resurrection, and inspired early Christian belief.
The quote presents Jesus as the light of the world who guides followers from darkness to life. It pairs biblical teaching with a Latin Christian thinker noting the necessity of pathways, truth, and life for meaningful living.
Dr Morris T explains that many people are born with missing teeth and retained baby teeth. Heredity often causes paired teeth to be absent, while some cases involve total anodontia. Dentists advise examination and X rays to decide if extraction aids eruption.
Representative Albert Quie argues the military should receive butter as the best spread, while noting 1945 hopes were optimistic but some progress has been made.
An editorial honors C S Forester, creator of Horatio Hornblower. It notes the author’s impact on naval fiction, draws parallels to Lord Nelson, and laments Forester’s death with remarks on Hornblower’s enduring legacy and a final unpublished work.
The piece traces Henry Wallace's advocacy for full employment, noting his 60 million job goal and its realization as March nonfarm payrolls reached 61.7 million with total civilian employment at 72 million. It contrasts his early influence with his political decline and cites a 3.8 percent unemployment rate.
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