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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 16, 1963
Page
4
Non-news item lists telephones and rates for Winchester Star editions and offices. Includes management names H. D. Koontz Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller and address details with subscription prices for various delivery options dated Tuesday April 16 1963.
A historical overview notes the large volume of presidential orders and the tangled system of authority among executive instruments. It cites UNESCO’s plea for 23 million to preserve Abu Simbel as the Nile rises with the Aswan Dam, stressing US reluctance to fund.
San Francisco officials say the Federal Reserve Bank lost 7.5 million dollars in negotiable securities. They rule out theft and call the certificates unissued, noting no harm was done while the error highlights ordinary blunders.
A two year study by two pediatricians compares infant apple juice versus orange juice begun at three weeks. Findings suggest non citrus apple juice was better accepted and linked to fewer rashes colic gas stools changes or spitting than orange juice.
Two separate fires erupted minutes apart in Chicago as high winds fanned the flames. Officials estimated the death toll at eighteen, with emergency crews scouring the scene and neighborhoods impacted by the fires.
25 years ago experts predicted peak apple blossoms for April 20 and 21. State Senator T Russell Cather won Winchester Golf Club’s first tournament of the year with runners up Lester Arnold James Yates and Fred L Glaize Jr. A Richmond Bureau of Vital Statistics report listed Winchester as having the state’s highest death by own action rate and the second lowest homicide rate.
Fifty years ago in 1913 Danville Virginia four wards cast 68 percent against saloons with no public speeches during a month long campaign. George Carper visited the Wisecarver home in Relief as President Wilson said no ruinous tariff cuts are planned in talks with newspaper men.
Earl L Douglas urges ministers to preach expository biblical teaching rather than personal opinions. He argues most readers seek clear Bible explanations and practical moral applications for modern life, with counselling and administration secondary to preaching the word.
The piece warns of motor mania causing widespread deaths and injuries nationwide, noting about 40,000 deaths annually and a false sense of immunity among drivers. It urges public action, quarantine, and immediate treatment to curb the disease's spread and protect public safety.
An article explains the RH blood factor importance for expectant parents and newborns, detailing RH positive and negative scenarios, the risk to a baby when the mother is RH negative and father RH positive, and the exsanguination transfusion procedure that can ensure survival. It also notes historical context and a quiz with questions about dates, relations, states, and figures.
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