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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 25, 1961
Page
4
April 25 1961 issue includes a devotional on Galatians 6 14 about the crucifixion and healing from life troubles through God and the death of Christ, reflecting the era's religious program. The page lists staff and mailing details along with subscription rates.
The report notes Kennedy's farm bill maintains farmer control with Agriculture Secretary oversight and a new referendum for affected growers. It cites Congress concessions as a potential path to passage while unsure about costs to food prices and taxes. Separately scientists at Green Bank listen for alien signals but receive none, alongside views that life may exist elsewhere though not proven.
A missionary in India spoke to native women about Christian life and duties. A woman left briefly to speak with the gardener, returning to say you embody the actions you urge us to do. Lord Cecil noted people observe how I live six days to prove my seventh.
Earl L. Douglas argues worship can be misused while hypocrisy lies outside as well. He notes consistency in Christian living is rare, yet Christ taught that sincere effort matters and is observed by God.
The passage argues life may exist on planet No 3 of our solar system for ages beyond human times. It questions whether intelligent life or Earthlike beings exist elsewhere and notes humanity cannot predict future civilizations across galaxy cycles. It highlights limits of science in understanding cosmic time and life’s variety.
A debate rages between Danville Virginia and Charlotte North Carolina over which served as the final Confederate capital. Danville cites Jefferson Davis statements to support its claim while Charlotte points to the last full Confederate cabinet meeting held there. Washington Georgia is noted for a partial meeting.
The Star Files reports Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne spoke at the Kiwanis Club luncheon about socialized medicine based on his observations from a trip to England. Associated Press chief William N. Otis of Prague was arrested by Czech authorities alleging espionage. Clearbrook Woolen Co. purchased the Clearbrook Flour and Feed Mill at public auction for $8,600.
25 Years Ago 1936 U S Senator John G Townsend Jr of Delaware accepted invitation to crown Miss Cornelia Larus Queen of the 13th Annual Apple Blossom Festival Frank Armstrong was elected Rotary club president at George Washington Hotel succeeding Peyton Marshall Isiah Roe struck by a car on Route 50 with fractures and other injuries reported satisfactory in Memorial Hospital
Fifty years ago Randolph Macon Academy of Front Royal routed S. V. A. 204. The rally came in the seventh inning after an error allowed RM A to score seven runs. Also notes Mrs Join Rice hosted Mrs S N Appleby. Frank Hack and Walter Abell returned to Baltimore after a Europe trip visiting London Paris Berlin Munich and Vienna.
Washington argues for a strong U S response to Cuban provocation and Soviet meddling. It cites Monroe Doctrine and international law to justify seizing Cuban weapons and pressuring Havana. The piece warns against clandestine action and calls for open, legal measures under UN framework with a Security Council report.
A reader quiz on bunions explains how big toe misalignment bulges the joint, cushions, and nerves under pressure from tight or high heels. It notes short, broad shoes relieve pain, surgery as cure, and warns against extreme footwear. page 2 poses general knowledge questions.
The CIA faces sharp scrutiny for its role in the Cuban invasion and the U2 incident. President Kennedy appoints Gen. Maxwell D. Taylor to head a study of intelligence, while Sen. Mansfield calls for a thorough overhaul of U.S. intelligence machinery. The Cuba landings and the U2 flight prompt questions about timing and sources of anti-American propaganda.
Hal Boyle interviews stars about their preferred epitaphs and the meaning of life. Notable responses include Gary Cooper choosing Sincerity and Myrna Loy Love, with Bob Hope praising Applause and others hesitating to commit to tomb words. The piece notes optimism in most people and ends with a reflection that life is sweet sorrow.
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