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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1961
Page
4
Fragment from the Evening Star dated material mentioning staff roles, Associated Press note, subscription rates, and a brief religious quote about peace and transformation, reflecting a historical newspaper masthead and boilerplate content.
A Budget Bureau estimate suggests an $87 billion 1963 federal budget, with Kennedy’s plan raising current spending to $84.3 billion and requiring higher taxes or deficit financing. The piece argues taxpayers face higher taxes or deficits even if a strong recovery aids revenue, as the 1963 budget aims for balance. It also notes GAO findings on Maritime Board subsidies and ship costs.
The meditation encourages fixed faith in the future and daily effort for tomorrow. It notes fear can exist even with secure finances and loved ones, urging inner strength drawn from unwavering belief in what lies ahead.
The passage presents a devotional tone emphasizing Christ’s comfort and control over life’s circumstances. It asserts that most life events are beyond human power and placed in God’s hands, urging believers to walk in the light God provides.
Local dentists met in Dr. B M Knight's office to discuss adding Firer ide to the city water supply. Dr. James Davis was named committee chairman. ABC sports director Harry Wismer invited as Grand Marshal of the Firemen's Parade at the Apple Blossom Festival. Mr John J Warner returned to his S Washington Street home from a New York business trip.
Mrs. B F Arthur Jr hosts her sister Mrs Gibson Bradfield of Barnesville Ohio. Mrs I Fred Stine entertains for son Freddies second birthday at 107 Lee Street with Pat Blair Barbara Hobert Joan Canter Ann Keller Anne Ebert Lillian Solenberger and the McFaddens. Lieutenant Governor James H Price of Richmond was to visit State Senator and Mrs T Russell Cather on South Stewart Street.
Fifty years ago the Independent Order of Odd Fellows marked its ninety second anniversary in Madison Lodge No 6 at the Charley Rouss Fire Company. The Alexandria Gazette changed ownership with Hubert Snowden selling to the Alexandria Gazette Company after twelve years of Snowden control. The Snowden and Meade families are linked in Clarke County. The Gutenberg Bible, first movable type book, sold in New York for $50 000, the highest price for a book.
A retrospective on U S policy toward Cuba notes Eisenhower planned aid to Cuban exiles, Kennedy moved to carry it out, and internal debates in Washington. It highlights transitions, unity questions, and the risk of missteps impacting U S options and guerrilla plans.
The House Ways and Means Committee approved a compromise bill to send about $900 million annually to the highway fund, extending the temporary one cent gasoline tax beyond July 1 and diverting truck and highway excise taxes from the general fund. The plan, backed by some, boosts the program to possibly five more years past 1972 and shifts funds without affecting passenger auto taxes.
Kennedy administration officials dispute the scope of U S intelligence failures about the Cuba invasion. An unidentified official and later Allen W Dulles defend or question pre invasion assessments of Castro s power and Cuban support while contrasting with unnamed sources.
Dr. Burton H. Fern explains fainting caused by low brain oxygen from poor circulation and blocked vessels. Fresh air and a lowered head aid recovery while emotions can trigger blood pooling in the abdomen. the piece also includes a quiz and light health tips.
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