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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1963
Page
4
Rates listed for mail subscriptions, including one year eight dollars and fifty cents in advance, six months four dollars and fifteen cents, one month one dollar, with outside Virginia and West Virginia add one dollar for a year. Editorial and publishing staff appear in the header.
Senators Dirksen of Illinois and Hickenlooper of Iowa say they were not invited to join Secretary Rusk in Moscow and would not go if invited. They advocate waiting for full treaty details, urging cautious Senate consideration before any ceremonial signing. The column also critiques Castro and notes coin balances and Mint director Eva Adams warning about coin shortages.
Star Files reports 1953 Jeffrey Hunter, star of Sailor of the King, making personal appearances in Winchester tied to his film shown at the Palace. Mrs Harriett Peacemaker and daughters Rena May and Sarah Virginia return from visiting Mr and Mrs Orndorff in Marshall.
Lester D. Arnold defeats Ralph Grimm in a 96 hole championship at Winchester Golf Club to become champion and serves as club president. Shirley Temple cancels her tour stay in Boston due to illness. In Zurich a clash injures a dozen as police confront fascist demonstrators who defied a ban.
Fifty years ago in 1913 a new theatre on Market Street began construction for the Empire Amusement Corporation. President George H. Kinzel treasurer W H Baker and vice president secretary J Henkel Henry led the effort. Nell Hodgson of Clarke County visited Virginia Hillyard in the Valley Pike. President Wilson named Gabe E Parker an Indian of Oklahoma to be register of the Treasury.
Earl L. Douglas argues wealth is not money or property but the human will to create value. He contrasts bank balances, land, and securities with examples of wealth shown through purposeful effort and sacrifice for others.
James Marlow surveys the Hiroshima bomb as a turning point from Aug 6 1945 to 1958, noting Baruch’s plan, the Moscow test ban talks, and enduring distrust among nations. Harriman cautions no secret agreement, while France and Red China reject the pact, underscoring global fear and uncertainty.
A devotional note cites I John 3 11 asserting that loving one another is the message from the beginning and describes love as an eternal remedy for mankind's ills.
Gov William Scranton of Pennsylvania declined an invitation to run in West Virginia's presidential primary saying he was not a state for a president and would not enter the race.
A fragmented diary style entry hints at daily perplexity and a plan to sit down to learn the answer. The lines reference time and observation, suggesting a personal, cryptic reflection rather than a reported event.
In New York AP style humor, a man with a fresh toupee endures jibes about hair lore and public mischief. Snappy sketches poke at wigs and vanity with references to Washington wigs and a bird nest soup gag.
An article reviews basal metabolic rate tests for thyroid function, noting morning fasting conditions and 15 minutes rest. It discusses hyper and hypothyroidism, test inaccuracies, and new methods including iodine/probilirine assays and a blood test using resin-sponged samples.
John S. Coe voices alarm about nuclear test ban talks and China. He argues Moscow aims to provoke US China conflict to humiliate America and suggests withdrawing the 7th Fleet as a strategy. He foresees India Red China and Russia standoff and urges public debate.
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