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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 03, 1963
Page
4
Bookcatchers and the price of progress in research
An article notes Congress scrutiny of federal research spending reaching 14 billion dollars yearly with two thirds funded privately and urges a clearer view of outcomes. It cites criticism from Carnegie Foundation and educators about misallocated funds and the risk to teaching quality as well as a Louisville library experiment where a bookcatcher retrieves overdue books and fines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Carnegie Foundation For the Advancement of
House
Kremlin Ambition and the Cold War Outlook
The piece argues that Russia’s stated aim to ease international tensions masks a resolve to pursue further gains. It contends the Kremlin has not relinquished achievements won by deceit and force over two decades and may shift from smiles to action when ripe, seeking a global communist influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Russia
Kremlin
Clark in Washington for formal welcome from defense chiefs
Gen Mark W. Clark flies into Washington to receive a formal military welcome and confer with defense chiefs before resuming command in the Far East. Mrs Louis Bell hosts a bridal shower. Miss Betty Guard and others return home after a Virginia Beach visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark W. Clark
Washington
Far East
Louis Bell
Betty Guard
Margaret Brumback
Mary Jane Strother
Ella Strother
Virginia Beach
Winchester selects Olivia Dellinger for Tomato Festival court
Olivia Dellinger daughter of Mr and Mrs L K Dellinger of North Brad dock Street was chosen to represent Winchester in the Tomato Festival court of Miss Betty Gay in Berkeley Springs. H N Ritter Berryville contractor won the bid to build a home economics cottage and vocational shop at Berryville High School announced by Archie F Robertson superintendent of schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Olivia Steele Dellinger
L. K. Dellinger
North Braddock Street
Winchester
Betty Gay
Berkeley Springs
H. N. Ritter
Berryville
Berryville High School
Archie F. Robertson
Doctor Baetjer Returns After Hand Graft at Johns Hopkins
Fifty years ago Dr. Frederick K. Baetjer former resident now at Johns Hopkins Hospital returned home after a skin graft on his right hand following infection that cost him four fingers. Mr and Mrs James Fling left for Alderson West Virginia to visit their son Dr H S Fling for several days.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frederick K. Baetjer
Johns Hopkins Hospital
James Fling
Alderson
W. Va
H. 8. Fling
Meditations on Storms and Eternal Principles by Earl L. Douglas
A world traveler recounts a Mediterranean storm that left his ship adrift for days. The tale shifts to a moral: after relying on instruments and stars, one must turn to eternal principles to determine position and proper conduct in life.
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Mediterranean
Italy
Egypt
Amon
Use of troops for social reform sparks Senate debate
Senate debated a Defense directive ordering military bases to curb discriminatory practices and to promote equal opportunity off base. Critics including Senator Stennis and Senator Goldwater warned the policy risks militarism and political overreach in civil life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
United States
Social Resi Senate
Secretary of Defense
Ee C
Stennis
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
Senate Armed Services Committee
Pentagon Committee
Internal Revenue Service
F. Edward Hebert
Louisiana
Common Housefly Declared Most Dangerous Insect
HAL BOYLE lists quirky notes on daily life and odd facts from appetite and color to laws and statistics. The piece cites a claim that the common housefly is probably the most dangerous insect to man among a collage of bits about measles death rates, telephone booths as buildings, and village quirks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Cooperation Said Secret of Legislative Featherbedding
An interview mocks Congress for stalemate and reveals the inner safeguards. Lawmaking requires committees discretion hearings and quorums while both Houses pledge to kill each other’s bills. The one bill both Houses want is to raise Congressional salaries to attract dedicated public servants.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Senate
Dr Lester L Coleman Warns Drunk Driving Dangers
Dr Lester L Coleman argues there are no shortcuts to sobriety and warns that four drinks can quadruple crash risk. He notes alcohol clearance is slow and stresses the danger to others when drivers ignore caution. He also highlights a Minnesota medical advance using an electrode device to aid postoperative gut recovery.
How's Your IQ 100 Questions Quiz
A vintage quiz item lists ten daily IQ questions with answer hints and scoring. It asks where Napoleon fell at Waterloo, amphibious planes takeoff, a president with initials M F, sweetness of succarin, wind direction after explosions, source of casein glue, Roman numeral MCMXXX, Einstein’s theory, British sport using bowler wicket and over, and a line about barns and golf balls.
True Love in Deed and Truth Cited Verse Reflection
A brief reflection on love beyond words citing a biblical verse. The text questions hypocrisy in talk and emphasizes action as the measure of true love, urging sincere spiritual discernment.
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