Winchester Evening Star Advertisement Rates
Classified rates list for subscribers and nonresidents including year and monthly options. Bureau details show H. D. Koontz as business manager and Eugene Miller as managing editor with print location Chester Virginia. Rates include domestic and outside Virginia pricing and postage specifics.
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H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Chester
Users, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
W.va
The Marshall Plan legacy and 1963 foreign aid debates
A reflective column contrasts the postwar Marshall Plan's costs and outcomes with current foreign aid debates. It cites NAM on Europe paying debts, Kenya’s case of using aid money for brides and cows, U S spending on Ouagadougou quarters, Haile Selassie’s yacht cost, Bowles’ junket, and a critic’s charge about Russian influence in Cambodia.
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Europe
Congress
National Assn
NAM
Kenya
Fredmin
Chamber of Commerce
State Department
Ouagadougou
Upper Volta
United States
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Chester Bowles
Jerry Jackis
Cambodia
Lightning and missiles spark fears at Cape Canaveral
The piece notes missiles at Cape Canaveral have been struck by lightning without damage but warns of danger during fueling or launch with live systems. It mentions storm warning devices as stopgaps and adds debate on a large lightning research budget amid Argentina seeking about 500 million dollars in credits to balance international payments and support the peso.
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U.S
Cape Canaveral
Cape
Thor
Argentina
Washington
State Department
Administration For International Development
International Monetary Fund
United States
South America
Casualties in Korea Reach 114310 Veterans
The Star Files reports that battle casualties in Korea have grown to 114310, up 642 from the prior weekend. Mrs. W Nelson Page hosted a luncheon honoring Mrs. Francis Vaughan and Mrs. McClellan Fellows.
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Korea
W. Nelson Page
Francis Vaughan
McClellan Fellows
Elected president of Northwestern Virginia VPI Alumni chapter
25 Years Ago 1937 W R Legge of this city was chosen president of the Northwestern Virginia Chapter, Virginia Polytechnic Institute Alumni. Mrs H J Martin, Misses Marian and Louise Martin, Virginia Cather, and Lloyd Martin were spending a week at Virginia Beach.
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W. R. Legge
Northwestern Virginia
Virginia Polytechnic Institute
H. J. Martin
Marian
Louise Martin
Virginia Cather
Lloyd Martin
Virginia Beach
Gettysburg Reunion Attendance and Surprise Party Held
Fifty years ago in 1912 Mr. and Mrs. Fred S. Anderson traveled to Gettysburg Pennsylvania for an Odd Fellows reunion. Mrs. George H. Eagle and her children hosted a surprise birthday party for Mr. Eagle a noted meat dealer on South Main Street.
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Fred S. Anderson
Gettysburg
Odd Fellows
George H. Eagle
Mr. Eagle
South Main Street
Daily Meditation On Tiny Defects Block Spiritual Power
Earl L. Douglas explains how a hidden fault can shut off divine power like a pinhole blocks a diesel engine. Jealousy envy pride lust irreverence cynicism covetousness are listed as small sins capable of hindering a person’s relationship with God and spiritual energy.
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Spain
West Germany faces price rise as Europe shifts toward market parity
Henry J. Taylor notes West Germany’s shift toward market aligned pricing, urging relief from refugee labor backlog and wage-fringe costs. He argues rising German and European prices will narrow the gap with U S wages, aiding exports and balance of payments while signaling broader Common Market effects.
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Europe
West Germany
Germany
America
Volkswagen
Frankfurt Exchange
Thyssen Steel
Farben Bayer Chemical
Willy H. Schliecker
Schliecker
Easy Cure For Ulcer No Dinner Argument
Parry and wife dinner talk leads to humor about ulcers from contrast of cooking Lobster Newburg and budget worries. The exchange highlights sarcasm shouting and dinner plans while pondering health and taste. The piece blends domestic banter with medical fear as the narrator suspects an ulcer.
Khrushchev Misspelled Most by High School Teachers
A columnist notes Nikita Khrushchev is the name students most often misspell, per high school history teachers. The column mixes trivia about telephones, counting money, and various odd facts, ending with a quip about growing older.
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Nikita Khrushchev
New York
Sit-Ins by Roselle Teens Demand Pay Rules for Baby-Sitters
Six teenage girls in Roselle New Jersey organize to set work rules and a 75 cent overtime rate for babysitting. They refuse extra chores and argue for better pay, warning of potential strikes affecting a quiet but crucial service.
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Roselle
New Jersey
Heat therapy guidelines from Dr Burton H. Fern
The article explains when heat helps and when to avoid it, highlighting infrared bulbs hot baths and contrast baths. It warns against applying heat to poor circulation and notes how properly used heat can relax vessels and improve blood flow, with home devices and step by step bath routines.
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Sam
Sitters Walk Off The Job And Market Antitrust Fears
The passage suggests union activity could trigger antitrust actions if the Republic remained intact by morning with labor leaders as the sole dissenters. It frames a hypothetical where worker walkouts prompt government intervention and questions the role of unions and labor leadership.
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Republic
34 More Flee Cuba By Sea
Thirty four Cuban refugees were picked up by a Coast Guard patrol boat off Key West after leaving Las Villas Province in three 20 foot fishing boats. They were rescued at Cay Sal and include eight men eight women and 18 children. They cited shortages of food and medicine in Cuba.
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Key West
Fla
Coast Guard
Sightaes
Las Villas Province
Cay Sal
Cuba
Florida
Markin Time Poem Card
A brief verse by Luther Markin extols daily payments of happiness beyond what is received, describing a persistent effort to add joy and contentment beyond personal gain. The piece centers on the speaker’s wish to stay in good standing and give more than taken from others.
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Earth
Don Herold
Luther Markin
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