Winchester Evening Star Classified Billing Notation
Newspaper masthead shows rates and staff contacts for Winchester Evening Star dated listings. It lists J D Koontz business manager and Jack F Davis Eugene Mille as editors with subscription prices and mailing routes.
Bay of Pigs ransom critique and U S shelter funding vote
The piece denounces Castro as a tyrant linked to broader communist leaders and cites Congress rejecting a large crash civil defense shelter program. It warns about the ethics of tyrants, while noting only a fraction of the requested shelter funds was approved and fear of draining nuclear arsenals. It commentary on public attitudes toward security and personal conduct.
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Congress
United States
House Appropriations Committee
Texas Heatwave Sets Records as Camp Honors Announced
A 109 degree Texas heat wave is noted as Ryland Eugene Carper is named outstanding boy camper to attend the Virginia State Elks boys camp. Other local attendees include Delmar Landacre James Oates William Kerns Jerry Headley and Richard Allen Streit. Mr and Mrs Robert Bradfield host guests Mr and Mrs Ernest Harter of Long Island City New York.
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Ryland Eugene Carper
Elwood H. Carper
Elks
Delmar Landacre
James Oates
William Kerns
Jerry Headley
Richard Allen Streit
Robert Bradfield
Ernest Harter
Long Island City
N. Y
Lightning Fires Clarke County Barn. $10,000 Loss
E C Helvestine and worker Charles Barrett were stunned as lightning struck the Clarke county barn causing a $10,000 fire loss. Reports from Baghdad claim assassinations of Maj Berk Sidki Pasha and Col Mohamed Ali Jawad. An alligator hunt was underway as boys and men searched Town Run for a pet alligator escaped from Washington Street.
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E. C. Helvestine
Clarke County
Helvestine
Charles Barrett
Baghdad
Berk Sidki Pasha
Iraq
Mohamed Ali Jawad
L. L. Hockman
Washington Street
Lieutenant Scott Wins Paris Bomb Throwing Contest
Fifty years earlier in 1912 Lieutenant Scott of the U S Army won the bomb throwing from an aeroplane contest in Paris receiving a $5000 prize. From Sea Girt New Jersey Woodrow Wilson announced a frugal Democratic campaign to avoid tainted funds. In Paint Creek Valley West Virginia coal mines were battlegrounds during a major strike with over two thousand workers on strike and many killed.
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Scott
U. S
Paris
France
Sea Girt
N. J
Woodrow Wilson
Paint Creek Valley
W. Va
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas
A bereaved friend shares reflections on suffering and faith. The meditation emphasizes life as a precious gift from God and the belief that true fulfillment lies in eternal love gathered within God’s perfect peace.
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Earl L. Douglas
Government role in drug safety and research emphasized
The essay argues for strong government policing of drug testing to protect the public while continuing essential research. It highlights the FDA’s history since 1906, current draft regulations, and the need for full disclosure, rigorous testing, and safeguards to prevent premature distribution and unsafe medicines. It warns against eroding public trust through sensational drug failures.
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Washington
Light Cigarettes and Filet Mignon: Hal Boyle On Snobbery
New York AP columnist Hal Boyle lampoons snobbery with observations on dining trends and social habits. He argues filet mignon symbolizes excess yet often disappoints, and notes rituals around meals, fashion, dating, and public behavior reveal underlying pretensions.
Herb doctors and old time remedies in daily diet questions
A nutrition Q and A covers herb healers and how medicines rise from prevention. It explains calories in an eight ounce ice milk serving and clarifies calcium, iron rich foods, and the Basic Four diet for vitamins, minerals, and digestive health.
How's Your I Q Based On 100 Questions
A short quiz feature lists daily IQ scoring across 10 days with bands from Memory Genius to good. It asks ten questions on osteology Barton West Point mascot right angle degrees brilliance Bryan stereoscope sound speed and political standoffs.
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Clara Barton
American Red Cross
California
West Point
William Jennings Bryan
U.S
Bipartisanship strains amid election year sparks
James Marlow reviews how danger and foreign policy shape bipartisanship. He traces episodic unity and fractures in 1962 and earlier years, noting Dirksen Rockefeller comments, State Department pushback, and historical shifts from 1950 to 1954 including Eisenhower’s rise and Stevenson’s critiques.
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Washington
Senate
Everett Dirksen
Illinois
Geneva
Switzerland
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
State Department
Dirksen-Rockefeller
Truman
Korea
Indochina
Adlai E. Stevenson
United States
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