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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 13, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star issue dated Tuesday August 13 1963 lists staff names and rates with daily and subscription details. Public notices and ad rates appear alongside masthead information for billing and distribution within Virginia and nearby regions.
Southeast Asian leaders Sukarno Macapagal and Abdul Rahman pledge to abide by UN Secretary General Thant on Malaysia’s federation. Sukarno doubts loom if Thant’s ruling diverges from his wishes, while plebiscite debates threaten Aug 31 birth date.
The article argues the West German government is pressured to sign a Moscow treaty recognizing East Germany, delaying German reunification and nuclear testing limits. It criticizes U S diplomacy for appeasement, cites Cuba and Berlin Wall issues, and accuses Western powers of cowardice in defending freedom and self determination.
The Star Files recalls 1953 actions: council appropriated 20 000 for a city parking lot and 17 000 for a school site while President Syngman Rhee planned to award General William F Dean the Order of Tae Guk if he is exchanged from prisoner holds.
The official gazette announced a ban on Reader's Digest in Germany with no stated reason. It is believed Nazi authorities objected to jokes in the August issue as anti German. The item notes policy and press censorship under the regime.
Fifty years ago at the 32nd triennial conclave in Denver 40000 uniformly dressed officers and members from every state paraded through the main street. Miss Pearl Kern of the city visited relatives in Hagerstown Maryland. B West Baker hosted his son in law McKenney Berry of Washington as a guest.
The piece reflects on human and divine reason comparing it to natural marvels like fish migrations. It argues God endowed humans with reason, making us distinct in creation, and urges using knowledge wisely while pondering other inhabited worlds if any. It emphasizes wisdom as applying knowledge properly.
New York AP report on Robert Stack ending his The Untouchables role after 120 episodes due to fatigue and health issues. He sold his series interest,valued the set's freedom, and awaits his next project including The Caretakers and Cross of Iron while recalling early skeet shooting roots and Hollywood encounters.
The narrator recalls a chance encounter on the Long Island Rail Road with a man who claims to offer a TV series project. The man promises a pilot for $65,000, creative control, and 10 percent profits, but the speaker cannot identify him and fears the moment will ruin his vacation.
Dr. Lester L. Coleman explains the body stores energy in physical reserves like heart and liver, and emotional reserves built from experience. These reserves help cope with stress, danger, and tough tasks, enabling people to rise to challenges and overcome fear when needed.
Postmaster General Reginald Bevins criticizes a gang of mail train robbers saying he would not call them gentlemen. He publicly condemns their actions and expresses strong disapproval of their conduct.
A brief devotional cites James 3 5, noting a small flame can spark vast harm and the tongue set aflame by ill temper yields inequity. It urges heavenly aid to restrain speech and temper.
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