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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star dated Monday August 19 1963 lists staff roles including General Manager Executive Editor and Business Manager with postal details. It provides subscription rates by carrier mail and notes national representation and post office classification.
The article argues Mao Tse tung could lead a racial crusade uniting colored peoples against U S imperialism, warning of a potential race war amid calls from African, Near East, and Indian movements. It notes Red Cross history and the 1864 Geneva conventions while segueing to consumer topics like pre marinated steak for sukiyaki.
The International Red Cross marks its 100th anniversary tracing to a Geneva convention of October 1863. The historic meeting followed inspiration from Henri Dunant and his 1862 book A Memory of Solferino, prompting civilian relief efforts for wounded soldiers after the 1859 battle.
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Sheeler and daughter Ann Lynn spent a week in Springfield Vermont with Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Putnam. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Sibert and family and Mr. and Mrs. Harold Sibert returned home from a trip to New York and Canada.
In Clarke County residents report twin Holstein calves born to Herbert Cleven ger and Luther Broaddus on the same day. Kenneth N. Gilpin’s barn near Millwood burned from a lightning strike, nine pigs saved from the blaze. Local VFW members Harry E. Anderson and F. I. McClure will join the Columbus encampment with Gold Star Mother Mrs. Anna Gordon Ike Allamong and Miss Dorothy McClure attending.
Fifty years ago Mr. and Mrs. William Lupton of Cumberland Maryland visited Mrs. Edgar McCartney of Vaucluse. Mrs. John Joliffe and Mrs. George Pizer of Stephenson stayed at Massanetta Springs near Harrisonburg. Mrs. D. H. Bragonier hosted Mrs. Edward L. Kemp of Baltimore.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas urges alertness to opportunity. It warns that while opportunities may recur, later chances come with greater difficulty and different contexts from Agamemnon to Wall Street. The piece stresses balancing action with patience to gain lasting benefit.
White workers protest what they call preferential hiring of Negroes in Cleveland, Dallas and at Western Electric. Employers worry reverse discrimination could rise as more jobs open to Negroes, while civil rights groups push quotas and toughen pressure for inclusion.
A two man submarine capable of deep ocean flight is being tested off San Clemente California. Designers from China Lake base its buoyancy on fixed hull structure with a pressure vehicle for crew. Future tests include manned trials at San Clemente and later Puget Sound Washington.
Henry J. Taylor argues Soviet peace tactics aim to lull Western Europe into complacency while NATO faces a broad, invisible threat. He warns that Western resolve and unity are essential to prevent Soviet gains and defend freedom.
Dr Lester L Coleman reports on hives or urticaria detailing their varied sizes and shapes from tiny patches to giant wheals. He discusses causes including allergies to foods drugs or cold and notes skin testing and patch testing aid diagnosis while stressing emotional factors.
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