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Newspaper

Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Aug 29, 1963

Page

11

Tea Punches Through Time In Non Alcoholic Style

Victorian chefs used tea in two surprising flavor ideas. A modern non alcoholic pink tea punch blends tea with cranberry juice and lemon for a refreshing summer party beverage.

Fat Overweight Aduced Product Odlinex at Barry's Drug Store

Advertisement touts Odlinex as a nonprescription fat reducer promising guaranteed refunds. Sold for $3.00 at Barry's Drug Store 20 W. Boscawen St with mail orders. No questions asked and full money back if not satisfied.

Odlinex Odrinex Barry’s Drug Store W. Boscawen ST

Richmond NAACP Told City Can't Pass Rights Laws

Richmond city attorney J Elliott Dunnard ruled the city lacks authority to enact civil rights laws. He stated legislation on civil rights is not within municipal power and that such matters belong to the Commonwealth and should be pursued in the General Assembly of Virginia.

Richmond National Association For the Advancement of Colored People J. Elliott Dunnard NAACP Commonwealth General Assembly of Virginia Council

Missouri Indians' food pits found near Rich Hill

Archaeologists from the University of Missouri unearthed storage pits by the Missouri Indians near Rich Hill in southwest Missouri. The Missouri Indians, from whom the state gets its name, were nearly wiped out by the Sac and Fox tribes in the late 18th century.

Rich Hill State Missouri University of Missouri

Hayfield News Briefs Highlight Local Visitations

Local notes record visitors from Ohio to Hayfield including Larrick Wymer and Smithey families. A birth adds to family news as Roger Ramey and spouse welcome a daughter. Weekend visits include White Wiley McIlwee Harbaugh and others from Winchester and Old Bethel.

Elmer DeHaven L. M. Larrick Nan Wymer Ohio Harry Smithey Jack White M. A. Wiley Margaret McIlwee Calvin Straderman Frank Wymer Ruth Meirs Kim Debbie Creighbaum Dorothy Harbaugh Washington Charles Rosenberger H. C. Moore Henry Brill Strasburg Richard Brown Nannie Wymer Scott White C. N. Braithwaite Walter Miller Winchester M. Wood Winans Old Bethel Roger Ramey Little Billy Roger Wiley

Viennese Coffee Rule Specifies Fifteen Proportions

A Vienna regulation lays out fifteen exact ratios for mixing coffee and milk. The rule defines precise blends used in serving coffee beverages, reflecting traditional coffeehouse standards.

Washington news briefs on budget Apollo plan and union pact

The House and Senate approve a spending ceiling 362 million below the request. Apollo project funding of 1.147 billion aims to reach the moon by 1970. McClellan urges action to haul diplomatic pouches regularly as Crockett seeks more MATS flights for State Department couriers. Teamsters delegates back a route to a uniform national motor freight contract with a constitutional basis and a national policy committee.

House Senate Crockett State Department Europe Teamsters James R. Hoffa

Dear Abby And Gidget Print Lively Advice Column Snippets

Some readers seek guidance on personal dilemmas from Dear Abby and Gidget. Topics include a father removing eye makeup, honesty with a spouse, comforting advice from a mother, and a teen clinging to a childhood teddy bear for security.

Abby Gidget

Woman completes 90 days in cave to set world record

Perth Australia. Doro thy Williams, 35, emerged from N¢gilgi Cave at Yallingup 165 miles south of Perth after 90 days underground, surpassing Wyndham Rendell’s prior 87 day record. She stated that women can endure solitude as well as men.

Perth Australia Dorothy Williams Yallingup Miss Williams Wyndham Rendell

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