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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Aug 30, 1963
Page
4
A partial newspaper masthead lists GAR F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor B D Koontz as Business Manager Eugene Miller as Managing Editor and other details for the Winchester Evening Star based in Virginia with NYC address reference and 11 East 44th Street.
A year after 41 000 Americans died in traffic crashes advocates urge seat belts as the single most important life saver. Only 10 percent were equipped. belts installed at auto dealers or service shops are inexpensive. Authorities warn Labor Day weekend fatalities were high and call for immediate adoption nationwide.
The article notes a flood of summer reruns from winter shows. Viewers reportedly switched off the set to escape the hypnotic effect of the flickering eye and found life refreshing without TV.
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 Mr and Mrs Floyd W Staines Sunny side announced the birth of a son Mrs Staines formerly Miss Dorothy Orndorff Mrs Lewis McDonald entertained at her home in Stephens City in honor of her daughter Joyce on her birthday Mrs Elizabeth Christian entertained in honor of her house guest Mrs Rose Christian of Akron Ohio
Sheriff John Bywaters and Deputy Bob DeHaven with federal and state officers seized a still about a mile north of DeHaven on Back Creek. Mrs Dorothy McCann Rice and Miss Salome Crisman served as Young Democratic Convention delegates for Winchester and Frederick County. Germany reported its rebuilt navy conducting maneuvers in the North Sea even as preliminary army drills continued across the country.
Fifty years ago in 1913 Roger Thompson the chauffeur who drove Harry Thaw during his sensational escape from Matteawan asylum was admitted to bail on a $500 bond. Stewart Bell of this city sold orchard output to William Hartman Produce Co of St Louis at 350 per barrel. Bowles Brothers of Millwood Clarke County won many prizes at the Rockville Md Fair horse show.
The college president and speaker at the commencement urges focus on humane aims despite delays that hinder progress. He notes obstacles test whether schedules are truly central and encourages perseverance toward betterment.
Henry J. Taylor argues government deficits and foreign aid drive gold outflow. He cites rising annual calls on the U S gold reserves, total loan demands abroad, and mounting national debt. He urges a drastic spending rollback and prioritized cuts to protect the dollar.
A Washington opinion piece calls the March on Washington a public disgrace for the United States, arguing the nation could not legislate equal rights without mass demonstrations. It questions the effectiveness of street tactics and suggests domestic and international reactions, including press and public opinion, were shaped by the event.
Article describes white blood cells as frontline defenders that mobilize to infection sites, form barriers, and later die as pus. notes Boston University claim of some cells aiding viruses, then urges cautious interpretation while affirming overall immune protection. Includes a reading exercise scoring section with questions and answers.
A friend drives us in a new air conditioned car filled with gadgets like push button windows and a power steering wheel. We enjoy martinis and TV from a host controlled setup, but the need to manually pull out the ash tray on the way home dampens the evening.
The piece argues public disapproval of the Washington March and warns that avoiding violence does not justify the disruption and fear caused. It questions whether petitioners used reason or force, labeling the event a potential sign of mob power in a free democracy.
A devotional assertion stresses certainty for believers in aligning with divine will, framing confidence as sufficient proof of rightful stance without additional validation.
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