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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1962
Page
4
All European drug testing body campaign gains momentum
Thalidomide’s ongoing impact spurs a Union of European women lawyers to push for a single European authority to approve and test all new drugs. The British Parliament and press confront government, while a Beverly Hills case shows walking being treated as a suspicious act, highlighting civil liberties concerns.
Apples stored in Winchester plants decline from 1951 totals
The Star Files notes 662000 bushels of apples in Winchester cold storage across four plants, down from 773314 bushels in 1951. Mr and Mrs M B Kline hosted Yellow Springs guests honoring newlywed Forest Davis. Grant J Smith returned to Charlottes ville after visiting parents on Sharp Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester
M. B. Kline
Yellow Springs
Forest Davis
Grant J. Smith
Charlottesville
B. Brooke Smith
Sharp Street
100 Year Old Confederate Veteran Injured In Fall
25 Years Ago 1937 Daniel Miller aged 100 lay in Memorial Hospital with a fractured hip after slipping on a home step at the Clayton residence near Albin. He was one of the few surviving Confederate veterans in the area. Wade Hampton Palmer Jr and wife announced the birth of a son. Mrs Palmer is the former Miss Jane Jolliffe. Miss Mary Virginia Steck secured a decorator job with a well known New York store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Daniel Miller
Memorial Hospital
John H. Clayton
Albin
Miller
Wade Hampton Palmer, Jr
Palmer
Jane Jolliffe
Mary Virginia Steck
New York
Re-elected leader in Confederate veterans group and memorial plans
50 Years Ago 1912 Capt George W Kurtz was re elected head of the General Turner Ashby Camp Confederate Veterans Colonel R Preston Chew of Charles Town prepared to deliver the memorial address on General Robert E Lee s birthday The Senate impeachment trial of Judge Archibald began and King Ferdinand left Sofia for Chateldja to conduct armistice negotiations for Bulgaria and to remove Greek objections to terms
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George W. Kurtz
Turner Ashby
R. Preston Chew
Charles Town
Robert E. Lee
United States Senate
Archibald
United States Court of Commerce
Ferdinand
Sofia
Chateldja
Bulgaria
Still Small Voice Guides Daily Meditation
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the Elijah story from the First Book of Kings where God speaks not in wind or fire but in a still small voice. He urges readers to stay ready and present to hear the divine message in conscience thoughts or everyday events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Douglas
Supreme Court
John Doe
Elijah
Lord
Castro’s Student Federation Power Plays in Havana
The article details Fidel Castro’s rise at the University of Havana through the Student Federation, his recruitment of militants, and his influence over Latin American youth networks. It notes former classmates’ testimony, links to later Cuban leaders, and warnings by Don Shoemaker on future Castro-like figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fidel Castro
Students’ Federation
University of Havana
Ballista
Latin America
Don Shoemaker
Miami Herald
Castro
Fidel Castro Ruz
Bola de Churre
Texas
Gerardo Machado Y Morales
Rafael Diaz Balart
Senate
Internal Security
Friend Balart
Cuban Federation of University Students
Cuba
Grau San Martin
Grau
Leonel Gomez
Nathaniel Weyl
Red Star
Consulado Street
University Student Federation
Manolo Castro Campos
Carlos Puchece
Brazil
Venezuela
Peru
Colombia
Italy
France
Shades Down on Government Information Policy
James Marlow analyzes how U S government information is restricted during crises and in peace. He cites Moss criticism of the Kennedy administration and the Pentagon press reporting system, arguing excessive secrecy harms public understanding in the cold war era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Marlow
Associated Press
Washington
Soviet Union
Truman
Eisenhower
Kennedy
John E. Moss
California
Democratic Party
House
Hit
Cuba
Nevada
Moss
White House
Russia
Bolshoi Ballet
Pacific
Pentagon
House Government Operations Committee
Moss’ Subcommittee
Saucers debate ends in brawl at Bologna cafe
Offbeat men and women who claimed to see flying saucers gathered in Bologna for a discussion. They failed to agree and a cafe owner ejected them as cups and saucers flew during a battle royal. Florence based La Nazione reports the chaotic scene.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bologna
la Nazione
Florence
A Bible Thought on Small Foxes Spoiling Vines
A reflection from Song of Solomon 2 15 warns against minor sins that threaten the church's witness. The lesser things in life can usurp Christ as the vine, with believers as branches, challenging true identity and growth in faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Song of
Solomon
Christ
Quarreling Mind Seeks Peaceful Place Through Strife
A riddle describes a restless person who strives to obtain but rarely yields, forever wandering in search of a pleasant home. The author, Luther Markin, frames the meditation as a terse moral about desire and restlessness.
Julius Caesar's traffic rule idea sparks historic quips
A humorous digest notes Julius Caesar banning parking in Rome to control traffic, the struggle with women drivers, Cicero siding with them, and other trivia on history and modern life. It quotes Oscar Wilde, Christopher Morley, and survey odds on driving, smoking, and games of chance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Julius Caesar
Rome
Caesar
Cicero
Mark Twain
Christopher Columbus
America
Oscar Wilde
Las Vegas
Christopher Morley
Breathing practice and tips for emphysema relief
Dr Burton H. Fern outlines home methods to ease emphysema symptoms from asthma and bronchitis. He recommends diaphagmatic breathing exercises, steamy rooms, fluids, avoiding smoke, and posture strategies to improve air flow and mucus drainage.
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