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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1962
Page
4
Classified line shows postal details, price list, stamps and mailing addresses for the Winchester Virginia publication and national representation. It lists subscription rates by duration and region with mailing and business manager references.
In 1962 editorials argue US must stand firm against Soviet influence in Hungary and other captive nations. They warn that easing pressure could empower the USSR and harm freedom, citing Guinea’s defection from France and Soviet moves to aid communist control, including a proposed naval base.
The article recounts Guinea’s journey to independence from France led by Sekou Touré. It emphasizes the lessons for newly independent nations in the East West Cold War era and the push to chart an autonomous path.
The Star Files recounts four days of record smog in England as Santa Fe prisoners riot for 20 hours before control. A Belgrade radio report notes a major purge of Communist leaders underway in Czecho.
Dr. L. M. Allen was named chairman of the Apple Blossom Festival Executive Committee. Mrs. Lewis H. Hyde entertained in honor of Mrs. Foster Reeder of Annapolis, who was the house guest of Mrs. W. A. Baker.
A front page ad from 1912 asks the youth who climbed trees in front of the County Court House to visit The Star office and claim his hats. The White Hall public school honor roll for November lists Wilmer Anderson Alma Adams Mabel Adams Curtis Boyles Tommy Brown Onella Lamp Melvin Shade Virginia Weagley Ada Fries Eugene Anderson Vernon Shade Edith Miller Ruth Mauzy.
Earl L. Douglas urges patience as divine timing, noting how delaying blessings test faith. He argues God’s wisdom surpasses human plans and that endurance under waiting reveals trust in His guidance and timing.
Senator Richard Russell of Georgia, chairman of the Senate Armed Services Committee, questions the Cuba policy and the lifting of the quarantine. He urges no further concessions without on site inspections and UN testing for missiles or warheads, signaling a potential January investigation.
HAL BOYLE notes surveys show suburban families spend about 200 dollars per year pampering their lawns while spending under 100 dollars to support a church. The column mixes trivia on Christmas, history, and habits, highlighting contrasts in spending and beliefs.
A reflection on Jeremiah 18 34 describing the potter mending a marred vessel and God reshaping a broken life through Christ for His glory.
A satirical item notes publishers have released a humorous desk diary with entries from public figures and events. The diary mocks lives of elites with mock tasks and jokes, referencing names like Onassas Getty Luce Warren and others in a mock calendar.
Dr Burton H. Fern explains pancreatitis including how bile duct blockage and pancreatic back pressure trigger illness. The piece covers symptoms, urgent treatment, possible surgery, and lifestyle cautions plus a brief quiz scoring section on memory.
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