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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1957
Page
4
Daily edition reaching over 40 000 readers in Winchester Virginia with editor H F Byrd Jr and press details. Local Associated Press rep brings national dispatches while Gallagher DeLisser handles national representation from New York City.
Treasury secretary and the White House oppose broad tax cuts, favor limited relief such as faster writeoffs for equipment, optional corporate taxation as partnerships, extended estate tax averaging, and increased loss writeoffs. A Capitol Hill debate may consider national investment companies backed by Democrats, while a boosted SBA loan program awaits a July expiration.
The text notes that major tax concessions for small businesses are unlikely unless the economy improves. It cites opinion that small businesses do not need special breaks, backed by a study finding poor management as the main reason many small firms fail.
The Atomic Energy Commission halted work on irradiating food to preserve it for the future, citing a need for a checkup and better methods. Amid ample food warehouses the piece advocates caution and more testing before widespread adoption.
A digest of editorials drawn from forty newspapers arrives daily. The selection highlights provocative opinions on politics, society, and culture. Readers gain concise commentary and diverse viewpoints in a compact, timely briefing.
Max Ascoll surveys Dulles in Reporter Magazine critiquing the Russian ICBM claim. Dulles jokes at a press conference about target area size ranging from a room to hundreds of square miles. He notes uncertainty about pinpointing a long range nuclear strike near the foggy bottom building.
For 30 years a member of the vehicle tag tax and operating licensing agency resigned as Commissioner of the State Division of Motor Vehicles to devote all his time to private business. 25 Years Ago-1932 reports impeachment debate, health warnings, and a birth notice for Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Patton’s daughter.
Ten men aboard the motor vessel Deliverance ran aground in heavy weather off Ponte Vedra Florida. The Coast Guard launched life saving efforts to rescue crew as the 120 foot vessel appeared at risk of breaking apart.
Mrs Gen John G Walker and her daughters Louise and Mary Lee relocate to Portner Flats Washington for winter after closing Manse field. Jefferson Randolph Ruffin, 66, Civil War Rockbridge Artillery veteran, found dead at Confederate Soldiers Home Richmond and to be buried Charlottesville. Harry Clagett Marlboro recovering from typhoid fever under Miss Mayme Rinker nurse and Dr J B Pine Lebanon Va.
In Buenos Aires the city’s men openly admire local chica outfits as crowds part for each striking figure. The piece notes lingering glances from 30 yards, with some men blocking traffic while watching as a woman passes. Americans abroad join in the spectacle, sparking playful speculation on private pursuits.
The article notes most veterinarians work in general practice with only a minority specializing in certain animals. It explains the Nautilus as the world’s first true submarine because it can cruise submerged without surface recharges and uses a nuclear reactor not needing oxygen, allowing long submerged operation.
Doctor Herman N Bundesen explains that overwork and perfectionism trigger migraines. Rest and reduced self-expectations help prevent recurrence, with aspirin offering only temporary relief. The piece urges seeking medical advice for persistent headaches and summarizes brain tumor answers.
The piece compares early sailors steering winds to daily life, arguing external conditions shape us less than our attitude. By shifting perspective we can improve our work and surroundings, making the same job or town feel new. It cites a poem line about setting the sails as a guiding metaphor.
This item lists a 100 question IQ style test over 10 days with daily scoring categories and page 2 answers. It includes example questions on WWII delinquency, Bible timing, grammar correction, Bougainville, Tale of Two Cities, acorns, Alexander the Great, Cornwall geography, vacuum, and common sayings. The note adds a sentence about a US loan to Japan in 1957 for cotton.
Dr George W Crane suggests practical gifts for seniors including a hassock foot stool to improve circulation and ease heart workload, hearing aids, new glasses, and dentures. He advises sharing thoughtful, healthful presents to rejuvenate elderly relatives.
The article outlines NATO's long running dilemma as war evolves from a Europe centric clash to nuclear and global threats. It notes Eisenhower and Dulles confront political economic and military options amid fears of missile bases and non European involvement. The piece stresses outdated roles and uncertain consensus among 15 member nations.
The bow-wow pooh-pooh and yo ho ho theories apply to origins of language. Max Muller, a 19th century orientalist, named these three proposed beginnings: animal imitation, interjections and instinctive utterances, and sounds during joint hunting or group activities.
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