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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1961
Page
4
Subscription rate card lists annual and six month prices for carrier and mail delivery. Rates vary for in state and out of state readers with postage adjustments. The notice includes contact details and publication staff names.
Winchester Volunteer Rescue Squad members share a stark reconstruction of a 55 mph crash to stress safety. The piece urges readers to drive with lights on during holidays after noting 415 deaths over Labor Day weekend 1980 and 350 deaths the following year.
Earl L. Douglas argues that people have the right to govern themselves by majority choice, worship freely, choose work and partners, and reject communism as undemocratic. He warns against external domination and urges self government even with errors, as better than submission to others.
The Star Files recalls in 1951 the Allies criticized a Red prisoner list submitted to the UN as too small, far short of UN troops missing in Korea. Guests at the Richards home included Charles J. Baish of New Kensington and Nancy Larrick from Washington, D. C. visiting Herbert and Mrs Larrick on Clifford Street.
A transport ship carrying mail a pilot and co-pilot out of St Paul had not reported since 3 19 In other notes Miss Jane Rosenberger a Harrisonburg State Teachers College student arrived for Christmas at her Amherst Street home Ralph Shafer Jr arrived from Jefferson Md to spend the holidays with his parents on West Boscawen Street
1911 report notes a stormy Christmas and a snowy blizzard could arrive in Winchester. Robert Shade of Siler shipped 16,954 pounds of dressed turkeys to the eastern market. shipments were not finished. Mrs Frances Bierach and her children returned home to Washington after visiting her parents on East Water Street.
A National Catholic Welfare Conference memorandum argues federal aid to education is constitutional and necessary, contending church related schools educate a large share of children, meet state standards, and should receive funding parallels to public education, challenging strict separation of church and state. It cites Supreme Court decisions and desegregation rulings to argue equal treatment of church and non church schools within federal programs.
A column surveys popularity by Christmas cards and shares quick nuggets on marriage stats, spending on pain relievers, royalty fashion, infant mortality, quotes, golf pink cards, horse racing history, black widow venom, eagle lifting, a two tone car joke, sewing protests, a talking scale, wine consumption, moon water, and Angola New York police downsizing with one man serving as chief.
Dr Burton H. Fern discusses Salk protection reducing polio spread and new pills fighting trichomonas. He warns of vaccinated carriers, notes bacteria-killing drugs require resistance to be present, and covers jet lag, insect sprays, and home fire safety. Readers may mail questions.
President Kennedy links U S aid to reforms in Latin America and South Vietnam. He calls for tax and land reforms to reduce poverty and prevent revolution, outlining a 10 year Alliance for Progress with a $20 billion cost and emphasis on self help and demonstrated readiness.
In distress Masasseh sought favor from the Lord and humbled himself before his fathers God. If Masasseh could repent and do good works, any sinner can. God meets man in distress and extremity becomes opportunity.
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