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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1963
Page
4
The fragment shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and contact numbers and subscription rates for various delivery options. It lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor and provides staff roles and a New York office address. The date is Friday December 20 1963 and a postal classification note appears.
The Savannah nuclear powered ship lies idle at pier after interunion disputes delay its maiden world voyage. Separately a labor stalemate keeps the 23 year old America idle in New York as NMU seamen protest over an assistant engineer. Meanwhile McNamara announces a manned orbiting lab to be built within four years as NASA and Pentagon cooperate on space testing.
Miss Mary Boxley of Handley faculty travels to Lynchburg to spend the holidays with relatives and friends, according to The Star Files.
Fifty years ago in 1913 Messrs Harry F Byrd Shirley Carter and C W Heater directors of the road left for Harrisonburg to attend a called meeting of the directors of the Valley Turnpike Company.
Earl L. Douglas warns against self conceit and an overdose of Vitamin I praising one s own worth. He urges humility and warns that self centeredness leads to loneliness and collapse when confronted by the surrounding world. The piece advises setting feet in the right paths and avoiding Vitamin L puffery.
Congress and President Johnson enacted a law providing over a three year period more than a billion dollars in federal aid to education. Funding targets 2100 institutions including 842 church supported colleges and schools for capital projects in math science engineering and languages. The policy follows prior administrations and raises constitutional questions about aiding religious institutions.
HAL BOYLE notes pipe smoking sparks social friction at home and work yet offers appeal for many. He describes reactions from coughing to annoyance, praises the hobbyist pride in pipe racks, and outlines pipe types briar meerschaum calabash corncob with a light historical aside about General MacArthur.
A devotional line from Ecclesiastes contrasts a time to kill and a time to heal with building up. The author Vivien Y. Laramore says she has shut yesterday’s door and discarded the key, embracing today and facing tomorrow without fear.
Column presents Dr. Wayne Brandstadt answering reader questions on arthritis not being cured by artificial joints, meperidine use and risks, penicillin administration routes, migraine in a movie context, Furadantoin utility for nephritis, and a Christmas reflection poem.
A brief verse from Luther Markin encourages daily kindness to enlarge life. It contrasts friendly thoughts with hateful ones, suggesting positivity lifts personal growth while negativity shrinks the spirit.
The Handley Library Board of Winchester Virginia adopted resolutions praising the long service and character of Librarian C Vernon Eddy who served 46 years. He led library growth, spoke widely on services, and held leadership in the Virginia Library Association.
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