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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1963
Page
4
The snippet shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff roles and contact numbers, subscription rates, and postal information. It lists Jack F. Davis as General Manager and Executive Editor H D Koontz as Business Manager Eugene Miller as Managing Editor and various rate figures for subscriptions by carrier mail and outside states.
A report by State Controller Arthur Levitt questions tax reliance as a cure for all levels of government. New York City spends 125 per person, grows costly despite population loss, while city employees rise by 50,000 as population falls by 96,000 per Chamber of Commerce figures.
Mrs Tilford of Amherst Street purchased a new Locomobile limousine with green and black exterior and gray interior. The six cylinder car features modern speed, safety and comfort amenities including lights and an electric telephone for the driver.
A 16 year old teen is described with care as a normal youth needing patience. The piece urges patience with teenagers and parents, notes youth awaken to independence, compares past and present delinquencies, and warns against overcontrol. It emphasizes understanding heredity and opportunity and finding a balanced approach.
President Johnson says he will decide when and how to hold news conferences based on what comes naturally. He compares his approach to Roosevelt and Truman while noting similarities to Eisenhower and Kennedy in public record and televised access. If current pace continues, his two early sessions could outpace prior administrations.
A writer recalls a low Christmas mood but finds renewal through a family tree search with neighbors near Stone Mountain. Two cedars yield a nesting bird remains, symbolizing birth and fledglings, rekindling the holiday spirit as Hal Boyle is noted on vacation.
Jeffrey Hunter says Temple Houston pivots from heavy drama to lighthearted episodes after NBC pickup for 22 shows. He notes 30 city ratings misrepresented the 22-market reach. he owns a share in the Warner Brothers TV venture, hoping the lighter format improves energy and survival.
Christmas 1868 in Richmond unfolds as snow coats the besieged capital. The Civil War lingers with 16 months to end while city life mixes famine and plenty under siege conditions near Capitol Square.
In a 1863 Virginia setting a family endures wartime shortages while recalling Christmas tree lore introduced by Dr. Minnegerode and the postwar spread of festive customs. A deep trove of old chest treasures reveals value beyond price, offsetting daily dangers and turbulent news.
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