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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1963
Page
4
Advertisement shows daily operation details with telephone lines and staff roles. It lists mailing rates for subscriptions in Winchester Virginia, New York address for mail, and postage charges for outside Virginia and West Virginia, along with rate cards for one year six months and one month.
Congress trimmed NIH funding by 12 million this year about one percent of the budget despite years of overspending. Critics say high costs and perceived mediocre results prompt growing discontent among medical and scientific circles. A Kennedy era commission will study NIH and its nine institutes to assess results and efficiency.
American families are increasing in size with rapid growth from 1950 to 1962. The number of four or more children under 18 at home surged 78 percent, while total families rose 18.2 percent and two child families 17.6 percent. The four or more group still represents about 10 percent of all families.
Sumner Wells disclosed the United States rejected Germany’s request for an official apology to Secretary Icke for his Cleveland speech attacking dictatorships. Wells said the demand came with a controlled press and officials targeting American leaders including Presidents Wilson and Roosevelt. Also noted are social visits from Walter Bosserman Jr in honor of Mary Margaret Truitt of Norfolk and visits by James Davis of the University of Maryland Dental College to his parents in addition to Roanoke guest H L Cannaday.
Fifty years earlier General Wotherspoon was chosen to succeed General Leonard Wood as Chief of Staff. The Vatican faced a mystery as Cardinal Rampolla's will and key papers vanished from the vaults, with some Vatican officials accusing civil authorities. J Olin Faulkner, Graham High School principal in Tazewell County Virginia, visited his mother Mrs Lucy Faulkner in North Washington Street.
In a European capital two rivers meet yet stay apart the blue water and the muddy water. The meditation compares this to good and evil in life and asks whether one will dominate as the streams eventually merge toward peace or despair.
A critical analysis claims the Afro-Asian bloc plots to enlarge the Security Council to undermine U.S. veto power and press for charter changes. It argues financial abuse and moral decline at the U.N. threaten U.S. taxpayers and global morality, contrasting with Woodrow Wilson’s ideal of a principled league of nations.
Henry J. Taylor recalls a Christmas Eve in Ohio when his Uncle Ned borrows him for a holiday visit. A boy from the city spends Christmas on a country farm, experiencing cold, sleighs, and a house filled with warmth while reflecting on generosity and belonging.
Wayne Brandstadt reports on a case of Robert age nine whose school work declined in fourth grade. A physical visit revealed no vision or hearing issues but uncovered episodes of momentary unconsciousness that affected attention. The doctor explored family dynamics and perfectionist parenting, then instituted medical and behavioral steps leading to steady improvement.
A short quiz titled How's Your IQ explains scoring over 10 days with daily averages. It lists answer categories Memory Genius Very Superior Excellent Good and directs readers to page 2 for correct answers. It then presents sample questions about oceans Liset nationality electric units Mammoth Cave Rocky Graziano lottery legality pediatrics and British terms for pram.
Washington AP report notes Lyndon B. Johnson relies on ghost writers like Theodore Sorensen for early Congress address and cites historical precedents with Washington and Hamilton. Goldwater and Samson acknowledge drafts polished by others, stressing research, style, and delivery as part of political writing.
Wheeling police booked twelve Sunday-closing law violators in one day, part of 68 total bookings in four weeks under the blue law. Raids targeted Big Wheel and Value City discount houses, with additional arrests at Levin Auto Parts and Loft's candy shop. All suspects posted $100 bonds.
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