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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 12, 1963
Page
4
Newspaper billing and circulation details for the Winchester Evening Star list pricing and delivery options. Names include D. Koontz and Jack F. Davi with editors Eugene Mills and the business manager. No clear news event is present in the fragment.
The article highlights a string of ambitious space efforts planned for 1963, including two solar observatories named Ogo and Ego, Ranger moon landers with TV cameras, sun observing satellites, Nimbus weather satellites, and Leroy Gordon Cooper's upcoming Mercury solo orbit in April, signaling a year of energetic space thrusts. It also notes fashion shifts from the New Look to Dior's New Woman, questioning public reaction to changing styles.
U S News says President Kennedy is surprised and annoyed that the public cares about Soviet Cuba more than his tax cut and reforms. The piece argues Americans doubt funding hikes can still yield genuine tax relief and warn the plan risks higher debt and spending.
The State Department of Health said Virginia logged at least 36 000 influenza cases in the past three weeks. The World Bank announced a $30 million loan to the anti-Moscow Yugoslav government in exile.
Chief C. W. Hollis announced Holmes Wisecarver to fill a vacancy on the local police force. Aubrey Williams of the WPA said unemployment was nationwide and expected 500000 more to be placed on relief rolls. The Merrymakers Club met at Miss Mabel Ashley’s home with 36 in attendance.
The Senate and House met in joint session to canvass electoral votes and declare Woodrow Wilson and Thomas Marshall elected President and Vice President. Suffragists began a 250 mile march from New York to Washington for the inauguration parade. Reports from El Paso said Mexican rebels burned settlements in Chihuahua and the Army prepared transports at Norfolk to move to Mexico if needed.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on Uzziah's death causing fear yet promises that God remains sovereign. He cites Isaiah's vision as proof that leadership passes to those God raises. The message urges complete dedication to God who guides, supports, and fills the temple with his presence.
Dr. Harry J. Johnson outlines basics of sound nutrition, stressing balanced daily intake of essential foods. Carbohydrates provide quick energy and are mainly from vegetables and fruits, with potatoes highlighted. fats supply concentrated energy and are derived from animal fats and seeds oils, used after carbohydrates.
A reader laments university invitations to Communist figures and urges stronger state action. A second letter explains motor vehicle court duties, road safety concerns, and calls for stricter enforcement and uniform laws.
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