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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 13, 1963
Page
4
Publication note lists establishment in 1896, editors and managers, postal handling in New York City, motor route dealer in Virginia and West Virginia areas, and six month or monthly pricing terms. Includes distribution and contact details for national representatives and Wilmington area distribution.
The Associated Press president Paul Miller accepts the William Allen White Foundation award in Lawrence, Kansas, arguing today’s press has traded color for responsibility and public confidence. James C. Hay notes heavy reporting floods Washington, leaks shape coverage, and the risk of distortion without responsible official corrections. A presidential study group urges phased foreign aid reductions while preserving national security and suggests better alignment of military and economic aid with core interests.
A reader argues for clearer dual road markings to indicate traffic direction and stresses updated driver training. The letter critiques outdated brake terminology and urges safer practices and standardized signals for stopped vehicles. It closes with a biblical quote and a reflective poem verse.
A 1963 U.S. News & World Report summary warns Washington DC faces growing crime and racial tension. It cites deteriorating school discipline, a Thanksgiving riot, rapid Negro population growth, urban decline, and federal governance limitations impacting safety and public order.
Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas recalls Jesus in Nazareth where he proclaims good news to the poor sight to the blind and release to captives. The townsfolk, knowing him as a carpenter’s son, reject him and cast him out, uttering that prophets have honor only in their own town.
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