Winchester Evening Star February 16 1963 edition notes
Daily paper from Winchester Virginia dated February 16 1963 with masthead listing H D Koontz Jack F Davis Eugene Miller and others. Includes mailing details National Representatives Gallagher Delisser and address in New York City. Offers subscription rates and postage information.
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Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Washington's Monument A Critical Look and Tito’s Art Clash
The piece traces the Washington monument from its 1799 proposal to completion in 1888 and notes its significance in American identity. It contrasts Tito's Moscow visit with a critique of Yugoslav modernism and Khrushchev’s remarks on abstract art.
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Washington, D. C
Federal City
Washington
Mt. Vernon
Congress
City of
City
Republic
George Washington
L’enfant
Capitol
Executive Mansion
White House
Washington Monument
James Madison
John Quincy Adams
Alexander Hamilton
Army Engineers
Berryville Girl to Represent Virginia in Pie Contest
Rebecca Ann Ashby daughter of Mr and Mrs Ashby of Berryville leaves for Chicago to compete for Virginia in the 21st National Cherry Pie Baking Contest. Mrs Harry Ebert Jr chosen chairman of Fashion Show by Womens Civic League. Ann Arthur daughter of Mr and Mrs J P Arthur Northwestern Grade named to Hollins College Dean's List for first semester as a freshman.
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Rebecca Ann Ashby
Mrs. Ashby
Berryville
Chicago
Virginia
Harry Ebert, Jr
Women’s Civic ‘League
Ann Arthur
J. P. Arthur
Northwestern
Hollins College
Arthur
Marines Foil Japanese Patrol at Shanghai Defense Zone
In 1938 a U S Marine detachment repelled a Japanese patrol of 13 men near the Shanghai international settlement. At Kaifeng China, Japanese air raids endangered Independent Gospel Boat Mission missionaries, injuring one woman. Edgar Seal found Civil War relics near Star Fort, Winchester.
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United States
Shanghai
Kaifeng
China
Independent Gospel Boat Mission
Edgar Seal
Sunnyside
Gainesboro
Star Fort
Winchester
Virginia Anti-Saloon League Set To Rally In Roanoke
The 12th annual Anti-Saloon League of Virginia session met in Roanoke with heavy focus on the Senate attack. A Vienna report cited Austrian and Russian clashes on the Rusco-Galacial frontier with many shots exchanged. National Cash Register Co. president John H. Patterson and two other officials received jail terms for anti-trust law violations. Patterson was fined $5,000 and jailed for one year.
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Senate of Virginia
Anti-Saloon League of Virginia
Roanoke
Vienna
John H. Patterson
The
National Cash Register Co
Patterson
Daily Meditation on Resurrection and Eternal Life
The meditation reflects on aging and death, contrasting earthly dissolution with belief in a heavenly house through Christ. It notes Easter focus sometimes overlooks the risen Christ, whose central role transformed early Christianity and supported eternal resurrection for believers.
Congress Considers School Desegregation Legislation
Senator Clark introduces a bill requiring all school districts to file desegregation plans within three years and implement them unless challenged as inadequate. He argues it could give teeth to the 1954 Supreme Court ruling and spur congressional action to enforce desegregation nationwide.
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Washington
Congress
Supreme Court
Joseph S. Clark
Pennsylvania
Clarg
Paul Douglas
Ilinois
Kennedy
Clark
Washington's 50 Mile Loyalty Health Hike
By HAL BOYLE Washington faces a trend toward footwork tests for officials as Pavement patriotism spreads. Critics joke about 50 mile hikes proving fitness while lobbyists race to keep up. The piece notes a growing, marching public service and jokes about the next station ahead.
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Washington
D.C
Supreme Court
Rockefeller Prepares 1964 Run Amid Nixon Rivalry
James Marlow reports on Nelson Rockefeller's aggressive national push as 1964 moves toward the Republican convention. Rockefeller maintains staff and offices in New York and Albany to keep him in the national eye, while advising on substitutes for Kennedy policies and courting editors with speeches and schedules.
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New Yorker
Richard M. Nixon
Republican Party
55Th Street
New York
Rockefeller
Albany
Washington
Vitamin Pills and the Truth About Supplements
An exploration of vitamins and diet tracing ideas from 19th century beri beri to modern claims. The piece questions the oversimplified link between farming and vitamin content and notes that many statements about vitamins are only partly true. It also presents a quiz with ten questions on geography art and science.
Bible Thought On Salvation Through Faith
A brief reflection states that salvation comes by grace through faith and is not of oneself but a gift from God. The line emphasizes divine grace as the source of salvation rather than human effort.
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