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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Feb 25, 1963
Page
9
A damaged OCR fragment from a Dear Abby style column features a teenager seeking forgiveness after a death in childbirth. The note mentions Annie whose name is fictional, regret over Courage to forgive, and a reference to Renee and Sandy with unclear details.
Walton group urges changes in deer season rules west of the Blue Ridge while discussing hunting areas and lakes. The meeting at Lee-Jack program covered bassett and urged Walton members to review dates and zones for the upcoming hunting period.
The South Mod Fire Co lists two events with refreshments provided. Details indicate a March gathering and ongoing activities as demand continues.
A White House requested study led by Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield questions the $6 billion in economic and military aid to Southeast Asia since 1980 and whether current levels and policies should continue. The report notes reconstruction aims and tracks aid impact, with hearings by House subcommittee opening March 5.
Brantford Ontario reports a 80 hour continuous performance by a five piece dance band led by Mel Bowes Midnight. The show, featuring 34 minutes of singing and 1,200 tunes, included a brief 12 minute rest before resuming with a pounding beat and 1,800 to 9,000 tunes performed in total.
Western State Hospital hosts monthly record hops for patients with special events and holidays expanding activities beyond music sessions. Wally Rads leads a team of disc jockeys and engineers, drawing enthusiastic participation from patients and guests from Harrisonburg.
An AP report from Saigon describes North Vietnam's marriage rules as overly liberal with teenagers marrying briefly and quickie divorce becoming common. The piece notes couples exchanging love letters and rapid legal actions, highlighting dissatisfaction with the system.
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