Winchester Evening Star January 9 1963 edition details
Daily Winchester newspaper page shows staff credits and circulation notes with pricing in advance schemes. Contains addresses for advertising representation and publication details.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
4
Daily Winchester newspaper page shows staff credits and circulation notes with pricing in advance schemes. Contains addresses for advertising representation and publication details.
A A Carter argues population density is not the sole poverty measure citing India 318 per square mile and England 790. The piece notes the Netherlands surpasses them and links policy focus to US FDA rules shaping drug testing and reporting requirements after thalidomide tragedies.
Dr Frances Oldham Kelsey is portrayed as vigilant and principled in resisting thalidomide approval. The piece notes her pharmacology background and medical expertise, arguing these qualify her to lead a federal drug testing screening office and ensure human trials meet safety standards.
The Star Files recalls 1953 budget submission of 78 billion dollars to Congress, labeled fanatic by Republicans. Scout Conley D. Oiler of Boyce received the Eagle Badge, Scouting's highest rank. Marion Anderson was re-elected captain of the Friendship Fire Company.
25 Years Ago 1938 Henry Gilbert Ralph Nevill third Marquis of Abergavenny was killed while hunting hounds at Groom Bridge Sussex England. Newsworthy for his age as he was 83. The French government bought manufacturing rights to an American airplane engine to secure good motors for fighting planes, the French Air Ministry disclosed in Paris. Miss Cary Randolph Marshall hosted a birthday party for several young friends. she was six years old.
Fifty years ago in 1913 the Balkan allies rejected final Turkish terms and peace negotiations were halted. The U S Supreme Court ruled the cotton corner organized by James A Patten and seven others violated anti trust law with no legal sale outside conspirators control. A sleet storm halted Chicago causing one death and many injuries.
A reflective meditation urges understanding miserliness yet stresses the value of expressing love to family and friends before they pass. It notes missed chances to show affection and laments opportunities lost as loved ones fade away.
Henry J. Taylor criticizes State Department plans to aid Algeria's Ben Bella and Cuba's Castro, alleging red backing and Soviet influence. The piece accuses Washington of hyping anti communist rhetoric while funding regimes allied with Marxism, warns against推广 of tax money to Bellas and Castros, and calls for exposure of these policies.
Letters to the editor criticize replacing the Conrad House with a parking lot while praising trees and a potential park. Frances Petersen argues for preserving the site and improving sidewalks as a public space, and John Graber urges a park with benches and greenery.
Fragmentary lines reference a movie star and a quest for stardom. Mentions strained body and jealousy, with unclear speaker and context.
A Virginia federal judge, known for his blunt style, issues an injunction over Powhatan County schools claiming government by decree. The ruling targets school funding and operations, challenging Brown v. Board of Education and raising concerns about despotism and public will in Powhatan County.
The article explains tetanus risks from a rusty wound and contrasts antitoxin with serum. It warns about allergic reactions and serum sickness from horse derived antibodies, outlines treatment options from aspirin to cortisone, and urges timely tetanus vaccination with two shots plus boosters every five years, ending with a biblical verse.
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