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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 09, 1963
Page
9
The Defense Department sets March draft quota at 9 000 men the largest monthly total since January 1962. The move follows earlier plans to raise overall strength to 980 000 with increased calls for six months, with January February quotas at 4 000 and December at 6 000.
Former President Dwight D. Eisenhower and his wife arrived for a sixth winter at Palm Desert California. An aide Brig Gen Robert Schulz denied any plans to make California their permanent home or move Gettysburg address. Dr Edwin Ruthven Henry to direct Peace Corps volunteer selection next year. Henry leaves Standard Oil of New Jersey where he manages social science research. Terry Duperrault, 12, survivor of the 1961 Bluebell sinking, won out of court settlement of 61750 from Harold Pegg.
Junior Republicans secured a power shift in the 36 member policy committee as Ford unseated Iowa’s Rep. Hoeven as caucus chairman by secret ballot 86 to 78. Hoeven accused the action of aiming to push him and Halleck allies out while Ford denies a split in leadership and pledges cooperation.
A three judge federal court in Richmond dismissed a five year old suit challenging Virginia's Pupil Placement Act for lack of prosecution. The case was brought on behalf of two Petersburg Negro children. Virginia state courts later upheld the act's constitutionality.
A quiz shows daily scoring for 10 days with 100 questions. Scores range from Memory Genius to good based on correct counts. Includes trivia on presidents, authors, actors, grammar, capitals, history, and coin limits.
The column presents reader questions on marital strain from a fortune teller warning, a husband sharing lunches with a secretary, and choosing a pet for a baby. It offers blunt guidance on communication, separating spouses, and selecting animals suited to children. The exchanges blend humor and practical counsel typical of the era.
Recipe note describes deviled eggs made by chopping cook and garnishing each peeled egg half with a whole shrimp for an elegant appetizer.
Penelope the cockatiel lives in a laboratory setting at a university in Ann Arbor. Surrounded by many poisonous chemicals, she refuses food or drink until Wendell P. Drouger, the preparator, first samples it herself. The cautious bird embodies careful lab safety.
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