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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription prices by carrier or motor route and by mail. Rates shown include one year twelve months in advance and six months, with separate pricing for outside Virginia and West Virginia.
Senate investigations subcommittee led by John McClellan will examine sources of illicit narcotics, routes to the United States, and the effectiveness of laws. The inquiry will cover major cities, with focus on imports from Red China and Latin nations and domestic distribution networks. Publicizing traffickers’ misery is urged while reforms are considered.
The Star Files recalls a Virginia New Year with nineteen highway deaths. John J. Hawse and Harry Copenhaver suffered fractures from falls on icy streets. John Yates, son of Mr. and Mrs. J. Thomas Yates and grandson of Mrs. B. E. Russell, was elected president of the freshman class at Juniata College.
1938 notice lists Clark M. Smith and Charles A. Pine as newly elected directors. Also mentions the Campbell brothers hosting Rainbow Sunday School members, and Little Miss Anna Jones recovering from pneumonia.
Fifty years ago in 1913 the Ohio River surged with flood warnings as all riverfront belongings were moved to higher ground. The National Artistic and Industrial Museum in Rome collapsed, killing nine and injuring twenty.
Earl L. Douglas argues that wealth concentration fuels protest and disorder. He notes Americans hold half the world’s wealth and 15 percent own 85 percent of it, while most of humanity remains hungry and poor. He says the middle class is mainly in the West and asks if the world can ever be made more just.
Henry J. Taylor weighs pros and cons for 1963 stock trends. He notes risks of quick losses, argues in favor of buying on declines but warns against overconfidence, cites Dow moves, and highlights General Motors and Standard Oil of New Jersey as leaders.
A Kennedys as an industry argument predicts a landslide for President Kennedy in 1964 based on economic byproducts. The piece catalogs widespread Kennedy themed products and influences from fashion to books, toys, travel, and art, arguing job creation and voter loyalty across diverse sectors.
An article by Dr Burton H. Fern explains atrophic rhinitis shrinking nose lining and loss of smell. It describes symptoms foul crusts infection and mouth breathing with home remedies including saline rinses and antibiotic drops.
A Winchester reader laments labor strikes hurting advertising and Christmas sales. The letter contrasts local success with New York City shops hindered by a strike and argues against labor leaders dominating the country. Romans 1 22 cited.
The piece denounces U S policy on Katanga and Hungary as a betrayal of American principles and leadership. It accuses the United States of siding with neutralist and Soviet dominated positions, calling the move a final abandonment of liberty and democracy. It warns of explaining the betrayal to the world and to national conscience.
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