Winchester Evening Star Community Facts for 1963
Winchester edition announces daily publication with Sunday exclusion and large wartime distribution. It lists staff roles H D Koontz executive editor Jack F Davis managing editor Eugene Miller and national reps Gallagher Delisser Inc New York City with subscription rates for local and out of state readers dated Saturday January 13 1963.
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H. D. Koontz
Jack F. Davis
Eugene Miller
Winchester
Gallagher-Delisser, Inc
East 44Th St
New York City
Press and government clash cited in national coverage
The piece notes two high level conflicts between the press and government. It cites Agriculture Secretary Freeman criticizing Midwest papers and President Kennedy's brother Attorney General Kennedy pressuring the Nashville Banner to suppress exoneration. It discusses media independence and government manipulation of news.
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America
Orville Freeman
Midwest
Robert Kennedy
Nashville Banner
Jimmy Hoffa
Freeman
Apple Blossom Festival appoints Ramberger parade director
The Star Files notes Harry W. Ramberger Jr was named director of the Department of the Firemen's Parade for the Apple Blossom Festival. The report also lists Polio cases in Virginia at 868 for 1952. Jacob H. Yost elected president of Farmers and Merchants National Bank. Wilbur M. Feltner named cashier.
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Harry W. Ramberger, Jr
Department of the Firemen
State Department of Health
Virginia
Jacob H. Yost
Farmers and Merchants National Bank
Wilbur M. Feltner
French Navy considers two 42000 ton battleships threat from Italy
In 1938 the French Chamber of Deputies Navy Committee discussed building two 42000 ton battleships to counter Italy. In Honolulu, the Avocet recovered wreckage from the Samoan Clipper near Pago Pago with no survivors reported. Mrs. Ralph Bowman becomes Gore 4-H club president.
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Chamber of Deputies
Navy
Italy
Honolulu
Avocet
Pago Pago
Ralph Bowman
Gore 4-H Club
Servian delegates withdraw Adriatic port demands
In London the Servian peace delegates said their government would drop demands for an Adriatic port. Secretary of Navy Meyer ordered the Atlantic fleet to search for the missing repair ship Panzer and the naval tug Sonoma. Mrs. P. M. Carter hosted Miss Bessie Jackson as a guest.
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London
Austria
Adriatic
Meyer
Panzer
Sonoma
P. M. Carter
Berryville Pike
Bessie Jackson
Littleton
N. C
Moses and God’s glory guiding in crisis and decision
The meditation reflects that Moses could not endure God’s full glory and that believers should seek God as guide and comforter. It emphasizes knowing God through scripture worship and community, not seeing Him with eyes, and living in His light.
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Moses
God
UN meddling in Congo raises legal questions on sovereignty
The piece argues that UN actions in Katanga violate international law by using force inside a state. It criticizes US military aid to UN operations, questions congressional authorization, and warns of dangerous precedents if the UN expands power over internal disputes.
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United Nations
Katanga
Congo
Hague Tribunals
League of Nations
Erely
U.N
Congress
U. N
Moscow
Boundary Line
South Korea
United States
Middle East
Congo Republic
Irritating baby comments parents hear in New York
HAL BOYLE samples remarks aimed at new parents and their infant. A nurse jokes about barking babies while relatives riff on looks, eye color, and hospital bills, ending with a quip about a teen years away.
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New York
A Bible Thought on Judging and Foolish Speech
A brief reflective line warns that judging others exposes the judge to similar faults. It suggests that silence may be wiser than speaking to avoid removing doubt about one’s own inconsistencies. The message emphasizes restraint over harsh criticism.
Office banter on cigars and new baby
A group teases Joe about who chose a cigars brand and his new baby. They joke about costs to raise a child, from high school to college, and compare past and present experiences with parenting. The speaker notes the baby’s ears and declares the child unmistakably Joe’s.
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Joe
You Are What You Eat Teen Nutrition Advice
Article by Dr Burton H Fern urges teens to eat balanced meals and sufficient protein. It stresses calories for growth and activity, warns against excess weight, and lists sources like meat, eggs, dairy, fruits, and vegetables. It also mentions a 100-question memory quiz with scoring categories.
Will Newspapers Die From Wage Demands and Strikes
The piece argues wage demands and producer costs drive newspaper closures and mergers. It cites New York and Cleveland strikes shrinking papers, notes advertising losses, and explains the sequence from price hikes to job cuts and mergers, stressing the community value of an independent press.
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New York
Cleveland
Pittsburgh
Bank Debits Rise in Virginia Cities in 1962
The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond reported Virginia city bank debits increased 6 percent in 1962 from 1961. Gains ranged from 13 percent in Charlottesville and Roanoke to smaller rises in Petersburg Portsmouth and other cities. 5th District debits climbed 11 percent overall.
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Richmond
Federal Reserve Bank of
Virginia
Charlottesville
Roanoke
Petersburg
Portsmouth
Lynchburg
Danville
Norfolk
Maryland
Carolinas
West Virginia
District of Columbia
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