Winchester Evening Star reads daily except Sunday rates
The Winchester Evening Star lists editorial and management staff and subscription details. It notes daily publication excluding Sunday and provides contact numbers for business and telephones. It shows national representation by Gallagehr DeLissers and outlines pricing for mail, carrier, and motor route delivery.
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Winchester Evening Star
Gallagehr-DeLissers, Inc
East 14Th St
New York City
W. Va
Virginia Growth Driven by Sound Government Policies
Virginia’s population rise of 20 percent from 1950 to 1960 supports continued ten‑member delegation as redistricting follows census data. The piece praises Virginia’s pay‑as‑you‑go highway funding and compares taxes with North Carolina and West Virginia, urging Richmond legislators to maintain conservative spending to attract industry and newcomers.
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Virginia
Old Dominion
South
Ballyhoo
North Carolina
National Industrial Conference Board
West Virginia
Richmond
Fight for Tax Power Would Let Kennedy Seek Tax Cut
President Kennedy asks Congress for authority to cut personal income tax rates by up to five percent for six months with congressional veto. He argues it would quickly ease recession by putting more cash in citizens' pockets, but critics warn transferring taxing power risks unchecked executive power and sets a dangerous precedent.
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Kennedy
Congress
Automation Complements Stenographers As Electric Typewriters Rise
Half of office typewriters sold are electric models. Automation has complemented the stenographer rather than outmoding her, reshaping daily clerical work.
Winchester hospital names new medical staff president
Dr. Allen T. Hawthorne elected president of the Medical Staff at Winchester Memorial Hospital to succeed Dr. John McL Adams. Taylor Barr re elected president of the Winchester Fireman's Executive Association. Cpl Kenneth J Catlett, son of Mr and Mrs Gilbert Catlett, serving with the U S Air Force in Japan.
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Allen T. Hawthorne
Winchester Memorial Hospital
John McL. Adams
Taylor Barr
Winchester Fireman’s Executive Association
Cpl
Kenneth J. Catlett
Gilbert Catlett
U. S. Air Force
Japan
Fascist Forces Take Estepona in 48-Hour Battle 1937
In 1937 fascist forces seized Estepona Spain after a two day clash. a Socialist counterattack followed. Col B M Roszel spoke as guest at Berryville High Patrons League meeting. Mrs J M H Clagett and William B Clagett left by car to visit friends in Philadelphia.
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Estepona
Spain
Col
B. M. Roszel
Patrons’ League of the
Berryville High School
J. M. H. Clagett
William B. Clagett
Motor
Philadelphia
Nancy Holloway is Expelled from Lebanon Over Twist
American singer Nancy Holloway, living in Paris, was ordered to leave Beirut after authorities banned the Twist as too sensual. She had performed at the Kit Kat Club and at a Pan American Airways hotel opening where belly dancing drew no ban. She notes she was expelled for twisting, not the dance itself, while belly dancing drew no scrutiny.
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Paris
Lebanon
Nancy Holloway
Miss Holloway
Beirut
Pan American Airways
The UN question and U S policy century
The article argues the UN was founded on a faulty premise that the Soviet Union would cooperate. It notes shifts in today’s UN power balance with many new members, the Goa affair, and Afro Asian blocs. It criticizes Afro Asian anti colonialism and Congo actions. The piece questions U S reliance on the UN for foreign policy goals.
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United Nations
United States
Soviet Union
U.S
India
Goa
Security Council
General Assembly
U. S
Portugal
Russia
Vermont Haldeman Attends Virginia Dairymen’s Convention
Fifty years ago J. S. Haldeman traveled to Richmond for the Virginia Dairymen’s Association annual convention. Hunters near Rock Enon pursued a large bear blamed for killing hogs and threatening residents. Local market prices: wheat 95 cents, butter 25 cents, eggs 28 cents, bacon 12 cents.
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J. S. Haldeman
Richmond
Virginia Dairymen’s Association
Rock Enon
How much are you worth by Earl L. Douglas
The meditation asks readers to measure value not by wealth but by service and love. It argues worth equals the happiness one contributes to home and community and to what extent one shares the load. Ultimate truth lies beyond earthly sums in the scrolls of heaven.
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Congress
Tennessee
Maryland
A Bible Thought on Patience and Endurance
A meditation on life as a race with burdens heavy at times. It urges patience and trust in God to prevail, noting that success is not always tied to speed.
Dentists Can Save Teeth With Careful Treatment
Dr Burton H. Fern explains dental injuries and long term care. Teeth can be salvaged after chips cracks or nerve damage through fillings root canal work and splinting. Regular checks prevent further loss and a false tooth can be cemented in place without noticeable difference.
It's a Conservative Year for Congress
James Marlow argues 1962 politics resist change as conservative forces dominate both parties. Democrats hold a strong majorities in Congress while Southern Democrats control many key committees, limiting Kennedy's leverage on major issues like Medicare and federal aid to education.
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Washington
Congress
Kennedy
Senate
U.S. wary of UN over anti-colonial risks says Hoffmann
Harvard professor Stanley Hoffmann argues in The New Republic that the United States should question its role in the United Nations. He warns the UN cannot safely manage decolonization and could drag the U.S. into unintended conflicts.
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Harvard
Stanley Hoffmann
New Republic
Hammarskjold
U.S
Congo
Marasses
Mr. Hoffmann
Hoffmann
Congress
Potomac Fever and Tax Tension in Kennedy Era Politics
Fletcher Knebel notes Kennedy threatens to cut taxes triggering Republican opposition as Rockefeller expands New York welfare. He mirrors Goldwater with an international tilt while Republicans challenge the president. An airline schedule pamphlet hints at transit options.
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Rockefeller
New York
Rocky
Barry Goldwater
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