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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1963
Page
4
Local newspaper notice appears in the Winchester Evening Star with standard masthead details and contact lines for editors and business staff. The fragment lists page numbers, pricing for subscriptions, and national representation addresses but lacks a readable event or notices to summarize.
The Census Bureau shows exports reached a record 1.9 billion in September before a dockworkers strike cooled demand. By year end, exports are projected at 20.8 billion for 1962, with a 44 billion trade surplus, while unemployment remains 5.6 percent despite a marginal decline.
A bureau of Soviet religion faces crackdown as 32 Siberian peasants travel 2000 miles to the U S embassy in Moscow to request asylum. Russian officials refuse, citing the need to avoid an international incident while maintaining atheism as the state faith. The piece argues freedom of worship is essential and praises those who persevered.
The Star Files notes the 1953 Virginia toll rising to 31 as Handley Judges posted a 70 to 49 victory over Waynesboro, keeping district fate in their hands.
Beverley Randolph invites a group of young friends to a costume party at his Clarke County home. W. T. O'Rear is guest of honor at a party hosted by several friends.
Fifty years ago in 1913 J. D. Grim was elected president of the South End Fire Company. Baltimore physician Dr. Howard Kelly, noted anti-vice worker, received a death threat in a letter. Mr and Mrs Archer Brown, freshly married in Greensboro, NC, visited Mr Rudolph in the county and Mr and Mrs J E Correll in the city.
A former English butler died recently in ng at the age of 77 leaving an estate of one hundred and fifty thousand liars. His relatives say he invested his small salary and never owned a par. The piece discusses balance as a guiding, constant measure of sensible advantages and life perspective.
The column reflects on political misjudgment and media psyche with references to Scranton, Dilworth, Ramillies, and de Gaulle. It notes how public figures misread elections and highlights missteps in campaign rhetoric and media framing. The piece closes with a quirky vignette about a 65 day campaign effort and a marriage.
In a satirical memo, Art Buchwald outlines a ransom negotiation to free Americans held in France after de Gaulle's press conference. He mocks offers including pharmaceuticals, milk, detergents, and weapons, and notes political hurdles and tax issues while naming figures like Bobby Kennedy and Lucius Clay.
James Marlow recalls Churchill warning Russia’s strength and the shift to nuclear arsenals. He notes Eisenhower’s 1961 State of the Union asserting growing power and the late realization of a real missile gap amid Khrushchev’s pressures.
Dr Burton H. Fern argues punishment is essential to enforce rules and curb dangerous urges. He advocates firm, quick, impersonal discipline, paired with explanation for older children, to foster self control without eroding love.
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