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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1963
Page
4
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State Department warns aid recipients that ships trading with Cuba under Castro will lose U S assistance. Dean Rusk tells the Senate Foreign Affairs Committee the administration may withhold aid while urging continued pressure on nations still trafficking with Castro.
The city marked the birthday of General Robert E. Lee born 1807 at Stratford Virginia. Floods displaced 1000 people and caused ten deaths across California and Oregon. The nation awaited the birth of Lucille Ball and Desi Arnaz's baby, a son.
James H. Price has taken the oath of office as Governor of the Commonwealth of Virginia. A forecast of a strongly reinforced Japanese offensive against China centers on plans to use Tsingtao and the Langhai railroad lifeline as a base for a drive into inner China. James Corden travels to Baltimore for a week of business.
Fifty years ago in 1913 guests at the Cavanaugh Hotel in Harrisburg were roused from bed by an early morning fire. Firemen performed heroic work to save the building. Also noted are social items: Miss Lillian McDonald returned home after visiting Miss Esther Page Boxwell in Waynesboro, and the engagement of Maude Spaid to Cecil Loy, both in Frederick County.
The meditation urges bringing needs to Heavenly Father with praise and requests. It notes prayer provides solace during sorrow and helps recognize God’s hand in gifts. Recognizing God's greatness, glory, power, and love leads to better use of blessings. Keep on praying.
In a report on Khrushchev remarks the Soviet premier signals the USSR would not unleash nuclear war and that U S missiles and submarines form the chief deterrent. The article contrasts Khrushchev’s stance with Kennedy’s reliance on bombers and Polaris missiles and notes the era of nuclear deterrence.
HAL Boyle lists social annoyances and cliches to skip. From overbearing mail order Christmas cards to office ego trips and loud beach stunts.
An explosion at a rail work site in Bombay killed ten workers and injured thirteen, according to AP reporting. The blast disrupted rail operations and prompted a search for suspects and causes. Local authorities investigated the motive and safety lapses at the site.
A fragment notes a sick man and mounting costs before transfer, describing the strain on his purse and a worsening condition as a nurse became involved.
James Marlow argues Kennedy's 1964 re election fate rests on overall performance, not tax cuts. He notes a proposed 98.8 billion budget with 86.9 billion in revenue, predicting a 11.9 billion deficit, and that voters may reward or punish based on broader record rather than tax relief alone.
The House Ways and Means Committee will begin hearings on President Kennedy's tax proposals. The discussions will assess changes to tax rates and policy as part of the administration's fiscal agenda.
Dr Burton H. F.ern explains baldness causes and inheritance patterns versus aging hair loss. He notes the trait may pass from mothers to daughters and affects sons with half of the grandsons inheriting it, while hair cycles continue until shedding resumes.
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