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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Evening Star delivers daily editions except Sunday with business and editorial staff lines and pricing. The 1963 January 22 issue lists editors Byrd Koontz Davis Miller and national reps Gallagher Delisser, Inc. and shows post office entry as second class matter.
The piece argues that statisticians and economists act as military strategists in the cold war, praising Soviet living standards while highlighting American labor strikes and union influence. It cites Telephones in Russia versus the United States, newspaper and dockworker strikes, transit disruptions, and calls for leadership turnover to reflect growing public scrutiny and potential congressional action.
The analysis warns of a growing Soviet submarine fleet with about 385 operational boats, spread from the Arctic to the Pacific, capable of striking Western sea lines and operating off U S coasts. It frames the ASW gap as urgent amid Cold War naval developments and ballistic missile submarine progress.
James Marlow reviews President Kennedy two years in office. Foreign affairs show one spectacular success and one failure centered on Cuba and Moscow, while domestic gains fall short of promises. He notes Kennedy’s popularity, PR skill, and moderate stance, yet cites limited leadership with Congress, economic stability, and tax cut battles against conservatives.
A four hour blaze gutted an historic Alexandria building. Second Lt. George W. Miller of this city served in the honor guard at President Eisenhower's inauguration. Eisenhower plans to name Charles E. Wilson of Michigan as Secretary of Defense.
25 Years Ago 1938 guests included Sgt. and Mrs. Robert Bripson of New York visiting Mrs. Emama Wisecarver in the city. Mrs. Ella Miller and Mrs. Earl Baker from this city traveled to St. Petersburg Florida for a several week stay. Thelma Brown led the devotional at Braddock Street M E Church for the Margaret Collins Denny and Comrade Bible classes.
The Buffalo Express reports a Pennsylvania Railroad derailment near Lock Haven, Pa with no coordinated motive. A separate note to the Porte urged Turkish concessions to allow peace envoys to meet. Raymond Poincaré elected President of France.
A young man wrote a book praising free enterprise and critiquing socialism. Publishers refused, so he self published. Unknown sender mailed a copy to Sun Yat Sen, who then became a defender of free enterprise, a change that altered an era.
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