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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1963
Page
4
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The piece argues Robert Kennedy seeks to alter the record on the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion. It notes claims air cover was promised and later withdrawn, sparking Republican calls for independent inquiry. Key figures cited include Dagoberto Darias Manuel Antonio De Varona and Barry Goldwater.
An arson fire in a Southwest Philadelphia paper box plant caused about 1.5 million dollars in damage. Mrs. Meade Conley announced the engagement of her daughter Carter Meade to John Douglas Hardesty of Clarke County. The Century Club met at Mrs. J W Arthur Sr home as Mrs. H K Benham read a paper titled Virginia Spas.
25 years ago in 1938 J Fred Thwaite was chosen to lead the Union Bank of Winchester succeeding the late H B McCormac. Mrs H W Ebert hosted Miss Mary Elizabeth Ebert and Miss Marjorie Winstan of Beckley West Virginia who were Randolph Macon College for Women roommates.
Fifty years ago Mount Colima in Mexico was erupting causing millions in damage. In Erie Pennsylvania two large grocery firms burned to the ground with losses coalitions totaling about 350000. Secretary Knox ordered a warship sent to Vera Cruz to safeguard Americans in peril in Mexico.
A self improvement message urges readers to stop delaying change and take the first step today. It notes that progress comes in stages and that tomorrow never arrives, stressing that in God's eternity all is now and forever.
Henry J. Taylor argues that while free world trade is proper it is mishandled by the Trade Expansion Act. He warns of taxpayer subsidies propping up job losses from imports, foreign dumping in aluminum oil and goods, and a widening gap of imports over exports threatening American wages and gold reserves.
A column notes a man and his wife in Cincinnati where the wife exhibits “household fatigue” seen as wartime battle fatigue. She dusts seats, fetches meat from a freezer, cleans the plane, scolds other passengers, and rewrites routines, prompting concern and bemused reactions.
HAL BOYLE outlines the era’s etiquette game of double-talk with light examples and literal translations. The piece skewers evasive language as a social tool, illustrating how common phrases conceal true meaning and must be practiced to avoid implying anything direct.
Memory quiz with 10 questions on history religion and measurement. Includes a scoring guide and a prompt to turn to page 2 for correct answers. Contains garbled text and multiple corrupted phrases.
President Kennedy has laid out his three main messages to Congress centered on a tax cut plan for 1968. He used interviews and news conferences to prepare lawmakers for action, signaling cautious pacing as Congress, led by Democrats, weighs the economy and Cuba fallout.
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