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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jan 26, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Virginia edition details subscription prices by mail and local, with editors and business manager names. The page lists contact numbers and national representatives, plus general post office placement note. Funds summarizing by year six months and one month rates are included.
FHA figures show 1962 foreclosures rose to 86,000 affecting households and small businesses, up 19 percent from 1961 and triple 1950 levels. Foreclosure rate per 1000 mortgaged homes rose from 1.7 to 4.0 as FHA cautions, while most of its guarantee fund sits in nonperforming property.
Two powerful lawmakers promise stricter control of overseas travel by House members. Rep. Omar Burleson of Texas may require a fixed allowance schedule replacing open funds and Rep. Howard Smith of Virginia will scrutinize requests for travel by committees with limited foreign interest.
Pvt Earl E Strosnider graduates from an Army leadership school conducted at Fort Leonard Wood Missouri. B F Arthur Jr is listed as elected press of the Shenandoah Valley Manufac
In Geneva 25 years ago in 1938 small nations debated keeping sanctions provisions under the Covenant. The United Mine Workers convention in Washington praised Philip Murray's stance that CIO would not yield to AFL amid wartime labor tensions. A notable Niagara Falls ice jam faced renewed pressure after decades.
50 Years Ago 1913 at Snegdin Osongrad County Hungary authorities detained 85 Servian agitators accused of arousing Slav sentiment against Austria. Sarah Sait. Clombeesh ene Sunday in Winchester and on E H Grove returned after visiting son Charles Grove in Fort Lauderdale Florida.
Earl L. Douglas argues beliefs are strengthened not by mere church attendance but by staying open to the church message. He urges daily reading of God’s word and persistent prayer to feed the spiritual life and keep it healthy.
By ART BUCHWALD. Acknowledges fears of accidental nuclear war despite safeguards. Describes a plot where American bombers pass fail safe and a failed recall leads to a blast on New York. Notes defense layers including coded telephones, carrier pigeons, and Kennedy family locks, arguing safeguards reduce risk.
In Manhattan's Chinatown a late night Chinese New Year celebration began at midnight with a yellow masked boy leading a lion dance. Participants in traditional lion costumes followed as the crowd welcomed the new year.
By Hal Boyle a light column noting odd bits of social trivia. It cites women’s size trends American cats prescription counts and quirky factoids from culture to weather. The piece clips humorous lines and local color with detached tone.
A brief Bible quote fragment notes Paul’s witness about zeal without knowledge and then comments that a little education can be dangerous. The compact item reflects a religious reflection on the limits of learning.
James Marlow reports that a Franco German pact, once unimaginable, is possible but uncertain as De Gaulle and Adenauer pursue a temporary alliance. France could dominate, while Germany lacks atomic options, raising questions about future NATO dynamics and succession after the leaders depart.
A Miami AP report profiles Cuban refugee families arriving in the United States amid anti communist indoctrination fears. Milagros Hernandez, 11, tells of schooling, sugar cane labor, and missing gifts as she adjusts to life in America with dolls Alberto and Mariquita and a new English path.
The tentative accord over pay and hours is criticized for featherbedding and manpower waste in the New York area. Senator Morse warns the real contention centers on manpower utilization and costs, while shipper groups press for broader reforms amid a prolonged strike.
In Los Angeles recruiters test an innovative approach to enlistment aimed at boosting enlistment numbers. The program blends outreach events with direct engagement to attract potential volunteers and explain benefits.
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