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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1960
Page
7
An editorial reflection reviews The Star’s growth since 1935 in assets, circulation, telephones, pages, and staff. It contrasts past small beginnings with present scale and urges continued community and newspaper progress into the next 25 years.
Hal Boyle notes New Yorkers faced a wildcat bus strike by walking to work. He argues walking cures modern malaise better than car trips, citing mental clarity and stress relief from movement, and praising cities like London as ideal for walking.
Vice President Richard Nixon and wife Pat attended a 10-6 Dodgers win over the Phillies at Connie Mack Stadium in Philadelphia. The event doubled as a campaign fund raiser with 10 000 tickets sold at 10 50 and 100 dollars. Nixon urged GOP unity in Pennsylvania as he eyes the state's 70 convention votes.
A vivid travel sketch extols walking Manhattan as the city’s true magic for both avid explorers and casual strollers. It notes iconic districts and the rapid changes transforming streets into new spaces, urging visitors not to delay.
Dear Abby answers: confront chronic free loading relatives during Sunday visits to ease burden on elderly mother. Advice urges speaking up before next Sunday and clarifies bounds between care and courtesy within family harmony.
Harry K. Benham was elected chairman of the Handley Library Board at a Wednesday meeting. He has served as temporary chair since the board was created by the City Council in May. Other officers include Dr. M. C. Teague as vice chairman Thomas V. Monahan secretary Mrs. J. T. Coates treasurer and Mrs. Margaret S. Lafollette acting librarian.
A wide range of vegetables including cabbages onions lettuce radishes beets peas beans and squash will be sold at the Farmers Curb Market starting at 6 a.m. at the county parking lot on Kent and Boscawen Streets. Curb market master Clarence Fletcher also lists cured meat dressed rabbits and baked goods for sale.
Llano is a town in Texas named after a flat treeless plain. The sentence notes the geographic feature and identifies the location.
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