Winchester Evening Star July 5 1961 Front Page Brief
Local newspaper page notes print date July 5 1961 with editor and staff names and address line. Includes brief biblical verse and reflection urging faith and sacrifice alongside standard classified and postal notices.
Nasser Shifts Tone as Ties With Moscow Worsen
The article reports signs of growing distrust between Egypt under President Gamal Abdel Nasser and the Soviet Union, amid anti Communist campaigns in Egypt and Syria, dam-related delays, and Moscow's threats to cut aid. It notes possible shifts toward the West if a break with Moscow becomes evident, with emphasis on the Aswan High Dam project and Western appeals. Also covered is SBA loan policy reform and a note on General Douglas MacArthur returning to the Philippines at age 81.
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Soviet Union
United Arab Republic
Moscow
Gamel Abel Nasser
Egypt
Syria
Itis
Aswan High Dam
Khrushchev
Russia
UAR
Small Business Administration
SBA
Horne
Sterriti
Stephens's shifting stance on Byrd support in Virginia race
A. E. Stephens faces criticism for reversing his 1960 letter asking Senator Byrd for support in the 1961 gubernatorial campaign. The Byrd machine is described as influential, with Stephens previously aiding Byrd in Isle of Wight County. Critics label his public quibbles and timing as political opportunism harming his nomination chances.
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Stephens
Santor Byrd
Mr. Byrd
Isle of Wight
Byrd
Ralph McGill
McGill
Blacksburg
General Assembly
Mr. Stephens
Citizens urged to vote and uphold river pollution work
A reader recalls efforts to block Shenandoah River dam projects led by the Izaak Walton League and Virginia leaders like E Blackburn Moore, praising the Water Control Law and urging broad civic participation. Letters to The Star urge voting as a public duty ahead of the Democratic primary and note women’s clubs to encourage turnout.
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Shenanoah River
Shenandoah River
Izaak Walton League
Corp of Army Engineers
Millville
Clarke County
the of Engineers
Washington
Isaak Walton League
E. Blackburn Moore
Blackburn Moore
Mr. Moore
Water Control Board
Virginia
Moore
Blackburn Core
Richmond
James River
the Star
Kenneth F. Henry
Winchester Business and Professional Women’s Cluby
Daily Meditation on Government Size
A reflective briefing questions how much government is appropriate and notes that authorities argue for a leaner state. The text suggests debates about smaller versus larger government and the implications for public policy and daily life.
Inevitable Constraints on Freedom and Government
An essay contemplating fate and governance argues most life factors are fixed at birth. The speaker recalls childhood whims to press the idea that happiness depends on fulfilling limited personal freedom within a divinely framed world.
Independence Day deaths drop to near decade low
The 1951 Independence Day toll was 178 nationwide, below NSC estimates and among the lowest in years. Eleven deaths occurred in Virginia. Mrs. Mary Beckley and Mrs. Edith Siles of Hagerstown were guests of Mrs. Bessie Boyd of Kernstown.
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National Safety Council
Virginia
Mary Beckley
Edith Siles
Hagerstown
Bessie Boyd
Kernstown
Roosevelt dedicates Shenandoah National Park in 1936
Twenty five years ago President Roosevelt dedicated Shenandoah National Park, protecting 180000 acres. A Texas plains flood swelled, with 23 dead and property damage surpassing 3 million dollars. Fifty years prior, prominent social and business moves unfold in Stephens City and Hinton with local guests and stockholder changes.
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Roosevelt
Shenandoah National Park
Plains of
Texas
E. Y. Baker
New York
W. H. Baker
Washington Street
Goldie Cottle
Hinton
W. Va
William T. Walters
North Avenue
C. E. Cougill
Stephens City Milling Company
W. H. Painter
Hemingway Remains a Giant Despite His Death
A retrospective on Ernest Hemingway portrays him as a fearless artist who pursued honesty over fashionable messages. It notes his early hunger to write, his impact on American literature in the 1920s, and how critics misunderstood his intent, shaping a lasting literary legacy.
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Washington
Ernest Hemingway
Hector
Homer
Triad
Achilles
Hemingway
Marchi
Acter
Vidoom
Sayer
Maxwell Geismar
Themineway
Rg Kg
Theodore Dreiser
Sherwood
Dreiser
Anderson
How's Your I Q Memory Quiz Scores
A reader guide to scoring a 100 question test over 10 days with daily bands for memory and skill. Includes questions on geography politics anatomy and history with page 2 listing correct answers and a scramble challenge.
Wart cure and medical questions in Your Health page
Medical Q and A column presents reader queries on growth delays wart treatment X ray safety gall bladder and adrenal issues. Dr Burton H Fern offers brief guidance noting growth occurs at adolescence and that mild infections are treated with ointments while explaining X ray exposure is usually safe for pregnancy outcomes.
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