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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 06, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription and delivery rates for various plans. Rates shown include yearly, half yearly, and monthly options, with different pricing for in-state and outside Virginia and West Virginia. The notice names the paper's management and offices, and notes postal distribution details.
Historians warned that history can repeat in part as nations age. The piece cites Gibbon’s five causes of decline and argues the United States has time to avoid collapse if citizens resist drift, protect personal rights, and act to sustain democracy.
The piece recalls Alaska’s statehood dream and the waning appeal of territorial tourism. It notes dwindling visitors from the era of gold rush legends and frontier days, with Alaska seen as just another state and summer crowds shrinking amid broader skepticism.
The Middletown Town Council approved a $12 125 budget for the current fiscal year ending June 30. Frederick County reports its second polio case of 1953. Nancy Rosalie Adams, daughter of Delmer and Mrs Adams of Grimes, treated at Mechaults during Allied offensive in Western Korea where about 6000 troops pressed a major assault against American and South Korean forces.
The 25 year old item notes Herman Stine became president of the local Rotary Club succeeding J. Pinckney Arthur. It adds fruit growers held optimism for apple export prices due to shortages in England and Europe this season.
The vote on the strike question by trainmen of 84 eastern railroads was practically unanimous in favor of walking out, according to a report from the Order of Railroad Conductors and Brotherhood of Firemen. C. A. Balham and Harry Hardy fished near Harpers Ferry, catching a nice string. Miss Florence Henning hosted Mrs. Charles W. Fretwell and Miss Gladys Quesenberry of Hinton, West Virginia.
Earl L. Douglas argues satisfaction comes from a balanced life across physical mental and spiritual aspects. He notes happiness is not tied to wealth or status and stresses timely sincere effort as the key to thrills and fulfillment.
Moscow signals stance on a Cuban missile crisis settlement by tying a partial test ban to a broad non aggression pact between NATO and Warsaw Pact states. U S officials note Kennedy's October 27 letter implied detente with the Soviet bloc, raising questions about recognition of East European regimes and potential withdrawal timing from Cuba.
Doris L. Yingst of Berryville Virginia expresses alarm over civil rights tensions and political tactics polluting the Fourth of July spirit. She warns liberties are threatened by political maneuvers and urges white and colored citizens to reflect on unity and national symbols amid fears of communism and unrest.
The item lists a 100 question IQ style program over ten days with daily scoring. It asks where answers reveal levels from Genius to Excellent and includes mixed questions on etymology theology boxing baseball and measurement. It directs to page 2 for correct answers.
HAL BOYLE surveys post holiday offices where workers slack off for a long eight hour coffee break. anecdotes include a secretary recounting a flirtatious encounter, an office boy injuring a leg, a watcher spotting rare birds, a golf bag claiming a hole in one, and salesmen stuck in a long traffic jam with births and names joked about.
A devotional note cites I Kings 8 56 praising God for faithful fulfillment of all promises to Israel and to those who trust in Him. The text thanks God for rest given unto His people and affirms that not one word of His promises has failed.
A reflective quatrain attributed to Luther Markin warns that a temper can lead to trouble and that false pride keeps a person stuck. The compact verse cautions against rash anger and overconfidence in personal choices.
Dr Lester L Coleman reviews shingles symptoms and progression from initial malaise to a painful vesicular rash along a nerve path. He notes its variability, associations with other diseases, and the hope for viral insights and vaccines amid growing virology knowledge.
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