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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1959
Page
3
One of the first 49 star flags to fly in Winchester went up upside down on the Handley library flagstaff. July 4 marked the first day for the new flag representing Alaska. A library spokesman said he did not know the reason for the upside down display.
The guidance explains how to use a spoon with different soups. For thick chowder dip the spoon toward you. For thin cream soups or broths dip the spoon away from you.
An advertisement touts Stainless Pazo as a threefold remedy for piles. It claims fast pain and itching relief, reduced swelling, and tissue healing. The copy invites purchase at druggists with a money back guarantee if relief isn’t achieved.
Prime Minister Nehru criticizes the United Nations for not being qualified to handle the Tibetan issue. He notes the UN has not seated Red China, limiting its effectiveness in the crisis. He spoke today in New Delhi, India.
James Carey Warren, 63, vice president and director at A. M. Kidder, the New York investment bank, died Monday after a six week illness. He was born in Cleveland.
A 16 member party led by Holmes O Miller embarked June 28 from Green River Utah to descend the Green and Colorado rivers toward Hite. After rafting through Cataract Canyon with rapids, 14 boaters were presumed missing until a helicopter airlift and private and Air Force efforts reunited them in Hanksville and later Green River.
Yale and Columbia universities plan a joint astronomical observatory in New Zealand's Otago region. W H Ward, director of the New Zealand Physical Laboratory, said a year long survey will be conducted in the area noted for its exceptionally clear southern atmosphere.
William H. McCarter a 61 year old English professor and editor of Dartmouth publications since 1954 died Monday of a heart attack in Hanover New Hampshire He previously served as director of athletics for 17 years Born in Topeka Kansas.
In McAlester Oklahoma a dog belonging to a Bab Al He Society member became temporarily lost and reportedly unable to understand English according to the owner.
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