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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 09, 1962

Page

4

Read Daily Rates and Editorial Masthead for 1962 July 9

The page shows the Winchester Virginia newspaper name with editors and staff including Harry F. Byrd Jr and Eugene Miller. It lists subscription rates for one year six months and one month in and outside Virginia and West Virginia and mentions a national advertising representative.

Winchester National Gallageher-DeLissers, Inc East 14Th St New York City W.va

Settle Down to Doing The Job Right Or Get Out

The piece criticizes Budget Director David E. Bell for indecision on pruning federal staff and for defending deficits as essential under Kennedy era policy. It argues Bell fails to define a budget cycle and to commit to eliminating unnecessary federal positions. It urges President Kennedy to replace Bell to curb wasteful spending.

Bell Re Finance Committee New York Kennedy Philippine Islands Australia Borneo Hawaii John L. Lewis The United States Information Service

Daily Meditation by Earl L. Douglas on humanity and hope

The piece reflects on compassion amid global hunger and injustice. It contrasts suffering in poor regions with superstition and religious constraints, notes threats of war and weapons, yet urges faith that humanity will solve problems and that God will end the world, not mankind.

India God

Berryville man bitten by copperhead while hunting at river

Joseph Elsen of Berryville was bitten ten times by a copperhead while night crawling near the Shenandoah River. He received emergency treatment at Winchester Memorial Hospital and was released. Dr. Walter Linse, a West Berlin Free Jurists official, was kidnapped and driven to the Soviet Zone amid gunfire.

Joseph Elsen Berryville Shenandoah River Winchester Memorial Hospital Walter Linse West Berlin Free Jurists Soviet Zone

Amos and Andy switch sponsors after nine radio years

In 1937 Amos and Andy shift from Pepsodent to Campbell Soup Co. New York Republicans gain comfort that Mayor Fiorello H Laguardia will seek reelection as their candidate.

Amos Andy Pepsodent Campbell Soup Co New York Fiorello H. Laguardia

Fifty Years Ago Social Notes Mention Local Guests

Miss Jessie Markwood hosted Miss Carrie McInturff of Strasburg as a guest. Miss Maud L. Thompson of Boyce, visiting Miss Jennie Shiley in Chambersville, returned to Clarke. Nemo reflects on disappointed men at Baltimore and Chicago conventions and women’s fashions in a pointed column.

Jessie Markwood Carrie McInturff Strasburg Maud L. Thompson Boyce Jennie Shiley Chambersville Clarke Nemo the Star Baltimore Chicago Paris

Letters to the Editor reply to Clarke County voters

Readers respond to Mr Hobson C McGhee about qualifications and campaign fairness in the Seventh Virginia District primary. Chick Galloway argues voters trust concrete civic records over promises and that the American democratic process should guide their choice. Another letter endorses William Conrad Gibbons citing extensive education and Capitol experience.

the Star Hobson C. McGhee Clarke Courier Winchester Star Jack Marsh McGhee Virginia Clarke County Chick Galloway Berryville McGehee Star Democratic Policy Committee U. S. Senate Senate Lyndon B. Johnson Mansfield Mr. Gibbons Kerr-Mills King-Anderson Gibbons Congress William Conrad Gibbons Julia T. Rosenberger

Nature Protects Human Race Miscarriage Facts and Myths

A compact column discusses miscarriage myths and biology, urging understanding of early pregnancy loss. It notes the high rate of unrecognized miscarriages, the role of egg and sperm quality, and cautions against overreliance on medical cures while highlighting natural factors and evolving medical guidance.

Letter criticizing U S Chamber tax plan and debt policy

A letter to U S Chamber of Commerce President Plumley condemns the June 29 board decision to push immediate tax cuts without cutting spending. It cites a $9.5 billion revenue loss and warns of inflation, increased debt, and a reversal of fiscal responsibility.

George Meany Afl-Cio Walter Reuther United Automobile Workers of America Meany - Reuther

Speaking For Membership by Year Tax Cuts and Deficit Warning

A letter from a U.S. senator criticizes the United States Chamber of Commerce board for backing immediate tax cuts. It cites a growing deficit, debt, and gold reserves decline, warning such proposals could trigger a peacetime deficit record and threaten dollar confidence. The senator asks whether the chamber’s June 29 statement had full member approval.

Mr. Plumley The United States Chamber of Commerce Afl-Cio Chamber U.S Canada Europe Congress

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Harry F. Byrd, JR H. D. Koontz Jack F. Davis Eugene Miller David E. Bell Commerce Luther Hodges Mr. Bell Earl L. Douglas Caroline John, Jr Harrisonburg Randolph - Macon College Princeton University Regional Association N. C. & Tenn United States Congress House DR. Burton H. Fern Nature I.Q Louisville Charlesbergh France Markin Time Luther Markin Ways and Means Joint Committee On Internal Revenue Taxation Colin F. Stam Stam Chamber of Commerce of the United States Ate U. S. Chamber United States Senate Chamber For Sound State Chambers of Commerce SEN Harry F. Byrd
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