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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
11
A reader laments few Americans display flags on holidays while others defend true patriotism. The column also shares a letter about marital infidelity and a caller seeking dating etiquette and waitstaff behavior with practical tips for limiting portions.
President Mohammed Ayub Khan accuses India of building up forces and threatening smaller nations. He claims the West underestimated the situation and relied on India against Chinese aggression, suggesting India may seek refuge with Communist China.
Several of the 11 law school faculty members from Virginia and William and Mary signed a statement urging the Supreme Court to be arbiter of constitutional rights. The signers include Hardy C. Dillard law dean and Lindsay Down, both voicing support for balanced obligations between state and national law. Joseph M. Cormack of William and Mary said it is good for faculty to express views on public issues. The piece criticizes those who ignore national law when it conflicts with state law.
A Detroit or New York style Call for Action unit, led by WMCA President R Peter Straus, coordinates with private broadcasters and a corps of women volunteers to channel housing aid. They track complaints against landlords, inspect sites, pursue court action, and press for enforcement of building codes.
Yellowstone National Park in Wyoming reports 27 957 visitors passed through all five park entrances on July 4 setting a new one day attendance record. The prior high was 25 600 on July 4 last year.
Sgt. York, 75, is resting comfortably at Veterans Hospital in Nashville for a checkup and observation. A hospital spokesman said he is not ill, after a period of respiratory and heart ailments that led to several days’ hospitalization over Easter. York, famed for his 1918 actions in World War I, has lived in Pall Mall, Tennessee, in frail health since a 1940 stroke.
The Loudoun County Republican Party nominated two candidates for the Board of Supervisors. Details on districts and platform were not provided in the fragment.
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