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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 09, 1963
Page
4
The page shows the Winchester Evening Star masthead with editors and managers named. It lists mailing and street sales, subscription rates by year and month, and advertising representation details for New York. The text includes pricing for in-state and out-of-state subscriptions and domestic per-month rates.
A newspaper essay traces how government bureaus and wartime agencies popularized initials from AAA to WAVES and SHAEF. It cites examples like Robin West and William Van Patten to illustrate misread report cards and draft notices, and questions the social ease with which abbreviations spread.
The article warns that ultraviolet rays hinder bone marrow blood cell production and can cause anemia. It emphasizes sun safety for all, especially children released from classes for summer, noting heat risks in tropics and desert travel and urging discreet sun exposure.
The Star reports that June permit numbers for Winchester and Frederick County amount to 94 710. Givens an instructor at James Wood joins 22 veteran Virginia Vocational Instructors being inducted into a 10 year service group at VPI. Mr and Mrs N W Smith return from Tennessee visit hosted by Mr and Mrs Robert Baumgartner in Munsford.
Winchester high school star Halford Red Baker, 25 years ago in 1938, planned to enter the University of Tennessee at Knoxville in the fall to major in coaching and physical education with a four year scholarship. Mexico Dominican Republic and Peru considered opening their doors to European refugees while the class most wanted was farmers. The Misses Norma Jean and Julia Richards, daughters of Mr and Mrs William Richards, returned to their West Piccadilly Street home from Clearwater Florida after several weeks.
Senator Simmons chairman of the Senate Finance Committee said the tariff bill revised by the Democratic caucus would bring in income tax revenue exceeding $69 million. Mr. and Mrs. R Gray Williams returned from Havre de Grace where they were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Bryan. King Constantine of Greece led the field in southern Macedonia as Greek armies moved. Bulgarian forces were alleged to be in retreat.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on heaven as a real destiny that begins on earth and continues into eternity. The meditation urges looking upward, trusting the Bible, and living by hard right choices to reach a light-filled eternal future prepared by God.
The piece argues that expanding federal power over race and public accommodations could redefine employment and licensing rules. It warns of potential federal regulation of promotions and wages, with economic disruption in restaurants and possible political backlash in the next election.
An article led by Dr Lester L Coleman extols safe modern surgery for varicose veins. It explains vein valves, causes from upright posture and standing jobs, and non surgical options like elastic stockings. It notes injections and the stripping method as effective, with tests to select surgery and relief of pain and improved leg appearance.
A fragmented set of 10 trivia items tests knowledge on U S political terms holidays geography and history. Questions cover term length for U S Representatives All Saints Day Kodiak location and naval bases Gallon comparison Alcohol use Sober and Florida Everglades Native peoples Hamilton duel September elections and presidential veto powers.
In a casual interview Christine Keeler discusses rumors about relations with John Profumo and a Soviet attaché. She says the gossip is wild, confirms swimming with Lord Astor in his pool to train for the 1964 Olympics, and notes Stephen Ward as her coach who helped meet men who could aid her career.
A collection of space age society and political notes from major cities. Reports mention labor ministers swearing in the Lords over Venus weekends, Pope Pius XV urging universal peace, and President and Mrs John Adams Roosevelt Rockennedy marking their 100th wedding anniversary with 817 descendants.
A religious reflection cites II Peter 3:13 about a new heavens and new earth. It urges readers to seek God and follow His will to share in that promised heritage.
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