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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1963
Page
4
The snippet lists the Winchester Evening Star masthead with staff names including JACK F. DAVIS and H. D. KOONTZ. It shows circulation claims, advertising contacts, postal designation, and representative agencies in New York City as part of the newspaper’s card-style header.
The piece discusses Washington chatter on May referenda and potential wheat legislation for 1964 with farmers and congressmen showing little urgency. It cites FBI Director Hoover on patriotic backsliders and notes humor in postal history, plus observations on Moscow and Beijing shaping world narratives.
The 1938 report states Generalissimo Franco takes personal command of a 200000 strong force for a three front assault on Valencia. Miss Dorothy Jane Grim of South Loudoun Street hosts Miss Betty Hunt of Pikesville Maryland as house guest.
Fifty years ago in 1913 the young Ebert children captured a yellow rabbit with purple eyes near their Welltown home. Judge A C Carson and wife and children arrived in Manila to resume duties on the Philippine Supreme Court. Miss Katharine Parke Ames was honored at tea by Agnes and Jacqueline Smith as she prepared to wed George Lafayette Washington.
Earl L. Douglas argues ministers are well prepared and committed but bogged down by administration. He notes many devote 15 to 20 hours weekly to study yet must run errands, hindering reading, prayer, and soul health. A tired preacher may produce a tiresome sermon.
Henry J. Taylor argues that the $2 billion a year nuclear materials stockpiling program is driven by industrial military interests. He cites Fer nal Ohio Savannah River Oak Ridge Hanford and other centers as examples of wasteful production with daily outsized costs and calls for shut downs or consolidation to curb spending.
A humorous guide shows saving money by staying home in Washington. Families enroll kids in day camps, join clubs, and install amenities like a pool and patio lights for a season that costs about 7 600 dollars so far, with eight weeks left and total potential of 10 000 dollars.
A brief meditation emphasizes serving the Lord as the path to divine blessing on bread and water. The piece uses Exodus 23 25 to urge humble service and faith in God’s benevolence.
James Marlow reports seven major crises during Kennedy's presidency from 1961 to 1963, including Cuba, Berlin, steel, Ole Miss, Alabama integration, the Cuban missile crisis, and a looming railroad workers strike. Kennedy seeks congressional action to avert a nationwide rail shutdown.
Dr. Lester L. Coleman warns that tranquilizers once used cautiously have become widespread, fading awareness of their dangers. He notes diminishing perception of drug toxicity with routine, and cautions against dependence when used as escape from daily stress.
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