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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1963
Page
4
Classified notice outlines subscription prices and contact numbers for the Winchester Evening Star. Rates include yearly, monthly, and single-copy options with phone numbers 662 3878 and 662 3424 for business inquiries and delivery.
The snippet shows publication details for the Winchester Star dated Monday July 15 1963. It lists staff roles General Manager and Executive Editor Jack F Davis Business Manager H D Koontz Managing Editor Eugene Miller and mentions postal entry, national reps Gallagher Delisser Inc and mail rates for subscriptions in the United States and outside Virginia and West Virginia.
The Children’s Hospital in O. will install a central computer to manage orders from doctors and ensure pharmacy, lab techs, and nurses follow them precisely. It will handle routine accounts and alert floor staff when a patient needs medicine, printing confirmations and prescriptions. The system aims to save about 5 percent of nurses’ time on paperwork and could affect patient care routines.
The piece outlines territorial water claims from three to twelve miles with nations like the Soviet Union and Canada extending limits. It notes U S catch shares and imports, Ecuador seizing tuna boats, and implications for global fishing. It concludes with a political warning about treaty concessions and freedom in Europe.
The Star Files notes in 1953 that Virginia Democrats nominated Thomas B. Stanley for governor. Frederick County ranked 11th in Virginia for the enrollment of youths ages seven to thirteen, while Northumberland County led the state in some measure.
A discussion traces privacy from pre 1900s law through American rights and limits for public figures and private citizens. It notes waivers, public interest, and state laws offering damages or injunctions for unwarranted exposure of private life.
Mrs Wiley Post travels to Fairbanks Alaska en route to Barrow to help dedicate a memorial to her husband and the late Will Rogers who perished in a 1935 Alaska crash. Audrey Carpenter and Dorothy Keckley visit Nebet at their Shenandoah River cabin for several days.
Fifty years ago in 1913 Miss Pleasant Howard left for Atlantic City and other eastern cities accompanied by Miss Marie Rowland of Blaine West Virginia. The traveling party stayed with relatives and advertised tours in nearby towns while on the trip.
An advice piece urges letting go of imagined injuries to find peace. It suggests confronting real issues with the injured party, removing ongoing anger, and choosing constructive actions to reduce unhappiness. The message emphasizes taking the matter in hand to achieve happiness.
James Marlow surveys U S ties with dictators including Ngo Dinh Diem in South Vietnam Batista in Cuba Francois Duvalier in Haiti and Rafael Trujillo in the Dominican Republic. He notes long military aid sums aid costs and shifting diplomatic stances amid regime changes and criticism.
The speaker notes a habit of self examination and change. They compare baking bread to personal growth, suggesting testing readiness by tapping a loaf and listening for a hollow sound to indicate doneness. If not hollow, continue baking the loaf in the pan.
The column questions how far federal regulation should reach small businesses like Mrs Murphy in corner stores and services. It notes concerns about forcing moral rules and business choices on individuals and argues liberty limits on government power over daily commerce.
Historical overview of laryngeal swelling treatment in childhood diseases. Describes emergency tracheotomy, shifting toward planned interventions, and the role of anesthesiology, heparin use, and cortisone in improving safety and outcomes. Mentions University of Utah work and broader medical progress.
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