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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 17, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists payment choices for home delivery with durations in advance. Options include one year six months and one month in advance and single copy via independent motor route.
The Winchester daily near 50 000 telephones notes staff and contact details. It lists JACK DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor H D Koontz as Business Manager Eugene Miller as Managing Editor and notes post office entry and national representation Gallagher Delisser Inc. Subscription rates show one year in advance eight dollars fifty cents and one month one dollar.
Henry J. Taylor cites Eisenhower's farewell warning about the vast, costly defense machine. The piece argues for cutting defense spending, highlighting $143 million daily and the overhang of wasteful, duplicative programs. It stresses national solvency and the need to balance security with economy.
A 10 day practice quiz scoring system labels results from Memory Genius to Good based on daily correct answers. Includes 10 questions on currents, plants, proverbs, historical figures, grammar, geography, and birthstones with a reference to page two for answers.
The Organization of American States struggles for unity as Brazil Haiti Mexico and Venezuela abstain while Chile votes against proposed actions against Cuban subversion. Proposals urged better intelligence sharing high level meetings and educational symposia amid fears of Russian influence.
The Star Files recalls 1953 death of Maude Adams at her Tan nersville New York home after a week of illness. She was 80. Also noted are visits by Mrs James Holmes of Baltimore to Mr and Mrs Stewart Bell Jr and guests Mr and Mrs Seddon Nelson of Fredericksburg.
An order commending Richard Griffiths Sr. for the admiralble manner in which he filed and catalogued the books of Frederick Circuit Court was entered in Clerk C. C. Brannon’s records. Mrs. Eugene B. Cooper and children Allison Dorothy and Douglas left New York for Bermuda for a several week stay.
Fifty years ago at Lincoln Park one of New England’s largest amusement resorts permitted the Turkey Trot but outlawed summer fashion. Florence Henning attended a House Party at Barger Springs. A. Zimmerman of Springfield arrived, touring the south on a motorcycle.
Earl L. Douglas laments the flood of Bible translations claiming most are paraphrases not true translations. He argues modern renderings strip beauty from the King James Bible and reflect translators' personal theories. He hopes future efforts restore the original poetic clarity.
HAL BOYLE discusses dieting and social pressure, contending that the phrase All you need to do is to push yourself away from the table is repulsive. He recalls comments from friends and strangers and his own attempt to diet four times a year, noting public reactions to private weight struggles.
A fragmentary reflection juxtaposes a Bible verse about worldliness with musings on materialism and dieting. It mentions I John 2 15 and ponders how excess wealth or food consumes the self, with odd digressions about dieting and fat molecules attaching to a generous person.
A man and family clash after following a doctor's advice to vent anger. The home erupts in quarrels over affection, money, and chores until the doctor suggests a calmer outlet and golf as a final remedy.
Dr Lester L Coleman answers questions on keeping campers safe and healthy including pre camp checks, immunizations, and medical needs. He emphasizes supervision and safety over psychological and physical well being during the season.
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