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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1963
Page
4
Mead daily except Sunday theme appears in Winchester Evening Star issue from July 22 1963 with staff listings and subscription rates for mail and dealer delivery. It notes offices in Winchester Virginia and a New York address for Gallagher Delisser.
The article notes Khrushchev again refuses to honor Soviet debts in the UN and challenges censure. It discusses his stance on UN actions in the Middle East Yemen and the Congo and mentions a Khrushchev Russell correspondence published by Tass. Observers see this as a sign of weakness and Kremlin publicity strategy.
A fragmentary item frets that archery instruction has been banned in Nottinghamshire schools, calling Robin Hood country and Sherwood Forest into question. It suggests old sheriff support and compares the ban to outlaw bands from history, hinting at deep tension over rural law and order.
The piece argues that despite science progress the biblical command to earn by sweat persists. It notes some seek ease on public relief but would likely sweat to keep it, blending old law with contemporary finance and social welfare ideas.
A Syracuse owner describes a female Trish setter dog as a confirmed kleptomaniac. The dog has tried stealing bread cold cuts candy and candy bars from grocery stores. Attempts to restrain or shock the dog failed. Feeding her may be considered old remedy.
The British High Commissioner at Bonn announced the arrest of six Germans on charges of spying for the Soviet Union. One of the women had recently worked as an operator in a British military telephone exchange. Stewart Bell Jr. was re elected as president of the Winchester Frederick County Chapter of the American Red Cross. Peyton J Marshall, clerk of the Winchester Corporation Court, was commended for excellent keeping of fiscal records last year by Gordon Bennet, Auditor of Public Accounts for the state.
25 Years Ago 193% reduction aimed at competition includes a 12 percent pay cut in August. The move promises continued employment. David Hinkins of Lebanon Church visited Rev. and Mrs. S J Goode on Monmouth Street. Hinkins, a longtime jeweler in the city, was 86 years old.
Fifty years ago in 1913 the 10th 11th and 15th Cavalry camped on a 1200 acre tract near Winchester for maneuvers with army staff and officers. The camp was closely policed and organized with about 2100 men present. Also noted were Willette Coe recovering from appendicitis at Winchester Hospital and President Wilson stating the U S would not recognize Huerta's Mexican government.
The piece argues every person has an inner voice guiding choices beyond books and experts. By listening, one develops this inner guidance, connected to universal wisdom and God, and should heed its counsel for everyday problems.
Henry J. Taylor stresses tobacco farming demands intense, year round labor. He notes seven to eight primings per plant and 495 man hours per acre, plus curing challenges. He cites Virginia as a tobacco center and discusses global market pressures and tariffs affecting U S exports.
An experimental operation removing one carotid body is being studied for severe asthma. Early reports suggest potential relief with local anesthesia and low risk in select cases, but many doctors urge caution and await broader data before widespread use.
Washington opinion notes that Northern papers question automatic gains from integration in schools. It cites The New York Times analysis on quotas and segregation limits, arguing district preferences must focus on quality teachers and suitable schools rather than rigid racial percentages in education.
HAL BOYLE notes 415 sets of triplets are born yearly in the United States. The column includes quick snippets on health, gambling, sleep therapy in a California prison camp, home budgeting, bee encounters, and witty quotes, reflecting a miscellany of trivia and social quirks.
A quiz titled How's Your I Q presents scoring by daily results across 10 days. It lists performance bands from Memory Genius to good and asks sample questions about Peter the disciple, a river forming Arizona, Charles Curtis as VP, and a wine maker term.
The passage notes that Christ is a sympathetic high priest who understands human weaknesses and sympathizes with every creature. It emphasizes God’s deep care for individuals and the relevance of Hebrews 4 15 in comforting believers.
Fragmentary text references time and truth with phrases about glory luster and translation. It mentions action and pores in a cryptic style, suggesting a speculative or poetic standalone excerpt without clear events, names, or places.
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