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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 23, 1963
Page
4
Dated newspaper masthead with staff names and subscription rates listing Winchester Virginia editions. Details include prices for carrier motor routes and mail, with rates for in state and out of state. National representatives omitted.
Britain debates boosting dealings with the Soviet bloc as trade with the communist world rises fourfold over a decade while total exports fall. The article notes strained relations with Western Europe, China’s shrinking market, and echoes cultural critique from Orwell era terms about social attitudes.
Joyce Butler water safety chairman reported to the Red Cross at its annual meeting. The piece also mentions Mrs. Allen Legge and son Kenny, Mrs. Jack Widmyer and Tom Wynn spending ten days at Atlantic City, and a local fishing trip off Ocean City Maryland taken by Preston I Moffett Leonard Rogers Wilber A Moffett Herman Yowell Kermit Whitacre and Roger Clevenger.
A Front Royal dispatch notes 1 000 new homes needed for Viscose plant workers when it opens. Grace Lutheran guest soloist Miss Helen Bailey, prominent Winchester violinist, belongs to Mrs. Austin Sloat's ensemble. Mr and Mrs R H Baker and son Dunbar and Mrs D S Rhodes attended Strayer's Business College graduation in Washington. Jean and Charlotte Baker among 200 seniors earning diplomas.
Franklin D Roosevelt, acting secretary of the Navy, said a U S warship was sent to Frontera after the American consul asked for protection from Mexican rebels. A bomb sent to Andrew Carnegie was so deadly the Bureau of Combustibles planned to drop it at sea. Boyd Whitmore, confined with lung congestion, was improving.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on the vast universe and humanity's place within it. He notes the insignificance of Earth, predicts future space developments, possible interplanetary communication, and the psychological impact of rapid discoveries on modern life.
Washington column questions Kennedy era deficits and rising debt arguing that moral rhetoric on equal rights clashes with spending. It protests use of increased receipts to fund current expenses and warns that chronic deficits undermine long term fiscal health and national confidence.
HAL BOYLE offers a health tip from New York noting the proverb after dinner nap a while and after supper walk a mile. The piece blends light humor with reflections on appetite aging and social scenes. It references lifestyle observations and casual quotable lines about leisure and balance.
A humorously phrased quiz presents 10 day ratings for IQ like scores memory genius to good with true false and multiple choice items. It adds lines about bets marriage language optimism and fine print as brain teaser prompts.
A Bible Thought emphasizes adding to brotherliness, citing Il Peter 1 7 that brotherly love must involve love of fellowman to be genuine.
Washington reporters note the 88th Congress passed a two year extension of the boiled peanut exemption amid debate on farm programs. Critics urging broader spending cautions on subsidies and questions the pace of legislative work.
Dr. Lester L Coleman discusses how brittleness of bones in older people makes hip or thigh fractures common after minor falls. He urges prevention through simple home safety steps, slower pace, good lighting, clear walkways, and aid like canes, with specific hazard points to check.
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