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Winchester Evening Star

Location

Winchester, Virginia, United States of America

Date

Jul 26, 1960

Page

4

Winchester Newsroom Address and AP Note

The Winchester Evening Star states its business office is Mohawk Street and notes Associated Press exclusive local news republication. The paper is entered in Winchester Virginia.

Winchester Evening Star 44Th Street New Yorly Associated Press Winchester

Patois Rates By or Motor

Fragmentary note discusses rates for a motor and six months in advance and mentions a publication line about hearing seeing and laughing regarding the word of life I John 1 1. The gospel is fact and the record of it is personal experience and faith is not imagination.

Tide Turns as Iraq Shifts Away from Communism and Capri Bans Sandals

The piece notes a rising anti-communist shift in Iraq under Premier Kassim amid Soviet outreach, claiming public revolt against communist influence. It also quips on tourism fantasy in Capri, where locals ban wooden sandals to satisfy visitors’ demands, altering the island’s romantic image.

Kassim Kremlin Capri Bay of Naples

Wedding Guests and Club Activities Noted in Richmond

Misses Shirley Barnett and Elsie Ford attended a friend's wedding in Richmond. The Ebenezer Ladies Aid and Missionary Society met at Mrs. Melon Adams's home. Mrs. Allen T. Hawthorne departed for Boston to visit Dr. and Mrs. James Manly.

Shirley Barnett Elsie Ford Richmond The Ebenezer, Ladies Aid and Missionary Society Melon Adams Allen T. Hawthorne Boston James Manly

New Truths Meet Hard Times Through History

The passage notes Socrates facing execution for new ideas in Athens, Jesus and his disciples suffering for their beliefs, and sixteenth and seventeenth century religious conflicts. It also cites George Washington and colleagues introducing political truth amid public resistance to self government.

Jesus Soccrates Athens George Washington

Truth versus new truth in science and history

The passage compares reactions to Pasteur, the Wright brothers, and Einstein, noting threats to truth and the lasting rise of new ideas. It argues that old truth holds until new truth proves itself and that truth often struggles to be accepted but eventually asserts Majestic strength.

Pasteur Wright Brothers Darius Green Albert Einstein

Argentine Politician Duel Ends Without Resolution

In 1935 Buenos Aires, Finance Minister Federico Pinedo and Senator Lisandro Delatorre each fired once, missing their shots and leaving the dispute unresolved. Ricard Forsythe and wife celebrate birth of a son. Forsythe plays third base for Winchester Park Association. Dr and Mrs Frank Tappan rent Peacock cottage on Blue Ridge Mountains for summer guests Miss Margaret North of Washington and Mr James Craven of Bellville New Jersey.

Argentina Federico Pinedo Lisandro Delatorre Buentos Aires Ricard’ Forsythe Forsythe Winchester Park Association Frank Tappan Peacock Cottage Blue Ridge Mountains Margaret North Washington James Craven Bellville N.J

Southern Shenandoah travels with local social set

Fifty years ago in 1910 Mrs. N A Cooper Miss Ethel Athey Miss Beulah Hartman and Mr Grover Cooper left in a large touring car for the southern Shenandoah Valley. Mrs Edward Wall of Berryville hosted Miss Virginia Chamberlain of Richmond. Mrs Frank Clark and two children spent the summer at Green Hill near Vaucluse.

N. A. Cooper Ethel Athey Beulah Hartman Grover Cooper Shenandoah Valley Edward Wall Berryville Virginia, Chamberlain Richmond Frank Clark Green Hill Vaucluse

Vice Presidential Influence in U.S. Elections Explored

The piece argues that vice presidential picks rarely shape outcomes. It cites elections from 1928 to 1956, noting state loyalties and religious issues often outweighed VP effects. It concludes that parties should choose the most qualified candidate regardless of regional or ideological pressures.

Chicago Nixon New York State Gov. Rockefeller Kennedy South Lyndon Johnson John Sparkman Alabama Dewey Texas Tennessee Florida Virginia Estes Kefauver

GOP Convention Echoes of Democratic Dullness in Chicago

The GOP convention resembles the Democratic one in Los Angeles with little surprise. Nixon appears set for the nomination on the first ballot while the running mate choice remains unsettled. TV exposure exposes long speeches and calls for shorter future conventions.

Chicago Los Angeles John F. Kennedy Richard M. Nixon Kennedy Nixon Lyndon Johnson Texas New York Nelson A. Rockefeller

Accused Slayer Leads Police To Second Body

A man charged with one murder led police to a second body in the Florida Keys and described a dream filled tale with six more possible victims. Emmett Spence of Kentucky is jailed in Miami on Keen’s death. Hammell Jr. was found on Big Coppitt Key.

Miami Fla Emmett Spence Sarndy Hook Johnny Thomas Keen Navy Yard Key West Dade County Spence Leon C. Hammell Jr Big Coppitt Key West Virginia FBI

Infectious Hepatitis Is Usually a Mild Disease

Medical column outlines timing of symptoms for infectious hepatitis. Early signs include loss of appetite fever and weakness with jaundice appearing about five days after initial indications, six weeks after infection. Jaundice generally signals recovery. mild cases may lack it. Treatment debates favor bed rest versus shorter stays. diet advised includes meat and milk.

Belly Breathing as Tranquilizer Substitute Promoted by Pianist

Hilde Somer the famed pianist endorses belly breathing and Yoga as a happiness booster beyond tranquilizers. She describes three breathing methods and a simple belly breath to calm the nerves, noting practice and self research are needed. A reporter tests the technique with humorous family remarks following the attempt.

Miss Somer

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