Winchester Evening Star 1960 News Recap
July 28 1960 edition notes newspaper details and pricing for Winchester Evening Star. Mentions editors SMOGENE MILLER and managing editor, AP member, and subscription rates for local and out of state delivery. No specific news story readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Winchester Evening Star
Mohawk
Murus
Usc
Smogene Miller
Edior
Winchester
Gallagher-DeLisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New Tack City
Associated Press
Eebeevas
Véen
Ae Auesetscee
W.va
UN Charter Still Represents Hope in Fifteen Years
Fifteen years after Senate ratified the UN Charter by an 89 to 2 vote, proponents praised its goals of peace while noting Cold War tensions. The debate recalled earlier failed ratifications and highlighted U S veto power in the Security Council as the world witnessed Korean, Suez, and Congo interventions.
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Senate
United Nations
America
League of Nations
U.N
Cordell Hull
New World Organization
Congress
United States
Powers
U.N. Security Council
Korea
Suez
Congo
First evidence of driverless car idea shown to highway officials
Officials of two corporations revealed early signs of the driverless car concept to highway administrators. They said an electrified highway is already practical as a safety aid, though researchers are not ready to put an automobile on the highway without human control.
Whom Does the Lord Love According to Scripture
The text discusses God’s love as defined by the Bible and argues it is not a sentimental emotion but a divine attitude. It asserts that God loves those who align withHis word and emphasizes that love is a disciplined, active attribute rather than personal affection.
God's love as giving love and divine purpose
Earl L. Douglass reflects that God's love surpasses human love and that divine purpose requires surrender of all to God. He argues God desires our total giving not from tyranny but for glory and our happiness, noting God loves givers and true love is selfless and others oriented.
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God
Road powered cars and future highway safety discussed
An article envisions driverless prototypes via road embedded wiring by GM and RCA. It notes traffic signals counting speeds may evolve to assist drivers, discusses costs and feasibility, and argues more statesmanship is needed to fulfill political promises amid mass media influence.
Virginia State Golf Tourney at Hot Springs Opens
Mesdames John Minnigerode Ruth Rhodes Arthur F. Olinger Jr L G Sjostrom and Miss Grace Bosserman competed in the Virginia State Golf tournament at Hot Springs. Miss Elinor Kelley of Philadelphia was guest of Miss Betsy Glaize on Amherst Street. they were Wellesley College classmates.
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Mesdames
John Minnigerode
Ruth Rhodes
Arthur F. Olinger
L. G. Sjostrom
Grace Bosserman
Hot Springs
Elinor Kelley
Philadelphia
Betsy Glaize
Amherst Street
Glaize
Miss Kelley
Wellesley College
Locals and visitors mingle in 1935 notes
Twenty five years ago Mrs H W Clowe visited daughter Mrs Robert D Burbank in Chevy Chase and Mrs N Burch Tucker of Nashville stayed with her sister Miss A Katharine Dash on Washington street. F W Snider served as relief agent at the B and O passenger station as Mr and Mrs Earl Baker vacationed at Chincoteague Island.
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H. W. Clowe
Robert D. Burbank
Chevy Chase
D. C
N. Burch Tucker
Nashville, Tenn
A. Katharine Dash
Washington Street
F. W. Snider
Baltimore and Ohio
Earl Baker
Chincoteague Island
Hair pulling at china sale shocks local department store
In 1910 a special china sale at a local department store saw two young married women engage in a fist fight over disputed goods. The event drew spectators as bystanders watched the melee unfold. Mr. and Mrs. Irwin Redman of Detroit were guests of Mrs. J Haddox on North Main Street, and Mrs. Charles Price hosted Mrs. Charles Jones of Pitcairn, Pa.
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Irwin Redman
Detroit
J .P. Haddox
North Main Street
Charles Price
Charles Jones
Pitcairn
Eisenhower Visit in Chicago Signals Campaign Momentum
Eisenhower’s Chicago stop is framed as a major political moment with large crowds and enthusiastic reception. The piece argues his record on keeping the nation out of war and steady economic times strengthens his campaign, with Nixon as a key ally and a call for a vote of confidence in the administration.
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Chicago
Eisenhower
Job
America
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
Doctor Advises Diet Rules and Beverage Cautions
Reducing diet advice from Dr Bundepen emphasizes low calorie meals rich in vitamins and minerals. He lists vegetables and low fat proteins, warns against fats starches and sugars, bans cocktails and many beers, and notes that straight liquor may trim calories. A reader asks if exercise corrects bow legs. the doctor says probably not.
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P.K
How's Your I Q Score-Based Quiz for 100 Questions
A 10 day IQ style quiz with daily scores and classifications from Memory Genius to Good. Includes ten sample questions covering Standard Oil founder duel boundary line flag meaning mulberries and Robin Hood lore. Page 2 promises correct answers.
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Standard Oil Company
Alexander Hamilton
Jack Dempsey
Pennsylvania
Maryland
South Dakota
Robin Hood
Confessor
Two Real Political Pros Square Off in 1960 Race
The article explains how Kennedy and Nixon, longtime national figures, become the first true professional duel since 1948. It notes their paths to power, the liberal shifts in both parties, and the persistent influence of conservatives in Congress.
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Chicago
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
John F. Kennedy
Los Angeles
Richard M. Nixon
Eisenhower
Stevenson
Nixon
Kennedy
House of Representatives
Senate
Aes
Supreme Court
Congress
Jurist Tachau Resigns to Enter Seminary
Louisville Ohio born Judge Charles B Tachau aged 38 resigns from the juvenile court to pursue study at an Episcopal seminary, stating this has been a long time wish.
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Louisville
Charles B. Tachau
Markin Time
Poem snippet by Luther Markin expressing a voyage toward the unknown with resolve and companionship.
Sukarno Loses Battle of the Cha Cha in Jakarta
President Sukarno campaigns against cha cha and rock n roll as Indonesian youths crowd nightspots near his palace. Officials ban the dance, destroy records, and fine teachers while youths and bands push Latin beats and private cha cha parties. Hawkeye for Iowa origin note added.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jakarta
Indonesia
Sukarno
Pony Express Centenary Stamps Fetch High Prices
Inflation reaches the Pony Express tale as stamp collectors pay $100 per half ounce for a commemorative cachet marking the centennial rerun. One hundred years ago the original rate was $5 per half ounce, later reduced to $1 with telegraph expansion.
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Cheyenne
Wyo
Pony Express
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