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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1962
Page
4
The page shows the established year 1896 masthead with editors and business manager. It lists mailing and subscription rates for domestic and outside Virginia and West Virginia addresses. It includes national representatives and billing information for the newspaper.
A special report by William L. Ryan surveys rising criticism of Kennedy's Alliance for Progress across Latin America after 18 months. Observers from conservative and radical camps fault U.S. policies, fear leftist manipulation, and question the program's effect on taxpayers while noting mixed reactions to Peru Ecuador and Argentina.
A 1961 report from the American Association of Fundraising Counsel shows individuals funded about 7.0 billion of private giving out of 8.7 billion. Religion, education, welfare, health and endowment funds dominated, with growth seen even as government spending rose.
Allied forces held the southeast slope of Old Baldy against a Chinese assault amid heavy rains for a fourth day. In Bakersfield two strong earthquakes sparked several fires and frightened residents as bricks and windows failed in damaged structures. Mr and Mrs J Victor Arthur of Fairfax Lane departed for a several week motor trip to Vermont and Canada.
The City of Baltimore burned offshore from Baltimore en route to Norfolk, killing three. Captain Charles C. Brooks suggested sabotage. Elizabeth Ramsey, a former Winchester resident, was saved and recounted a harrowing escape. Eyewitnesses reported no explosion, only a rising moonlike ball of flame.
Earl L. Douglas Arnold Toynbee argues religion is the solution to human relations and national life. He emphasizes that nations must align with God's overarching plan, otherwise progress falters and harm comes to individuals and humanity.
Henry J. Taylor eulogizes Victor Moore 86 as a singular stage figure whose long career bridged old New York and modern Times Square. He notes Moore’s enduring appeal, the joy he brought audiences, and contrasts with pretenders, ending that there was only one Victor Moore.
A Bible thought cites II Peter 3 10 and states the Lord will come as a thief in the night. It notes a coming Final Judgment where men must answer for their deeds to God and asks where we will stand in that judgment.
The article recalls a round trip on TWA where first class features films aboard at 35,000 feet. Kirk Douglas stars in Lonely Are the Brave, Road to Hong Kong, and The Miracle Worker. The writer pays $470 each way for wide screen screenings and notes a refund denial after viewing.
An inspirational note frames a challenge as a door closes and a key is lost, urging perseverance with a march forward and the promise of another door ahead.
Dr Burton H. F. urges old fashioned discipline tempered with love to prevent accidents. He advises consistent rules, truthful warnings, backing by both parents, and punishing safety violations to protect children, plus a sample booklet offer and a quiz page from Pediatrics.
James Marlow notes Washington’s awkward stance as the United States suspends relations with Peru’s new military regime after a coup. He argues recognition of anti-democratic regimes risks aiding communism, eroding democratic legitimacy, and complicating Kennedy’s Alliance for Progress.
Federal Judge Oren Lewis has issued a decision in the Prince Edward School case but the full text is not yet available for study. The ruling debates whether courts can compel legislative action on taxes and revenue and emphasizes the need to preserve liberty and educate future generations in the South.
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