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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 30, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star lists subscription prices for in state and out of state delivery, with annual, semiannual, and monthly options. It also names the newspaper’s management team including JACK F. DAVIS as General Manager and Executive Editor and H. D. KOONTZ as Business Manager.
A multilateral nuclear force for Europe remains unconvincing after Kennedy's tour. France rejects joining any MIF, preferring a French centered capability. The plan would pool 25 ships with Polaris missiles, giving each major contributor a veto, raising doubts about timely response.
In Moscow talks a no-nuclear test accord is signed while Khrushchev’s outpost seizes the U S embassy. Cuba’s Kremlin envoy expands holdings abroad. A Nebraska inventor touts a mechanical animal catcher that echoes old streetcar cowcatchers, originally used to clear tracks but once swept people aside.
Wilbur R. Johnston was appointed acting postmaster of the city of W. MSgt. Charles W. Hockman, son of Jesse, Mrs. Holmes Yeakley, and Mrs. Frank Yeakley, Sr., along with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Coverstone and daughter Sue Anne, spent the week in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Fifty years ago a sit down strike by monkeys in a Philadelphia zoo ended when keepers released a king snake into the cage. The simians vacated so cleaning could proceed. In a separate note Shirley Temple, nine, was ordered to bed in Boston hospitals citing heat and excitement. Building permits in July reached 21 300 in the city.
50 Years Ago 1913 Harry Johnson of Braddock Heights had guest John Cole of Grafton W V Prof Charles F Marvin named head of the Weather Bureau by President Wilson Mr and Mrs Samuel McDonald visiting their daughter Mrs N K Larrick at Hogue Creek
Dwight L. Moody tells how a smile won an entire family to church. The piece contrasts forceful tactics with meekness and gentleness, noting Jesus blessing the meek and urging readers to use soft persuasion and charm rather than heavy-handed methods.
Washington debate on church influence in law grows as Catholic Protestant and Jewish groups urge civil rights legislation while the Supreme Court limits school prayer. Churchlobby actions raise questions about conscience and government, with a march on Washington planned and talk of intermarriage as a possible outcome.
A light column on memories as a timeless currency and small town nostalgia. It riffs on family life past times from bicycles to party lines to electric fans and a sly wink at social mores, ending with a humorous note about high school parties.
Art Buchwald critiques the numbers system in banking and commerce. He recalls a Las Vegas gambling loss of 150 dollars and a bank's insistence on including a checking number. The exchange escalates to sarcastic letters about machine processing and postal codes. The piece mocks bureaucratic absurdity and decries overreliance on numeric verification.
Parents should seek professional hearing assessment for suspected infant impairment. Early tests and expert examinations, including otology and galvanic skin response, help identify congenital or acquired hearing issues and reduce anxiety for families. The Navy reports a gun device inserting hairs to seal brain aneurysms, shrinking an aneurysm in tests.
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