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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1962
Page
4
Masthead listing staff roles and contact numbers with postal details and subscription rates for a Winchester Virginia newspaper. Includes editor positions, national reps, and pricing for mail and outside Virginia editions.
The New York Stock Exchange president argues confidence fuels the economy and opposes across-the-board tax cuts, urging targeted cuts for investment. He notes savings could fund spending if confidence rises, while arguing for corporate and high bracket tax relief to spur investment.
The Star notes Gen. James A. Van Fleet warned that prospects for an armistice in Korea were dimmer than ever. The column also mentions Mrs. Howard Cather hosting her sister Mrs. Alexander P. Lyon III of Fort Pierce Florida and Mary Jane McCone returning home after a California visit.
25 Years Ago 1937 Japan closes routes from Peiping while Virginia apple growers ship small lots to London and Liverpool. State Comptroller Combs reports Virginia’s revenues rise by over 15 million dollars in the year ending June 30.
50 Years Ago item notes that Virginia issued automobile license number 5000 to William Brothers of Big Stone Gap marking five thousand licensed autos in 1912. It also mentions the first Greek baptism in Winchester Andrew Pappas seven months old with Rev J Alexopolous from Washington presiding, and notes John Dillis the caterer as Godfather along with Philip O Faulkner visiting J W Donaldson and W L Ellis at Hedgesville.
Earl L. Douglas laments living artificial lives and confusing love with substitutes. He contrasts genuine patriotism with flag waving and urges readers to assess how real their lives are, noting that many prefer appearances over truth and may be shocked by their own discoveries.
President Kennedy hints he will campaign against Republicans but avoid district battles with Democratic incumbents. Analysts note past presidents faced voter backlash when meddling in elections, while Kennedy cites a need to press only Republicans on policy.
Diet and smoking guidance for ulcer sufferers from Dr. Burton H. Fern covers soothing meals and allowed foods. Rich milk and crackers help during attacks, while eggs lean meats and plain bread are OK at times. Avoid acidic, fried, spicy items and raw fiber. small frequent meals and milk with each meal recommended.
James Bryce would be puzzled by today’s party divide and voter indecision. The piece argues the 1960s climate favors a straightforward, cautious electorate, with Kennedy era programs defeated by Southern Democrats joining Republicans, leaving both parties conservative and the public complacent.
HAL BOYLE casts a humorous lens on a routine weekday struggle as a middle aged man battles alarm clock and a pension deadline. A wife rallies him with coffeepot logic while the human race advances toward the light through daily labor.
The United Nations presses for fast unification of the Congo, considering economic sanctions and force against Katanga leader Tshombe. The U.S. is viewed as aiding the UN’s costly Congo operation while central government funds collapse. Critics warn of bloodshed and warn against using UN as an expeditionary force to impose a political settlement.
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