Advice for the Weary Gardener and Other Items
Dr C Wescott, a top plant pathologist, warns that too much care can harm plants and suggests increasing plant numbers for busy gardeners. The piece also notes questions about police efficiency in auto crash investigations, and discusses the impact of under-21 voters on future elections. It ends with a botanical note on shrinking plants and crops, joking about budgets and wind tunnels.
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C. Wescott
Dr. Wescott
Winchester Lions select co directors for 1962 Apple Blossom Grand Feature
Kenneth C Patton and Daniel T Grimes named by the Winchester Lions Club as co directors of the Grand Feature parade for the May 4 Shenandoah Apple Blossom Festival. Maurice Blosser to preside over Strasburg convention. Frederick County schools to open September 1. Community Chest elects C Ridgely White president. Local residents return from Rehoboth Beach vacation. Ada Glass Baker leaves for Richmond training. Elks Lodge to host fried chicken picnic at Jordan Springs.
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Daniel T. Grimes
Winchester Lions Club
Shenandoah
Maurice Blosser
Cork St. Christian Church
Valley District Convention of Christian Churches
Strasburg
C. Ridgely White
Winchester - Frederick County
Conversion of Saul to Paul the Apostle in Damascus
The article recounts Saul of Tarsus as a persecutor who witnessed Stephen's death, was blinded by a heavenly light on the road to Damascus, and, after hearing a divine call, became the Apostle Paul and the greatest evangelist in early Christianity.
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Tarsus
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Pacific Northwest
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Swiss Independence Pride and World Role Profile
Henry J. Taylor notes Switzerland's August 1 Independence Day rituals and the nation's focus on self reliance. He praises Swiss democracy, productivity, and charity through the Red Cross while detailing the country's scant natural resources and remarkable industrial wealth per capita.
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Zurich
International Red Cross
Geneva
Switzerland
France
Italy
Austria
Germany
Giuseppe Garibaldi
Lombardy
Mitchell calls crumbling faith in U S criminal justice system
In London, Attorney General John Mitchell urges the American Bar Association to drop legalisms and restore confidence in courts. He warns a crisis of trust pervades the system, noting public doubt and a troubling pattern of perceived justice perverted despite isolated exceptions.
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John Mitchell
London
America
Mitchell
American Bar Association
Congress and Courtroom Costs and Swiss Independence Lessons
A column laments rising U S government spending and legal process delays. It contrasts Senate budget votes, defense loan guarantees, and House perks with calls for courtroom reform. It ends with Swiss cantonalism as a model for limited federal power and citizen rights.
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