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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1963
Page
4
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The essay argues the current race conflict mirrors Prohibition dynamics. It cites 1920s leading to 1933 repeal, notes federal overreach and state sentiment, and predicts a constitutional shift back to states with gradual equality as the path forward amid federal integration proposals and intergroup tensions.
Amid peacetime highs industry expands planning and production for future years. Auto makers show long term design cycles with 1965 styling decided well in advance. Citizens in New York fear park use due to muggers drunks narcotics addicts and other hazards in city parks.
The article argues Cuba’s sugar output fell from six million tons to about four point eight million due to US-Cuban ties severed, equipment shortages, and worker disinclination under state farms. It cites official Havana broadcasts and mentions commitments to the Soviet bloc and rationing amid worsening living conditions.
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 a passenger train rammed a standing freight causing two deaths. Several trainmen were trapped in a locomotive cab. Local VPI graduates include Gerald W. DeHaven Donald C. Duffey Clarence F. Galladay William F. LaVecchia Robert M. Lindsey Jr Lynn E. Slonaker and William P. Hootman.
In 1938 Berryville High School graduated a record 36 seniors. Valedictorian was Sybil Price and salutatorian Gladys Cheshire. Foreign Minister Count Ciano pictured Italy Germany and Japan as world benefactors in fighting Bolshevism. Mr and Mrs A Hoshour hosted their grandson Capps Hoshour Jr. of Oklahoma City as a guest.
Thirty years ago in 1913 a notable horse trade occurred as Charles Bowly transferred his mare Lady Sapphire to a Norfolk broker for a handsome price. The city council approved a $7,000 budget for extensive street repairs. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Steele of Brunswick Maryland visited Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Solenberg er before they headed to Oregon for mining interests.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on June as a time of commencements and weddings, noting marriage is not a cure for problems but a source of new challenges. He urges trust in a benevolent God guiding the search for life's meaning through happiness amid human relationships.
Quiz style item listing daily scoring ranges from 9 to 10 correct answers for Memory Genius down to 4 for Good. It asks trivia on hairs in a head, star Polaris, La Paz capital, gun bore diameter, windows bursting outward from explosions, actor for Clarence Day in Life With Father, fleas needing blood to reproduce, and Appian Way being a Roman highway or political.
Henry J. Taylor rails at government fiscal propaganda. He cites the 1964 Budget in Brief and claims debt figures are distorted. he argues federal debt growth outpaces GNP and condemns officials and propagandists for misleading statistics. He urges independent scrutiny of official budget data.
Dr Lester L Coleman warns boric acid is a household poison with real risk to infants and should be replaced with safer substitutes. The editorial also notes vocal strain in youth sports and praise for modern kidney support machines.
The Abendzeitung Munich reports an eccentric victory at Oktoberfest where a fraulein defeated champions in a drinking contest. The piece notes the cactus plant as the symbol, with the president saying the cactus does not require much water to live.
An excerpt reflects on the loving heavenly Father as the almighty Creator of heaven, earth, and all that is within. It emphasizes God's sovereignty over heaven, the heavens, the earth, seas, and all hosts.
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