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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1960
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star issues a public notice with masthead details and service information dated June 1960. It notes the paper’s local reach and Associated Press affiliation and includes a Bible verse.
Government Radio Baghdad urges Iraqi students overseas to return home after studies. The piece notes worries about educated talent remaining abroad, especially in the United States, with estimates up to 10 to 15 percent. Egypt caps costly overseas study at graduate level to curb brain drain. The article shifts to U.S. government coordination failures among White House, State, and Defense. It calls for top-level executive reform and possibly a secretary of foreign affairs to unify diplomacy and military coordination.
Dr. E MacP discusses built in cancer resistance and how resistant mice destroyed cancer cells and generated immune responses in experiments. Lymphoid cells attacked cancer cells in lab and in mice, with bubbles forming in protoplasm and rapid cell death. Some scientists inject vaccine-like tumor material to boost resistance.
A compact mental quiz from 10 days with daily score bands from 9 10 core correct to 4 5 6. It asks 10 sample questions about 19th century China tea ships the middle name origin Mercury the word for woman age old myth Bunyan Carthaginian wars whale sharks man eaters John Bunyan large deer species.
A Senate subcommittee examines possible gaps in coordination among the Pentagon State Department and intelligence agencies amid concerns over national security. The inquiry seeks to determine how to improve interagency communication and policy alignment following the U-2 interception episode and related tensions.
A mental health expert warns that about thirty million Americans need mental hygiene treatment and 1.2 million hospital beds reveal half occupied by mental disease. The piece urges urgent improvement to prevent a surge of people in asylums and a national nervous breakdown.
By Ear L Douglass argues alcohol misuse cripples four million Americans and per capita whiskey consumption is high. He warns that feverish activity erodes rest days and leaves people exhausted, urging adherence to life rules to curb stress and dysfunction.
The Star Files reports Clarke County High School graduated 46 seniors. Dr. M. K. Bushong of Berryville served as principal speaker at the Sixth of June ceremonies. Tommy Row of Roanoke College arrived to spend the summer with his parents, Dr. and Mrs. Stewart B. Row.
In 1935 J Sloan Kuykendall delivered the principal address at Confederate Memorial Day exercises. At Annapolis 489 Midshipmen earned diplomas and B S degrees from the Naval Academy. Francois Pietri failed in his fifth bid to form a French government. Gold withdrawals continued.
Fifty years after the Civil War veterans met in Winchester to honor fallen comrades from Lee and Jackson’s armies, with Frederick County Commonwealth Attorney Larrick delivering the principal address.
On Hidden Valley Farm three Black Angus bulls clash as Gilnockie the smaller bull challenges a regal Ankonian sire. Billy the farm foreman intervenes, steering the bulls apart and securing the arena with barbed wire. Miriam and the narrator reflect on bravery and trust as the two bulls retreat.
James Marlow surveys how each new decade reshaped American history from 1930 to 1960. He notes economic fear, wars, and shifts in U S policy, including the New Deal, World War II, the Korean War, and NATO unity, then links current politics to Khrushchev’s criticisms and domestic backlash.
Galveston Texas AP reports ambulance driver Walter Davenport arrived at a Sunday crash to find his daughter Elizabeth 17 among the victims. She died later at a hospital. Also killed was the girl's escort Edward Lee Henry 20. The Church of Sweden ordains its first three women ministers.
Kansas City Star’s Starbeams column, begun in 1880, is possibly the oldest continuous feature of its kind in American daily journalism. Bill Vaughan, its current curator, has written about 75 000 paragraphs since 1946, distributing to 95 papers under the nickname Senator. He aims to live one paragraph at a time.
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