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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1962
Page
4
Local newspaper page includes mailing details and editor contacts for Winchester Virginia edition. Rates listed show annual six month and monthly costs, with a separate outside Virginia rate.
The piece argues Kennedy favors an $8 billion debt limit rise while noting long term deficits and Keynesian fiscal policy. It cites projected 1962 and 1963 deficits, past debt-limit hikes, and the belief that balanced budgets depend on economic cycles rather than yearly targets. It also discusses institutional investors shaping market swings through buying and selling.
Ten years ago in 1952 General George C Marshall spoke at a luncheon on Winchester s 200th anniversary while Confederate memorial services were led by the United Daughters of the Confederacy at Stonewall Cemetery. Josh Lee of Oklahoma gave the commencement dinner speech for 42 Dale Carnegie class graduates. A still and 300 gallons of mash were found in Clarke County mountains, seized and destroyed by Sheriff W W Smallwood Jr and Deputy John Slater.
The 1937 report notes John D. Rockefeller Sr left a 25 million estate awaiting probate in White Plains New York. It also cites his lifetime philanthropy totaling 530 million. The Star published Rockefeller Not So Rich as its banner. Skyline Drive visitors included Carr Hedrick Kern Conrad Benham Pierce. Capitol showed The Prince and The Pauper with Errol Flynn and the Mauc Twins.
1912 report notes Honorable Henry Delaware Flood of Appomattox spoke at Winchester Confederate Memorial Day events. Richard E Byrd’s sister led a local connection while Richard Evelyn Byrd urged Democrats to nominate Woodrow Wilson as the likely opponent to Theodore Roosevelt. Nearby, work on a new concrete bridge over Stewart Street advanced with side walls and trough bottom completed.
Earl L. Douglas explores the idea that God is everywhere in heaven and hearts. Belief must be activated through daily practice to feel His presence and gain inner peace and power.
Henry J. Taylor argues that predicting crashes is harder than rallies and warns officials meddling in markets. He cites a Waldorf Astoria trader's loss, notes quality stocks matter, and urges patience as markets may stagnate for long periods before any new bull run.
HAL BOYLE recalls a weekend in New York suburbs filled with early morning birds, busy hosts, backyard barbecues, and mosquito bites. The piece blends humor about suburban life with a note on baseball strategy as the Cincinnati Reds sweep Pittsburgh games 3-2, 9-2, and 6-4.
A medical Q and A column covers gout treatment with doctor guidance and a Merck booklet offer. It notes TB vaccines like BCG exist and explains tuberculin tests. It explains infant open spine surgery and distinguishes meningomyelocele from meningocele. It also answers about persistent nail infection and honey calories, and includes a “How to Score” quiz.
An editorial from the San Rafael Daily Independent Journal argues small liberal colleges face funding choices as Congress weighs a 900 million dollar classroom construction subsidy. It cites Ford Foundation data showing underutilized classrooms and labs and urges colleges to use existing resources before seeking public money.
In a Potomac Fever column Fletcher Knebel mocks modern American kitchens as propaganda props. He quips Americans cook outdoors and jokes about Kennedy’s post presidency health and a chaotic White House staff situation.
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