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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1958
Page
4
The notice lists subscription options with rates for one year six months and one month by mail or motor route, including outside Virginia and West Virginia postage. Carrier and single-copy pricing are shown with formatting reflecting a periodical advertisement.
The 1956 to 1966 plan aims to raise annual visitors to 80 million by enlarging park accommodations. This year 63.5 million visitors are expected, with 1,000 new camp sites and improvements to 1300 of 11,000 sites across 29 parks. Campers total 4 million days, while costs rise from an estimated 460 million to 750 million to 1 billion for the decade.
The Hastings Tribune cites 1913 figures on the first year of the federal income tax and compares them with 1957 data. Per capita taxes rose from 82 cents to 390 dollars as per capita income grew from 165 to about 1650 dollars.
The article notes families already enjoy mountain and beach getaways and predicts the vacation home will become as common as a second car within a decade. It cites a national Realtors survey and writer Bob Englebrecht, highlighting low income buyers, high perceived profit, and the trend toward comfortable, hassle free shelters away from city life.
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Five years ago in The Star 1953 Ross B. Mohney of Charlottes ville was named secretary of the local Chamber of Commerce. Miss Evelyn Jean Smith, daughter of Mr. Fiobert Smith and Seaman Joe Yates Cooke, wed. Capt George H. Grimm opened Oak Haven service station two miles north of Winchester. Courtney Smith Stickley, son of Dr and Mrs P B Stickley, earned an MD from Virginia Medical School. Anne Tucker McGure and Betsy Rice drove to Washington for a day trip.
Ten years ago Handley High School held exercises for 84 seniors who graduated. In Europe King Mihai I of Romania wed Princess Anne of Bourbon-Parma in Athens in a glittering ceremony with royal guests. Mr and Mrs Cecil Brown hosted a birthday event for their daughter Shirley.
Fifty years ago Mayor H. H. Baker secured re-election with a total vote of 460. Mr. and Mrs. M. W. Fisher hosted their daughter Mrs. Charles Fling of Washington as a guest. Miss H. Eva North of Martinsburg joined the Fort Loudoun Seminary faculty for the coming season.
HAL BOYLE reports Vivian Blaine argues glamor in entertainment is eroded by public access. She urges more personal privacy and mystery, criticizes stars' casual dress, and doubts glamour can be revived by public exposure, noting Marilyn Monroe and past stars as models of allure.
From Herman N. Bundesen, M. The piece discusses how watching TV in a dark room differs from movie viewing, the need for flexible living room lighting, and advice from the American Optometric Association to reduce eye strain. It includes a Q and A about whether sweating enlarges pores causes permanent skin damage.
An ancient link explains persona as a mask worn by actors on stage. The term evolved to describe a public face or character one presents, shaping modern use of personality in daily speech.
In Fostoria Ohio Cletus Stuckey woke when a cigarette ignited his mattress. Neighbors reported the blaze and police arrived to investigate as the bed was moved outside. Stuckey remained asleep until authorities intervened.
A reflective editorial considers humanity’s past ventures from the Mediterranean to the Pillars of Hercules and questions what the coming age may demand. The piece imagines interplanetary travel and warns readers to base life on faith to endure future scientific revolutions.
Readers answer ten questions to gauge IQ with daily scoring. Questions cover poetry Ulysses Grant Haifa Toulon transcontinental air race mountain ranges fathoms and a WWII insecticide. Page 2 provides the correct answers.
Col. Gennad Alban Greaves 67 of Alexandria, retired US Army, pioneer in Army motor transport and former George Washington University professor, died Saturday at Ft. Belvoir Army Hospital. Born in Pletcher, N C, son of Rev Alban Greaves and Emily Noreus Smith Greaves, he attended Episcopal High School and earned BA and MA from the University of Virginia. After retirement in 1950 he taught at George Washington University and Falls Church High.
Dr George W Crane describes Ted B a high school senior whose father accuses his wife of infidelity at meals and in public revealing masculine change of life and impotence driven by negative thinking The piece details the Ponce de Leon complex and platonic state symptoms advising wives to be more assertive and noting testosterone therapy dialed back by mental factors.
Secretary of State Dulles told the Senate committee that the West faces a hopeful path, stressing stability and controlled change. He admitted past errors but avoided naming them, and urged resilience amid Soviet missiles and anti-Western sentiment while noting improved U.S. propaganda efforts.
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