Winchester Evening Star 1960 Exile Daily Edition
Front page header shows edition details and masthead for Winchester Evening Star with Associated Press credit and church Bible verse. Publication date listed as Monday June 13 1960.
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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1960
Page
4
Front page header shows edition details and masthead for Winchester Evening Star with Associated Press credit and church Bible verse. Publication date listed as Monday June 13 1960.
The Stratoliners address tall stature with claims of calmer, friendlier behavior while noting debates over giants versus shorties and historic figures. A U.S. Shipping study plans automation to cut costs amid subsidies, and labor-market woes hurt college-bound youths seeking summer work. North American ties with Canada and Mexico strain over a Guaymas station amid anti-US sentiment. officials contest espionage claims and emphasize joint venture aims.
Five years ago in 1935 Twe Star Files report orchards severely damaged by hail while heavy rains flooded downtown streets. Miss Ann Adams and Mrs Mervel Adams hosted a social event honoring Miss Barbara Wheeler.
A neighbor hires Bertram after a tense interview at Huntly Farm. Bertram, a strong yet wary newcomer, reveals a past car crash and a long abstinence from hard drink while claiming a simple milk and water habit. The author considers him for a farm job based on his honesty.
An unclear OCR fragment describes a prisoner named Daily Meditation who died in prison at one age. It mentions a thirty-one year sentence for murder and parole, living under guard, fear of life’s pace, and a request to return to prison at sixty-one, remaining thirty-five more years, with a final note dated 1898.
Earl L. Douglass never received a letter for thirty eight years of life leading to a solitary fate. The piece laments loneliness and the belief that a person can feel forgotten by neighbors and even by God, noting the tragedy as one of the era's stark headlines.
Twenty five years ago ORF reported a Senate debate on legislation while Naples Florida faced Gulf coast whale wash ashore sixty giant carcasses. Durban South Africa saw its first memory of snow in living history.
Mary Page of Berryville spent the day in Wightee with friends. Judge D. H. Bragonier was confined to his home on Braddock street by sickness. Mrs. Ernest Alger of Millwood hosted Miss Essie Moreland and Dillman Moreland of Charles Town as guests.
Analysis of the 1968 Republican race outlines Nelson Rockefeller and Richard Nixon each facing a key weakness. Rockefeller seeks the nomination while needing liberal appeal to rally independents. Nixon must balance conservative support with broad appeal beyond loyal GOP voters amid a shifting political landscape.
Dr. Herman N. Bundesen notes jaw misalignment can cause chewing pain clicking and other ailments with some cases showing no pain. Correction involves time and habit changes with appliances. Arch vies suggest many respond well to treatment.
HAL BOYLE notes prosperity seems a myth for the elderly as about 60 percent of Americans over 65 report incomes under 1 000 a year. He adds quips on bullfighters travel costs lifetime longevity and odd facts about aging and money.
A fragment suggests a person named in the text was chopping or beveling something and delivering criticism about apple carts. The incomplete phrasing provides little context or clear events.
The text gives a casual baking aside about taking time to think and avoid hurry. It mentions a pudding made with three cups of milk and about six cups of coconut either plain or toasted, with a flavor addition linked to an ott flavor reference.
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