Winchester News Briefs June 14 1960
Short local items from Winchester Virginia dated June 14 1960 note community happenings. Includes editor names and office contacts, with a brief biblical verse.
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Winchester Evening Star Es
Reed Daily
Mohawk
H. F. Byrd, JR
H. D. Koontz
Rufus Jogey
Eugene Miller
National Representatives
Deldisser, Inc
East 44Th Street
New York City
Associated Press Press
Winchester
Freedom of Choice On Employment and Federal Finances
A discussion contrasts U S and European unemployment statistics and argues against heavy government intervention. It notes miscounted jobless figures, federal grant programs, and tax power concerns. The piece recalls 1864 Confederate battle events and the death of Col Randolph, a Clarke County figure.
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Stonewall
Grant
2Nd. Va. Inf
William Wellford Randolph
New Market
Clarke County
Sit Saben
Louisiana
Sam Grubbs
Clarke
South
Col. Randolph
House of Delegates
Ada Stuart
King George County
Old Chapel
Scoffing at Ideas Blind to Vast Truths in Daily Life
A reflection on scoffing at others ideas and the danger of dismissing positions without full understanding. The universe, life, and human motives are vast and complex, so quick denials often overlook deeper truth and merit in opposing viewpoints. The note urges humility and thoughtful consideration.
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Enews
Ional
A Parable of Gold in Mud for Life and Ideas
The piece opens with a skeptical stance toward sweeping positions yet admits partial truth in many claims. It compares critical thinking to panning for gold, where abundant mud yields a few grains of gold, illustrating that valuable ideas emerge from careful washing of broad material.
Blood donors honored by Five Years Ago notes
Five years ago in The Star Files Charles Toan of Berlyn and Charles Zuckerman led a push for blood donations with notable quantities pledged. Robert J. McNally Jr. was re elected president of the Winchester Exchange Club.
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Charles Toan
Berlyn Man
Charles Zuckerman Hogah
Robert J. McNally, Jr
Winchester Exchange Club
Virginia Court of Appeals Bans Front Royal Bond Issue
A 1935 court ruling declares the Front Royal bond issue illegal. The decision marks a turning point in local governance and finances in the years following the initial proposal.
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Strony Keder O Toe
Virginia Court Appeals
Marriage license issued in county clerk's office in 1910
Fifty years ago a marriage license was issued to Boyd R. Richards and Miss Mary F. Shryock. Miss Emma Jones of Berryville and Mrs. John C. Cather attended Washington and Lee commencement where Russell Cather would graduate as a lawyer. Robert Y. Conrad Philip Williams and George Washington Lewis from the area earned law degrees from the University of Virginia.
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Boyd R. Richards
Mary F. Shryock
Fred A. Shryock
Emma Jones
Berryville
John C. Cather
Washington and Lee University
Russell Cather
Robert Y. Conrad
Philip Williams
George Washington Lewis
University of Virginia
Independent Voters Miss Real Involvement, Book Argues
A new study from the University of Michigan authors challenges the ideal of the independent voter as highly informed. Independents reportedly show less political involvement, poorer issue knowledge, and weaker candidate assessments than partisans, while switch voters respond to economic or emotional issues and may abstain unless stirred.
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Treasury
Washington
Angus Campbell
Philip Converse
Warter Miller
Donald Stokes
Survey Research
University of Epm
Michigan
England
Shy Stevenson and Rockefeller Stir Headlines on Possible Runs
Washington AP notes Adlai Stevenson and Gov. Nelson Rockefeller avoid saying they will run but keep their names in headlines. Rockefeller withdraws then hints at a draft while denying candidacy. Stevenson declines to confirm but does not rule out accepting if offered.
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Washington
Adlai E. Stevenson
New York
Nelson A. Rockefeller
Rockefeller
Stevenson
Eisenhower
Richard M. Nixon
Nixon
Markin Time Message from Luther Markin
A concise noted verse by Luther Markin cautions that lying may seem easy but truth builds smoother roads tomorrow. The reflection warns against deceit and emphasizes honesty as a guiding principle.
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Luther Markin
The Doctor Speaks Baby Born in Summer Faces Some Problems
Dr Bundesen discusses summer birth challenges for infants including diaper rash and heat discomfort. He advises airing the baby daily, avoiding waterproof diapers, and keeping the nursery at 68 to 70 degrees. He notes outdoor first walks can be quicker in summer and addresses excessive sweating in children.
Why Women Seek Marriage Is Puzzle to Many Males
Hal Boyle discusses the puzzling question of why women pursue marriage, arguing it often leads to decline in health and happiness. The piece contrasts a vibrant single woman with her later married life, noting changes in independence, finances, interests, and routines as she marries.
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New York
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