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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1962
Page
4
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Population experts warn of a rapid world growth trend with Asia and Africa fueling a coming explosion, while warnings rise about overstaffed governments. Secretary Hodges criticizes Civil Service rules as hampering payroll cuts, echoed by Sen Jackson as overstaffing concerns grow.
Lt. Charles Toan announced that the Fifth Naval District commandant has granted clearance to establish an active Electronic Naval Reserve Unit in the city, marking the culmination of a three-year local Reservist effort.
Capt. Loryn Crabill of the Sarah Zane Fire Company urged Winchester residents to attend the formal dedication of the new fire hall at 8:00 in the evening. Miss Millie Boyd and her aunt Miss Lucy Boyd of Richmond sail from New York on the SS Reliance for an extended European tour.
In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt said I feel bully today as his train paused in Cleveland en route to the Republican National Convention in Chicago. Nearby, Costa Rica's village of Naranjo lay destroyed by a recent earthquake. Mrs. William C. Comstock and daughter Katharine returned to Baltimore after visiting Mrs. J. C. Eastham.
Earl L. Douglas writes a meditation praising the Taj Mahal as a symbol of monogamous devotion. He contrasts the Mogul emperor’s fidelity with the idea of remarriage after a spouse’s death, arguing mature, faithful unions are more likely to endure and bring happiness.
Henry J. Taylor recounts family debates on promises versus performance in early 20th century Ohio. Grandfather questions political promises while Uncle Ned runs for Congress on a pledge to govern by judgment. Ned wins, challenging party leaders including Theodore Roosevelt, and the elder narrator reflects on trust and democracy.
Eugene H. Lehman, Yale class of 1902 graduate and Monmouth College president emeritus, urged the 1902 reunion to adopt a resolution expressing regret that Kennedy received an honorary Doctor of Laws from Yale. He argued Kennedy lacks deserving personal or public qualifications for the award.
New York AP column notes men focus on big events and general knowledge while women know people and families in depth. It argues women apply instinct and heart to real situations, especially within families, and men rely on heady reasoning.
Dr. Burton H. Sean offers a lighthearted advice column on how husbands respond to kindness and restraint. He warns against nagging or overbearing behavior and promotes affection, relaxed routines, and shared domestic tasks to reduce stress and keep marriages healthy. The piece includes reader letters, a small quiz, and a call for questions to Dr. Fern.
A briefing for White House social reporters outlines strict privacy and censorship rules for coverage of the Kennedy era social events. Personal conversations with the President or Mrs. Kennedy may not be quoted while toasts and attire details may be reported.
The War ren school board will start an experimental program next fall admitting children as young as 3 years 8 months to kindergarten if ready. The University of Pittsburgh will cooperate and study effects on schooling and determine which children are ready for formal instruction earlier.
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