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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1958
Page
4
National Representatives Gallagher DeLisser Inc lists 11 East 44th Street New York City. The page includes Associated Press copyright notice stating exclusive rights to republication of all news in this newspaper and dispatches and closes with a Psalm verse from 71 8 asking for praise and honor.
The federal government used 4.5 million in national defense funds to enforce school integration at Little Rock High. Nine Nefs were involved. Senator Stennis calls the expenditure illegal, while the piece argues the use of federal troops to enforce integration was unwise though not necessarily illegal.
The AMA Journal suggests a new influenza strain could be forming in part from two or more viruses, possibly Asian flu. NYC labs note potential hybridization and vaccines may not fully prevent Asian flu, while researchers pursue methods for identification and better vaccines.
The piece recounts Leon Delbecque, a De Gaulle backer since 1946, finding three pictures in a Moslem hut Petain Nasser and De Gaulle. The owner says they are chiefs and Delbecque believes rallying Moslems to De Gaulle could end the Algerian War. The ultimate outcome remains unclear as May 13 veterans react to De Gaulle’s early measures.
A digest presents magazine style editorials culled from forty daily newspapers arriving at the office. The notice highlights selections and promises readers the most interesting opinions in a compact roundup.
The Tuscaroras near Niagara Falls clash with New York state over 1383 acres needed for a 625 million power project. The state offers 1000 per acre, Indians resist through protests and legal channels, recalling old colonial bargains.
The British actor Robert Donat, famed for Goodbye, Mr. Chips, died at 53 this week. He won the 1939 Best Actor Oscar and was praised by rivals Paul Muni and Spencer Tracy as the greatest screen actor of their time. Donat denied Romantic star labels, preferring to be seen as a character actor.
Five years ago in 1953 Poland offered Julius and Ethel Rosenberg asylum if the United States allowed them to go there. The State Department denounced the offer as an impertinence. Former Premier Andre Marie pressed to form a new cabinet after five days of talks.
The Winchester Lions Club chose Rebert J. Smith as president for the coming year. Mrs. Courtney Pauver, daughter of Mrs. Co A Pauver, earned a Bachelor of Music degree from Northwestern University, with notes of musical ties in the community gathering hosted by Mrs. Istomn RK Wilson Jr and Miss Margaret Duvall.
Miss Helen Crippen of Denver visits Mr. and Mrs. Warren Rice at Vaucluse. Miss Mary Arnold of Cumberland stays several weeks at Rockland with Miss Ethel Bageant. John A. Huntsberry buys stock from Jones and Jolliffe in the Faulkner building on South Main and plans improvements.
Washington reports on Sherman Adams facing pushback over gifts from Boston businessman Bernard Goldfine and possible influence on government agencies. The piece discusses a guiding rule: avoid gifts that may affect public duty, noting Adams’ inquiries to the FTC and SEC and his reluctance to face reporters.
A physician warns that neglecting diabetic treatment dietary guidance can lead to blindness. Despite insulin advances extending life, many patients ignore medical advice and diet, risking eye disease, with early and regular doctor visits urged.
The text recalls an ancient belief that Pan fashioned sudden fear and that loud night noises signified Pan's presence causing panics. It frames Pan as a primordial source of alarm in myths about fear and sound.
Rich mond attorney Howard Carwile announces retirement after repeated campaigns for five Virginia offices without success. He cites a racist climate and ominous political mood, noting his latest bid for Richmond City Council ended 12th in a 19 candidate race. He previously ran for U S Senate governor House of Delegates and state Senate.
A reader quiz presents ten questions on topics from handshakes in Supreme Court ceremonies to astronomy and history. It includes a note on eye health from Dr Tassman of Wills Eye Hospital and public health figures about diabetes prevalence and lifetime risk. The piece ends with a Q and A about water and gas when drinking with meals.
Dr. George W. Crane argues teens should pursue at least one year of college, citing higher lifetime earnings for graduates versus high school or earlier quitters. He promotes a Vocational Guidance Kit and tests to steer teens toward college calibre paths.
The article praises excellence in various fields from Don Larsen’s perfect World Series game to Einstein and the Wright brothers. It urges pride in one’s abilities, tempered by humility, and notes Templehof Airport in Berlin as a rare central city airport.
A Winchester reader laments low voter turnout with 3780 eligible poll tax payers and only 78 votes cast on Tuesday June 10th. He urges newspapers to front page a boxed "Vote Today" notice to remind citizens of their duties and privileges. He cites Edmund Burke on the risk of evil when good men do nothing.
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