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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1960
Page
4
A Winchester Evening Star fragment presents a civic morale message recalling John 11 guiding readers to imitate good over evil. The terse item frames daily life guidance amid typical newspaper content.
The United States expands its 1960 campaign to highlight American goods and know-how through state exhibits in Poznan Cairo Buenos Aires and more. AEC and Commerce aim to promote peaceful nuclear energy and industrial progress with 55 participating nations and up to 80 firms per fair.
A British psychiatrist Prof Hans Eysenck describes a car flirt as a romance symbol for men drawn to flashy convertibles. He notes many daydream about adventure but ultimately choose practical sedans, suggesting wives need not overreact if a convertible eyeing occurs.
Switzerland faces a skilled labor shortage and eyeing recruitment from the United States, Greece, and Italy. While American workers are plentiful, wage and language barriers may deter relocation. Long range commuting and moving expenses could entice some, as global mobility rises.
The article portrays Martin Niemoller as a heroic figure who opposed Hitler, was jailed for his outspoken sermons, and later drew huge crowds in postwar America. It highlights his frank critique and the lasting impact of his wartime imprisonment on his preaching and public presence.
Earl L. Douglass portrays a man who endured persecution and emerged with a broadened view. He rejects bigoted bounds and signals a creed of universal kinship by calling any who honors Christ as Lord a brother. True tolerance combines firm belief with openness to others and patient dialogue.
Five years ago in 1955 The Star Files note Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Butler Jr. returned from a visit with Mr. and Mrs. John Vaughan at Galax. CPO and Mrs. J. T. Carbaugh arrived from Hawaii and stayed with Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Carbaugh in Stephens City.
Twenty five years past, Ethiopians volunteer for defense amid war fears with Italy. Reports from Rome describe an Ethiopian aviator tearing an Italian flag from a legation car in Addis Ababa signaling heightened hostility.
1910 news notes Frank H. Dorsey won the plastering contract for Walter Barnett’s house at Market and Clifford. Arthur Dix, son of Mr and Mrs Scott Dix, recovered after an accident where lumber crushed his feet at the new Christian church. Charles Bruce Harlee, visiting relatives in New York, greeted Theodore Roosevelt at the Battery.
President Eisenhower’s Far East swing drew millions of cheers in Korea the Philippines Formosa and Okinawa but officials fear Japan’s Tokyo visit fiasco could blunt gains. He pushed democracy in Korea pledged defense for Quemoy and urged Chiang Kai-shek on reforms, yet the Tokyo episode marked a sharper downside to the trip.
AP analysis argues eight years of rising communism and anti American sentiment compel a national self scrutiny. It notes Japan defense concerns, Latin American riots, Nixon visits, and stagnant U S policy since Truman Acheson, urging a major reappraisal of foreign policy in the campaign.
State Sen. Hale Collins praised Bedford County for building a 42 bed annex to its nursing home with its own funds. The project cost more than $70 000 and was funded locally rather than by federal aid.
Dr Bundesen outlines how to tell true labor from false contractions during late pregnancy. False labor brings vague, irregular back pains. true labor shows regular, increasing cramps signaling the baby moving through the birth canal.
Donald Campbell, 39, aims to recapture the land speed record at Bonneville in a 30-foot gas turbine Bluebird car. He plans to push beyond 400 mph to 450 mph, bringing 80 tires and 35 tons of gear to the $4 million project with his wife Tonia Bern awaiting the outcome.
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