Winchester Evening Star Advertising and subscription rates
Daily newspaper published in Peace reeke Virginia lists staff names and business offices. It outlines subscription prices including monthly and yearly rates for in state and out of state readers.
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New York City
Khrushchev's stance stalls test ban talks and space news rises
U S hopes for a nuclear test ban fade as Khrushchev rejects inspection offers and raises demands. Meanwhile Valentina Tereshkova joins spaceflight history with a solo orbit and promises broader roles for women in space exploration. Police warn heat worsens tempers and summer frictions rise across neighborhoods.
Military Personnel Training Highlights In 1953 Star Files
Pvt James Hockman arrived in Japan and was sent to the Chemical Biological Radiological Warfare School at Eta Jima. Pfc William Delano Brannon, son of Mr and Mrs Lowell Brannon, completed Marine Basic Training at Parris Island. Capt Pierson P Deming MC attended a four week orientation in military medical service at Brooke Army Medical Center Fort Sam Houston Texas.
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James Hockman
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Eta Jima
William Delano Brannon
Lowell Brannon
Parris Island
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Pierson P. Deming
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Medical Field Service School
Brooke Army Medical Center
Fort Sam Houston
Texas
Riots in Vancouver Prompt Police Action and Protests
Twenty five years earlier in 1938 downtown Vancouver saw three unemployed riots shatter store windows fight police and besiege headquarters prompting provincial officials to respond. Joseph P Kennedy then U S Ambassador denied seeking the 1940 Democratic nomination. Mrs Edward B Mitchell of Salisbury Maryland visited the Kalbachs on Leicester Street.
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Edward B. Mitchell
Salisbury
Joseph N. Kalbach
Leicester Street
50 Years Ago 1913 Europeans Steamer Kaiser Franz Joseph I Sailings
The Rev and Mrs John Long Jackson sailed for Europe aboard the Kaiser Franz Joseph I. Mrs Jackson is the former Miss Elizabeth Elean Crawford, daughter of Mr and Mrs C Grattan Crawford of Kernstown. Four tons of priceless gold and silver plate were unpacked by the French embassy for a state banquet in London. The Rag one step along with other dances were banned at Buckroe Beach Pavilion.
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John Long Jackson
Jackson
Elizabeth Eleanor Crawford
C. Grattan Crawford
Kernstown
London
Buckroe Beach
Daily Meditation On Gratitude And Virtue
Earl L. Douglas reflects on gratitude as a cultivated virtue. He cites Johnson and Disraeli, contrasts unappreciated service with faithful help, and urges readers to express thanks to God and people. Gratitude warms hearts, earns memory, and attracts love and divine favor.
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Johnson
Disraeli
Attacks on High Court Grow Milder This Year
James Marlow notes this Supreme Court term was busy yet less sensational. Liberals led by Warren along with Black Douglas Brennan Goldberg formed the majority in most civil rights rulings, while White remained a swing vote, with several 5-4 splits shaping key decisions on prayer, reapportionment, and desegregation.
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Harlan
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Edward Yellin
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Brennan
Communist China Attacks Khrushchev Regime Edges Toward Summit
The article notes a sweeping Chinese press assault on Khrushchev ahead of a July meeting with Moscow. It highlights Peoples Daily 25 points condemning Khrushchev and a Ching Po editorial calling Soviet space flights stunts.
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Frol Kozlov
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China
Albania
London
Arteriosclerosis Causes and Modern Medicine
Dr Lester L Coleman discusses arteriosclerosis linked to aging while noting many proposed causes. He explains saturated animal fats may raise cholesterol but stresses no single factor explains the disease. The Johns Hopkins work and ongoing research aim to clarify prevention possibilities.
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Johns Hopkins University
Wiggle Debate on Black Box Tests Threatens U S Security
Henry J. Taylor surveys the Khrushchev test ban dispute and the reliability of black box seismic detections. He notes practical oil executives warn of unpredictable box performance and argues for public scrutiny of the method amid U S German NATO tensions and Kennedy's Berlin visit.
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Choose you this day whom you will serve
A devotional reflection invoking Joshua 24 15 urging commitment to serving the Lord with courage and determination.
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