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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1962
Page
4
Small newspaper fragment lists staff names and contact numbers. It also shows subscription rates and mailing details for local and outside Virginia readers discussed in a historical Winchester Virginia edition.
A Hagerstown letter criticizes the basement men's toilet at the County Courthouse as filthy and a health menace. The rest room sits in the county building under county control, funded by Winchester at $1,150 annually, with a 12 year old contract splitting half the costs.
Madame Nhu, sister in law to the president and South Vietnam’s first lady, is depicted as a tough figure. She criticizes American policy and dancing restrictions, urges shared austerity, doubts the free world’s resolve, and supports tougher actions in Southeast Asia.
A pamphlet-like critique explores the magnitude of zeroes in federal budgets and personal wealth. It mocks the idea that vast sums exist when real capital is shrinking, arguing the government has turned to nothingness in accounting. It ends with a strong local call to disinfect and repair public facilities or close them.
About 13,000 steel workers of an independent union received a 16 cent hourly wage increase after peaceful negotiations at Weirton Steel Co. The Union Shop issue was not relevant to Weirton employees. Governor Shivers urged Texans to mobilize against polio as the disease rose in Texas. Ann H. Cooley of Berryville was named Clarke County treasurer by Judge Elliott D. Marshall.
Governor Peery designated Miss Rose MacDonald of Berryville to represent West Virginia at the Institute of Public Affairs at the University of Virginia. Miss Huntsberry from Stetson University arrived for summer with her parents Mr and Mrs W E Huntsberry. Esther Butsler recovering steadily after appendicitis operation at Memorial Hospital.
50 Years Ago 1912 William Jennings Bryan clashed with Judge Parker for the convention chair in Baltimore. Virginia delegates supported Woodrow Wilson with ten ballots, Major Ralph Barton and Mrs Barton returned from VMI, and Robert M Ward Harry F Byrd W W Wall and Mayor H H Baker also traveled to the National Democratic Convention.
The meditation explores Psalm 24 and the hill of the Lord as spiritual ascent. It stresses clean hands and pure hearts, warns against vanity and deceit as soul ravagers, and urges honest aims and self deception avoidance in pursuit of righteous living.
In a Romania trip Khrushchev states Soviet Union seeks no war over Berlin and rejects a separate East German peace treaty. He defends Soviet policy amid Western tensions, cites meat price struggles, and portrays the United States as an aggressor while warning of nuclear risks.
Washington asked if not talking about a possible recession can avert it. Officials say economic facts do not support that claim. The piece recalls 1929 and 1930 optimism and notes modern cushions and powers may prevent a new downturn.
In Chateauroux we meet Ted Bear, a twelve year garlic addict living in Paris. He describes craving garlic nightly, using Listerine to dull the need, and the moment he nearly ate a whole garlic clove in front of a student, which would have deepened his addiction. He married a fellow garlic eater to cope and warns readers that cheap garlic thrills can ruin lives.
The writer argues the President should avoid increasing the debt, noting Thomas Jefferson warned against national debt. She contends debt harms the nation and burdens future generations, asking if consequences have not proven true. Signed by Linda R Scheffler of 211 S Washington St City.
Cartoon caption by Luther Markin jokes about nearly losing a shirt and pants, urging cheer and a task ahead. The light humor centers on wardrobe misfortune and hopeful action in a small-town newspaper style.
Public Affairs pamphlet promotes psychotherapy with forms from psychoanalysis to group therapy and a 100 question scoring quiz. Includes ordering info for pamphlet No 329 and a five minute memory-aptitude test with page 2 answers.</analysis>
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