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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1963
Page
4
Miscellaneous newspaper masthead text shows staff bylines and mailing details. It lists Gallacher-Detloner Inc address in New York and subscription rates for various periods. The fragment resembles a publisher’s notice page with circulation and contact information.
The San Francisco Housing Authority vice chairman rules that Chinese families have no right to live in the Ying Yuen housing project in Chinatown. The Chronicle notes federal officials and the attorney general show support for moving residents.
The piece argues popular music’s fleeting appeal while highlighting a surge in American symphonies. It cites the American Music Conference noting about 1,200 ensembles, including 900 community orchestras, and a growth of youth and high school symphonic groups since 1955. It contrasts rock and contemporary trends with a rising classical revival supported by broad listening across the nation.
Mrs Mark A McHale has returned to her Handley Avenue home after a stay at Winchester Memorial Hospital. Miss Blanca Danley and her parents Mr and Mrs F W Danley returned by car to California where she is employed by the Bureau of Standards at Corona.
Dr. R. E. Kerlin was chosen Grand Chaplain of the Grand Council of Royal Arcanum of Virginia and Taylor Barr was re elected to the Grand Lodge Executive Committee. Miss Elinor Griffith returns home from Wellesley College to spend the summer with her mother Mrs Alfred Kerfoot.
The 1913 project иn Market Street near Rouss Avenue aims for a $30 000 opera house named New Empire. Permits issued to J Henkel Henry and William H Baker. Maude Boxwell travels to Philadelphia to visit her grandmother.
At the employment office a man speaks of being handy at anything but urges definite training. The piece stresses youth should learn a definite skill for life work and usefulness, advising both girls and boys to prepare for a specific field and service. It urges parents to explain the value of skill to their children.
The Richmond News Leader editor James J. Kilpatrick argues in his new book that the Fourteenth Amendment was not legally added in 1868 and that Southern coerced ratifications tainted its origin. He contends Congress and the courts misapplied the amendment to desegregate schools and favors gradual segregation in education and many professional fields.
AP analysis notes ample mortgage funds despite tighter short term credit, with housing starts near last year and overall construction rising above 1962. Foreclosures rise as personal incomes grow, and commercial space demand remains uneven, yet total 1963 construction is seen at about 62.5 billion dollars.
Medical column discusses immediate examination for ankle sprains with X rays when needed and splints or casts for support. It covers canker sores causes and mouth ulcers, burn first aid with cold water, and a health quiz listing ten questions on topics from anatomy to music.
A Winchester Star letter honors Mrs. Gertrude Barton longtime president and founder-like figure of the Winchester Day Nursery. It recalls her modesty leadership Buckeye Parties and dedication to children, noting the school’s name change and enduring Memorial to her tireless service.
The New York Times editorial derides Cassius Clay as a brash yet refreshing figure from boxing and poetry. It notes his predictable in-ring cries and prophecies, his impact on public perception, and questions the value of his bold predictions amid Anglo American tensions.
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