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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1960
Page
4
Subscription options listed as One Year in advance seven dollars, Six months four dollars, and One Month one dollar. Additional postage for outside Virginia and West Virginia noted. A biblical verse II John 9 emphasizes abiding in Christ and dwelling in God.
The piece argues that the Eisenhower era abandons high level diplomacy for traditional channels, citing Paris and Tokyo as proof that quick peace solutions fail. It mocks ionized VIP rooms and campaigns, warns Europe’s Common Market will bar nonmember farm goods, and notes six nations buy about 28 percent of U S farm exports.
A farmer recounts reading Farmers Bulletin No. 2107 Radioactive Fallout on the Farm. It explains how to protect family livestock and land during an attack, including moving livestock indoors and burying contaminated topsoil to reduce radiation effects. The dialog-like piece notes humor and skepticism about practicality.
An ABC network radio promotion promises to transform presidential campaign coverage into a polished, painless narrative. It foresees a بث dispassionate, well-groomed announcer guiding voters through a flawless, distraction-free account of politics.
Twenty years ago this month the Dunkirk evacuation brought 338000 Allied soldiers across the Channel in a hastily assembled flotilla. The operation cost thousands of lives and the loss of much equipment, with over two hundred vessels sunk. Yet courage marked the retreat and defense of Dunkirk.
The piece honors British officers and men who refused to quit at Dunkirk, turning near disaster into a salvageable outcome. It argues that endurance and dedication can transform defeat into victory, a timeless directive for ordinary life and war alike.
Walter Barr pitched a 2-1 win for Winchester against Luray. Paul N. Holinger earned an engineering degree from Georgia Tech. Miss Monna Lou Pugh received a B S in home economics from the University of West Virginia.
In 1935 North Carolina faces ongoing infantile paralysis cases. The Byrd resolution to halt liquor sales at the Chamberlain Hotel is signed by the President. A Moscow report notes a stratosphere balloon ascent reaching 52 165 feet.
Fifty years ago in 1910 the well used by General Daniel Morgan for water after the Revolution was dug up at the Amherst and Stewart street corner after being buried for over a century. Superintendent Boyer at the U S Naval Academy notified Mrs Richard Evelyn Byrd that her son Midshipman R E Byrd Jr was ill with typhoid fever in a London naval hospital. W E Huntsberry John Dillis Jack Hardesty and William Reardon drove to Capon Springs for a day trip to the noted summer resort.
President Eisenhower’s Paris and Tokyo trips are examined as the U2 spy plane and Tokyo riots sparked questions. The article notes Khrushchev’s blame, questions over flight necessity, and advisers’ judgment amid protests by unions and non-Communist groups.
Dr Herman N Bundesen outlines how to avoid injuries while bowling. He cites cases from JAMA about sudden stops causing groin and leg injuries, stresses early mobilization and proper follow through, and recommends changes in approach to the alley to prevent injury.
U S divorce rate cited as highest globally at 2.2 per thousand, with assorted aphorisms and trivia notes from Hal Boyle. The piece weaves quotable lines, historical anecdotes, and light lifestyle tips, ending with a Southern spoon bread serving suggestion.
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