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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1961
Page
4
A June 30 1961 fragment from the Winchester Evening Star presents a religious reflection citing Romans 8 35. The piece highlights spiritual assurance despite sickness accident financial distress grief or death, emphasizing a secure relationship with God through Jesus Christ.
The Investment Bankers Association denounces municipal debt used to lure industry and tax privileges. Vice Admiral Rickover criticizes Navy rotation and calls for reforms while remaining a key asset to nuclear program development. Canada faces currency shifts as Fleming plans inflationary aids. Gardeners face a tough planting and vacation decision as spring looms.
The Star Files notes National Fruit Product Co with a $106,277 vinegar supply contract to the army and Virginia Woolen Co sharing a $617,500 wool cloth contract. Garland Quarles named Outstanding Citizen of 1950 61 by the Junior Chamber at York Inn banquet. Ed Molden outgoing president. Russell Newcome installed as president. James E LeMaster and Elizabeth Wathal LeMaster celebrate birth of a daughter.
The excerpt quotes Romans 14 21 urging Christians not to do anything that may cause others to stumble. It reflects on stumbling first as a personal misstep and then as a broader fall, noting the difficulty of avoiding stumbling in practice.
The text cites a warning from Earl L. Douglas to Romans about not tempting Jewish converts with foods deemed ceremonial or wine. It cautions that starting to drink can lead to alcohol problems and urges care to avoid causing a brother to stumble, noting modern living room bars and the risk to children.
In 1936 Governor Herbert H. Lehman of New York announced plans to seek a third term. The move followed a request from President Franklin D. Roosevelt. Rumors of Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin resigning circulated in Britain.
Fifty years ago in 1911 guns arrived from Richmond for Company I second Regiment of Virginia Volunteers and were issued to militiamen. Uniforms had already been received. Mrs John Randolph Tucker and daughter Gertrude Logan of Lexington left for Edgerton Massachusetts to visit Mr and Mrs Lewis Hyde. Mr and Mrs Morris Finkelstein of West Cork street hosted Mrs Philip Schwartz and Miss Ada Backman of Baltimore.
The piece disputes Treasury Secretary Dillon’s forecast of a mid 1960s boom and possible tax cuts. It argues revenues may rise to about 90 billion for 1962, but predicts deficits from defense, moon program, and foreign aid will wipe out any surplus.
State Senator Armistead Boothe in Arlington urged Northern Virginia voters to participate in the upcoming primary to counter alleged federal-influenced migration. He warned of integrationist trends and urged support for the Albertis Harrison ticket as a conservative progressive alternative to taxing and spending excess.
Mr and Mrs Lupton return from a around the world trip that included attendance at Rotary International in Tokyo. They praised Japanese hospitality and noted radios provided translation at the Tokyo convention attended by 23 378 Rotarians from 500 clubs.
Hal Boyle lists light ready remarks to win favor overseas, with samples from Britain France Russia and Germany. The piece blends humorous lines about diplomacy culture and manners for travelers and mentions a separate Oklahoma State University barbecue host known as feeder of multitudes feeding 900000 people since 1931.
A physician explains that sprains and strains involve vessels that bleed and swell. Ice packs early slow swelling and numb pain, while later heat loosens muscles and improves blood flow. Epso m salts optional and a towel plus dry covering aid warming. A light note on a quiz page follows with 10 memory questions.
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