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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1963
Page
4
Winchester Virginia edition lists staff KOONTZ and MILLER with editor Davis and Eugene Miller. Rates shown for subscriptions in advance and outside Virginia. Publishes Friday March 1 1963 with postal details and distribution notes.
The article reports Senator Dirksen alleging the 1961 Cuban invasion killed four Americans and that Senator Mansfield says the Kennedy administration informed Congress and families with secrecy. It notes Haiti’s expulsion of the U.S. naval mission head as political tension grows, and warns of Castro-linked subversion and potential U S policy fallout in Latin America.
The Reeder's Digest features a Joseph Conrad quip noting that being a woman is a hard task mainly because it involves dealing with men. The wry remark reflects gender tension in a compact digest item.
The 1953 article notes a downtown Harrisonburg bowling alley burned to an undetermined origin causing about 85 thousand dollars in damage. Marie Fox named Honorary Fire Chief by Gore Fire Company for the Festival Firemen's Parade. March brings heavy snow to the state.
In 1938 Greta Garbo and conductor Leopold Stokowski were rumored to be together on Capri despite both denying any romance. The French Senate backed Premier Camille Chautemps by 178 to 68 for the first section of his labor code. The Sunshine Club of Braddock Street Methodist Church gathered at Mrs. W. W. Mcintyre’s home.
Royal E. Cabell reported Americans drank more whiskey cigars cigarettes and tobacco than ever before. A woman's burnt body was the first recovered from the Dewey Hotel ruins in Omaha. The House passed the Webb liquor bill over the President's veto 244 to 95. Liquor interests challenged the bill in the Supreme Court.
The piece reflects on success depending on avoiding irritability and frustration. It critiques Pettistrike's actions and urges addressing past wrongs to find peace, describing peace as a major human achievement and a divine gift.
Washington observes that Congress will act on a bill to cut income taxes with reforms this year. President Kennedy supports reforms with a tax cut, while critics cite past misjudgments and deficits, noting 1962–63 budget gaps, steel crisis, and uncertain recovery as context.
Discussion on driver record access before sentencing continues with judges divided over availability. Public sessions on highway safety push for broader action from state government while communities host meetings to curb highway fatalities. A White House event prompts questions about reporters access and secrecy at presidential residences.
Daily averages list 9 16 Stlvers Geants and 7 8 Very perior with 4 good and 5 6 Excellent. Page 2 offers the correct answers. Questions include World War II Torch bachelor president and other mixed trivia.
The article reports a near uproar over a Kennedy White House policy limiting reporters to watching rather than mingling at social events. Pamela Turnure announces no on site inspections. reporters must leave once the President and Mrs Kennedy arrive. Abner W. Sibal criticizes the move as turning the White House into Buckingham Palace.
Practical medical care favors in person talks and tests when possible. The process includes recording an electrocardiogram, a lung test, and a chest X ray, followed by review of all laboratory reports to form the patient case history.
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