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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1963
Page
4
Telephone and contact details from the Winchester Evening Star listing show ESTABLISHED 1896 and office lines for News and Business, plus subscription rates and delivery options. The fragment includes executive and managing editor names, postal info, and pricing for various delivery plans.
A Handley High School senior and Junior Evening Star editor in chief Miss Sally Bell wrote an honesty themed editorial praised by Mrs. Hatha way F. diPrisco. The piece urged students to avoid cheating and to live with self respect, featuring an anonymous poem about self respect and conscience.
The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 report Georgi M Marenkov named to lead Russia after Stalin's death amid a general personnel shake up. Washington sources foresee little hope for peace with post Stalin Russia. Chinese Communists launched two company sized assaults on Allied outposts on the Korean Western front then withdrew leaving heavy casualties.
Benjamin F. Davis Jr of this city selected for Phi Kappa Phi at VPI for high academic attainment. Baron Gottfried Von Cramm, Germany’s tennis star, confined in jail infirmary after a nervous collapse post arrest. Grass fire in Millwood Avenue yard at Harry Copenhaver property extinguished by local fire companies.
In 1913 suffragettes sparked a riot during the Washington inauguration parade. Former Secretary of War Stimson testified that federal troops could be called only if District militia failed to quell the disturbance. A Stephenson, Maryland resident was arrested in Charles Town West Virginia with a suitcase of stolen chickens.
Earl L. Douglas reflects on city and national budgets and the challenge of living within one’s income. He urges two earners to set priorities, save, invest wisely, and plan for rainy days, illness, and future education and home ownership.
Washington AP reports looming national emergency strikes could push Congress to act on labor laws. President Kennedy seeks broader tools but avoids Taft Hartley changes, while Wirtz warns public demand for peaceful settlements. Debate centers on binding arbitration and new enforcement powers.
Baltimore City Democrats push a new bill in the state legislature to curb ballot crowding by prohibiting similarly named candidates. The measure aims to reduce voter confusion and safeguard elections, though questions arise about its reach and practical enforcement if adopted nationwide.
A reflection on John 20 28 where Thomas proclaims My Lord and My God and the call to faith that endures without tangible proof or immediate confirmation. The piece urges belief beyond visible evidence and emphasizes steadfast trust in divine truth.
The piece argues that Rio is the center of gravity for North and South America, highlighting Brazil under Goulart as Marxist-leaning and Moscow-aligned. It cites Hermes Lima, Brizola, and a Kremlin-backed military purge, with Cuba and Peiping influence shaping Brazil's politics and labor.
Dr Harry J Johnson discusses the shift from lengthy patient contact to greater scientific focus and administrative burden. He advises selecting a doctor who is honest respectful and trusted and suggests seeking a second opinion if doubts arise, noting specialists can confirm or challenge the primary diagnosis.
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