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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1963
Page
4
A short newspaper masthead lists Winchester Evening Star contact numbers for News and Business, staff roles, postal details, and subscription rates, noting edition timing, rate cards, and distribution notes.
The Star outlines a tax time contest tied to Kennedy era foreign aid. It presents how long tax dollars would cover the proposed aid budget for $50 000 and $10 000 joint returns, with seconds and minutes figures, plus prize results and comments on federal spending and policy. The piece notes leap year timing and cites winners from Winchester and nearby towns.
The Misses Ann Farrar Arthur and Diane Stinson were named Maids of Honor to Queen Shenandoah XXV. Eddy Gilmore of the Associated Press in Moscow witnessed Stalin's funeral as his body lay beside Lenin in Red Square. Conner's Department Store in Berryville was burglarized with items missing and about $200 stolen.
25 Years Ago 1938 reports Camile Chautemps cabinet resigning after deputies oppose his demand for power to direct French finances by decree. Austria's Chancellor Schuschnig plans early referendum to gain mandate against German encroachment. Mr and Mrs H Turner Timberlake and their daughter visit Magnolia Maryland area.
50 Years Ago-1913 Prof M B White of the Federal Agricultural Department urged local fruit growers to cut cedar trees to save fruit. The Suffragettes in London attacked King George as he and the Queen neared Marlborough House, led by two women, with arson at Buckinghamshire rail station and eggs tossed at a speaker.
Earl L. Douglas writes that individuals must own their actions and refrain from blaming others or heredity. He argues people are both independent and interconnected, with every choice affecting themselves and others, urging readers to embrace personal responsibility.
Washington debate centers on cutting spending in a period of political caution. Kennedy hints at a forthcoming list of budget cuts while Sen. Willis Robertson argues for at least 6 billion in reductions to accompany any tax cut, stressing non-defense spending and private or local funding options.
A light 1960s column collects odds and ends from mail and trivia. It notes a sign near Mount Carmel church in Poughkeepsie warning motorists not to park and surveys quirky facts on shaving, babies, gas, and a Spain based poet with mule trouble.
Fragment cites Luke 1577 about joy in heaven when a sinner repents. Mentions God and a cry for salvation. No clear event, date, or location. Reading reflects Protestant devotional tone with archaic phrasing.
A quirky collection of assertions covers soup caffeine, the plastic surgery labor market, and mental health careers. It cites implausible industry sizes, exaggerated crime losses, and odd health quips while recalling Samuel Butler's remark about fatigue.
AP analysis outlines unresolved questions from the 1961 Bay of Pigs invasion and current Cuba powers. It notes Kennedy’s responsibility, unclear roles of Americans, and Soviet troop presence tied to broader Cold War tensions. It cites McCone and McNamara on weapons status and a potential blockade debate.
Advice from Dr. Harry J. Johnson on fair doctor fees and avoiding the miracle man illusion. Emphasizes asking for fee clarity, consulting county medical societies for disputes, and recognizing that doctors earn through knowledge and experience not magical cures. Includes a Cleveland psychiatrist note on patient perceptions and cautions against claims of unique cures.
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