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Newspaper
Winchester Evening Star
Location
Winchester, Virginia, United States of America
Date
Mar 15, 1963
Page
4
The Winchester Evening Star dated Friday March 15 1963 serves as a local daily with staff listings and subscription details. It notes independent and route deliveries and lists advertising representatives Gallagher Delisser Inc in New York.
Readers seek a clear US stance on Soviet military activity in Cuba after months of mixed signals. Secretary Rusk asserts no reintroduction of offensive weapons and US planned use of force if Soviet troops aid a Cuban uprising, amid ongoing debates on quarantine and on site inspections.
A year after a severe Atlantic storm hit Chincoteague Island residents raised 3100 in donations from individuals clubs and schools to aid rebuild and boost the island's economy. The piece urges vigilance as Cuba exports money and men to spread communism in Latin America with sabotage and unrest cited in Venezuela Brazil and Peru.
From The Star Files ten years ago in 1953 Germany reports Gottwald died five days after Stalin’s funeral amid purge rumors. Tornadoes across Texas and Oklahoma killed 17 people. The Soviet Union vetoed Lester B. Pearson’s UN secretary bid for the 56th time.
1938 news notes Hitler urging Austrian locals to accept new duties within the German Reich, with Austria's status downgraded and Jewish rights at risk. Sudeten German party member warns Czechoslovakia amid Germany's absorption, while social hosts Cecile Polhamus and Anita Hinkle entertain guests from Front Royal and Winchester.
1913 report notes W. E. Carson of Riverton chosen as president of the National Lime Manufacturers Association in New York City. Nearby, Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Legg of Bunker Hill marked their second wedding anniversary with a dinner for relatives and friends.
A devotional urges recognizing Gods goodness as central to life. It contrasts human unworthiness with Gods kindness and wisdom, noting divine benevolence as essential to satisfaction and faith rather than fallen views of God. It emphasizes God’s loving nature and gentle qualities mirrored in humanity.
By Hal Boyle, a humorous look at social charm through double talk. The piece contrasts blunt truth speakers with those who master polite evasions, listing example phrases and the social peril of frankness in modern gatherings.
CAPE CANAVERAL The Polaris submarine Jefferson costs 100 million dollars and carries 16 missiles with a crew of 124. A tour showed red green blue and orange lights signaling panels while officers spoke in numbers. The article notes the difficulty of making dramatic Polaris films and ends with a question about how orders to warn crews would read.
A discussion on age related chronic conditions, stressing the inevitability of illness after 65, but arguing life can remain meaningful with adaptation. It emphasizes lifelong health rules including diet, weight, smoking and drinking limits, sleep, exercise, regular checkups, and doctor relations.
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